Reminders of our mortality force us to
pause and think about what is important and valuable, how to focus our attention.
Set your minds on things above,
not on earthly things. Colossians 3:2
Reading and repeating God’s Word prepares
us for the future, prepares our minds and hearts for the times we need it
most.
I delight in your decrees; I
will not neglect your word. Psalm 119:16
Remind yourself each morning to pray! Pray
for God’s presence to be with you, to guide your speech and your actions and to
be a part of our conversations.
I pray that out of His glorious
riches He may strengthen you with power through His Spirit in your inner being.
Ephesians 3:16
Bonnie attended my junior high and high school. She had very thick glasses and
always sat in the front row. Her books were huge, made just for her, with very
large print. She had some lessons put on tape and walked with a cane. I don’t remember ever speaking
with her.
At our reunionJ the two of us had a wonderful
conversation. I told her about my blindness and she told me her husband has the
same disease. Here’s the cool part. Bonnie has her PHD, lives in Washington
D.C. and works on public policy. Wow! She looked beautiful, spoke so sweetly
and encouraged me to call or message her on Facebook anytime to talk.
For we live by faith, not by
sight. 2 Corinthians 3:7
The person you have been avoiding, or the
person in front of you that you purposefully step around, may be just the
person to inspire you today, or the one you are meant to encourage.
Dear
Jesus,
Thank
you for the lessons available to us each day. Remind us to pause, to focus on
you, to read the Word and pray and to speak with those you put in our path.
Thank you for the breath of life today.
Amen
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