As I try to find the balance between being at the feet of Jesus all chances I can get and living fruitfully this life He’s given me.
And finding courage to face each day with joy. It seems to be a learned habit.
Am I wrong about that?
For me it does take discipline. It’s so easy to get comfortable within sorrow. I don’t want sorrow to be my idol.
Studying Hebrew has brought me closer than I’d ever hoped to Him. And I’ve this childlike delight with the Word. I praise Him for His faithfulness and for drawing close to me as I draw close to Him.
A close walk with the Lord is such a blessing! We choose to draw near, and we practice spiritual disciplines that will nurture our personal relationship with the Lord.
Your mention of, “Spiritual disciplines,” reminds me of how they speak at Renovaré. And there’s a book their founder wrote, called, “Celebration of Discipline,” it’s at the top of my reading list. Actually, I may start reading this evening.
I so want my life to be a testament of His never ending mercy.
I know what it’s like to have my cup overflowing. And I want to be adept at pouring into others how He pours into me. ✝️
A lovely promise from the Everlasting Father.
One I’ve cried countless tears over.
As I try to find the balance between being at the feet of Jesus all chances I can get and living fruitfully this life He’s given me.
And finding courage to face each day with joy. It seems to be a learned habit.
Am I wrong about that?
For me it does take discipline. It’s so easy to get comfortable within sorrow. I don’t want sorrow to be my idol.
Studying Hebrew has brought me closer than I’d ever hoped to Him. And I’ve this childlike delight with the Word. I praise Him for His faithfulness and for drawing close to me as I draw close to Him.
A close walk with the Lord is such a blessing! We choose to draw near, and we practice spiritual disciplines that will nurture our personal relationship with the Lord.
God bless you.
Amen! And thanks for the kind words. 🙏🏼
Your mention of, “Spiritual disciplines,” reminds me of how they speak at Renovaré. And there’s a book their founder wrote, called, “Celebration of Discipline,” it’s at the top of my reading list. Actually, I may start reading this evening.
I so want my life to be a testament of His never ending mercy.
I know what it’s like to have my cup overflowing. And I want to be adept at pouring into others how He pours into me. ✝️