A couple weeks ago I made a speedy trip to the Dollar Store to buy something for a Fall decor job here in the house. As I hurried down an aisle I saw this doll; I felt an urge to buy her. Why? I didn’t know. I told my family about my nudge to buy the doll; I said I didn’t know why but I’d let them know what happened. Not only am I letting them know, I am letting you know what happened and continues to happen.
I took her to bed with me and asked God why? It seemed to open a wide range of little girls who needed prayer. Those being “rented” in order to for someone to get across our Southern Border; those whose bodies are sacrificed to sex traffickers; those raised under Sharia law; those exposed to porn and forced into participating in that industry; those who have to rummage to find food in third world countries; those who think they are ugly because they don’t look like Beyonce, those who think they are loved because some guy wanted sex; those who have never known a father’s love; those who have never sung “Yes, Jesus Loves Me.”
There are likely some of you who have suffered from one of the issues mentioned above. I wish I could hold you; I wish I could introduce you to a Love like you have never known.
My child, I love you. I visualize one of you each time I hold this little doll. I say “Jesus, pour your love into some little girl tonight. Holy Spirit, you comfort some child by giving her a grandma figure in her life. And Lord Jesus, thank you for telling me to buy the doll. And for telling me why.”
What are little girls made of, made of
Why, sugar and spice and everything nice
That’s what little girls are made of.
Sweet aroma 
I stand in prayer with you for all the girls even those who on the external appear happy living in an unhappy 🏠. God bless you for your thoughtfulness.
It is terrible stressful living in a home full of bickering and brokenness. Children often feel like they are to blame.
What A Godly provision to encourage you to intercessory prayer. Mayne she will be a part of your prayer life. from now on. What a graphic truth she revealed. A revelatory story. Thank you for posting it.
Once upon a time, a picture on a church wall had the same effect on me, but I could not take it home with me. My little “every-girl” can stay with me as long as she serves her purpose. How long? I don’t know. I cannot keep her if she becomes a habit or routine. Maybe God will show me someone else who needs her someday.
God led you to the doll, his image to cloak an entire perversity to young women everywhere. God bless, Oneta, I will be praying with you.
Thank you. It is Halloween. A lot of little princesses will be out this evening. Some will receive some “neighborly” type love. And I hope prayers will follow them.
I’m sure the call to buy that sweet little doll was from the Holy Spirit. Prayers are so necessary for the little girls of today. There’s so much protection necessary for them because of the evil in our deteriorating world. Each of us needs to put our hands together and raise our voices to God to watch over the next generation. They will someday lead us.
For sure. I’m thankful that this incident reaches hearts like yours, who will say a prayer with me for our hurting little ones. As I prayed last night I realized how the age of this girl child reaches into twenties or so. Adult girls who are so inexperienced with Truth about love.
It is sometimes amazing what Father can use to open our eyes to spiritual truth when we are sensitive to His Spirit. ❤️&🙏, c.a.
Yes, through these kind of stories we can see such creativity from our Father. He is an amazing Teacher. Object lessons? He is Master of them.
I am currently reading “American Dirt” which highlights the plight of young women trying to make their way to the Mexican border. It really highlights how women are targeted for their bodies, and used and abused.
Sounds like a real heart call for you. Handle it with prayer. Thanks for the insight into the book.
Oh my goodness, what a sweet thing to do! Such healing words, too! Your prayers really matter Oneta, your faithfulness to those “little nudges” from God are so important.
“What a sweet thing to do” – those words are sent to the Lord. He is the Sweetest. Just imagine how he puts things together to bless us and as he blesses us, we bless him, and as we are obedient, bondages are broken and he pours in healing oil. Thanks. I know you are familiar with how God nudges us.
This is so beautiful, Oneta. Thank you.
Thank you, Dee. I’m sure you also have a heart to reach to these little ones.