...
our wakening and uprising prove; through sleep and darkness safely
brought, restored to life and power and thought. It's an ancient
hymn, but it came to mind at the beginning of the New Year. It speaks
of God's faithfulness through the night and I am stretching that to
the past year. I can't say the Lord has always given me what I
wanted in the past year, but He has always supplied my needs.
I
have said before at the beginning a new year that I am not into New
Year's revolutions – yes I did say rev - olutions not resolutions.
Christian growth is not one giant leap for mankind after another, it
is line upon line precept upon precept (Isaiah 28:10). It is steady
as she goes. And it is better, for example, to have a regular ten
minute quiet time rather than staring off with two hours in the
morning and it lasting only a few days.
Father,
thank You that Your mercies are new every morning. Lead us Lord in
the way way everlasting as we commit to You one moment at time, in
Jesus Name Amen
No comments:
Post a Comment