Love the Lord with your EVERYTHING
Whether we’re eating or singing, jogging or blogging, texting or drawing, our love for God should be visibly lived out.
Whether we’re eating or singing, jogging or blogging, texting or drawing, our love for God should be visibly lived out.
At every stage of our relationship with the Lord, we will feel his closeness relative to our openness.
Because we are human, our hearts tend to open and close according to what we are going through emotionally in our lives. This means that our relationship with the Lord is ever changing.
The more we open up our heart, the more Jesus comes in and our faith grows in proportion to this love that we are experiencing.
Why do things only seem to come through for us when we are about to reach our whitts end.
Could it be that God always has the whole situation under control – it is just our human nature to fret. God’s time is infinitive and his timing is always perfect. We are the ones that put parameters in place. We pray for things to happen within a certain time and we feel let down when it doesn’t happen. But what if we are praying for and hoping for something that is not part of God’s plan for us at all.
When I was a little girl, I always dreamed of having my very own horse and riding it with reckless abandon through the grassy meadows that lay just beyond our property.
But unfortunately that dream never came to pass. But my father in heaven never forgot my dream. And just this past weekend, that old dream finally come to reality. Not in the way that I had dreamed it to be, but in the kindest, most loving way that only our father in heaven can give.
Let’s be rebels – with a cause! Let’s find Joy in the ordinary. Let’s see beauty in simplicity.
Let’s be simply joyous!
Joy does not simply come to us. We have to choose joy and keep choosing it every day.
You must all know the saying ‘All good things come to an end”. But most times, the end of one thing simply means the start of another. And this is all part of our journey of life.