A poem to consider surprises from the book “Apples of Gold.”
“You are writing a gospel
A chapter each day,
By deeds that you do,
By words that you say.
Mean what you write,
Whether faithless or true,
Say, what is the gospel according to you?
What surprises will happen to us in November?!?
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As I wrap up this month’s theme of love, heart and soul, I offer you this Haiku:
One heart to another
Sharing shimmering gold light
Thoughts to uplift others
Your presence this October has ravished my heart with joy. Merci Beaucoup! A Bing Image.
I made a recent discovery while reading Saint Paul’s message to the Colossians that made me – yes – giggle! in Chapter 3:14 which reads:
“Regardless of what else you put on, wear Love. It’s your basic, all purpose garment. Never be without it.”
Imagine that. I had never thought to clothe myself with Jesus’ Love. For now onward I will dress wearing Jesus to reflect His ways whenever and wherever I go. For a mind that is silent in love cannot shake a ‘yin yang’ world. What do you say? Will you dress yourself with Jesus’ Love? A Bing Image.
Aside from this platform, when was the last time you heard someone speaking earnestly about a sincere conviction? Legacy media thinks they do, but their lies betray them. No worries, God has a upcoming solution for this problem, so stay tuned in.
Earnest conviction expresses important beliefs and actions for a common good. A quality that is effective in combatting the struggles of life, as in striving to live the Gospel of Christ. Fortunately we have many online apps to discover God and what His Word teaches. Each day I find a new scripture to confirm what the prophets say, as in 2 Peter 1:21:
“For prophecy never had its origin in the human will, but prophets, though human, spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit.” 2 Peter 1:21
Brian Simmons says: “God says, ‘Let me teach you again. Things mysterious you don’t yet know!” So true. The treasures from El Shaddai can never be exhausted. How do you earnestly seek God? A Bing Image
Whether the day is bright sunshine or overcast, God’s presence is everywhere. We have to trust that “The Lord gives and the Lord takes away.” Job 1:21, which inspires this Haiku:
On an overcast day
Speak a pure prayer in silence
Can infuse sudden hope
On gloomy days past I’ve received such comfort only because “There is no such thing as darkness with You (God). The night to you is as bright as the day; there’s no difference between the two.” Psalm 139:12.
How will you deal with the next overcast day?
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I greet you this evening with “The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness. The Lord is my portion, says my soul.” Lamentations 3:22-24, which inspires this Haiku:
Night shadows fall quick
Pushing dread from your mind
Love still shines in the morning
Good night to you my Friend. A Vincent van Gogh Image.
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