I love to walk through my home and glance through each window to open my life to tomorrow’s future. I’ll follow the air all around. Hence this Haiku:
What will come my way
Travel a new adventure
Make a dream come true
I’ll follow the air all around.
Happy Weekend! A Dreamstime Image.
What is felt in the heart are the most beautiful things in the world. And Faith is the pathway to life, and life eternal. Taken from the book of Apples of Gold, what do you think about these two quotes?
“Life is easier than you think. All you have to do is accept the impossible, do without the indispensable, and bear the intolerable.”
“Life is eternal, Love is immortal and death is only an horizon, and an horizon is only the limit of our sight.”
I believe, doing the utmost for God will be our earthly and eternal reward. What would you add to this discussion? A Bing Image.
The other day while walking through a local park, I began to feel joy. Following the trail I encountered jabbing thoughts on the gift of salvation. I followed poetry in motion as I researched Google. The Bible does not say one must be baptized first. It declares in Romans 10:9-10, 13:
“That if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation…For whoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved.”
How simple is this source of salvation because it arrives at belief. Salvation comes by Grace through faith at the moment of belief. I hope this passage encourages you to become, or remain, a Child of God in the Kingdom of Heaven.
Happy Wednesday!
The art of indifference describes the difference between what can or cannot be. This painting seems to fit, but I wasn’t able to find the artist’s name. So here goes a Haiku:
Unforeseen is the
Irony of indifference
Beyond that – quietness
What say you?
Thank you for joining me.
Already I am noticing a slight change in the atmosphere. Warm breezes linger with a twist of crisp chill. I am not ready to let go of Summer, except to see mosquitoes go, which inspires this Haiku:
‘Tis Summer’s ebbing
As lonely leaf falls slowly
Switch ice coffee to hot tea
Thank you for joining me. A Pexels Image.
I am inspired by Edward Hopper’s scene of “Rooms by The Sea” painted in 1951. He uses vibrant colors which make the place roomy and open to jump into the refreshing sea. I am overdue for an ocean vacation. I knows its coming…patience my dear! Today will soon turn into yesterday, stepping into tomorrow. I declare this because tomorrow holds a future promised by God mentioned in the book of Jeremiah Chapter 28:10. Read it for yourself and you will be well pleased and motivated as I am. Wishing you a delectable new week. So, where is your jumping off place?
Painting by Edward Hopper
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