DAVID SHARING WHAT HE LEARNED AS A SHEPHERD ABOUT GOD'S WATCH CARE OVER EACH PERSON IN HIS FLOCK.
You are my caretaker. I do not have to worry about my physical needs (Matthew 6:25-34).
You place me in environments where I can grow better (Philippians 4:19/Acts 17:26)
You show me how to obtain peace of mind (Philippians 4;6,7/Mark 6:31)
You revive my spirit (Psalm 51:12)
You show me how to live right in this world (Proverbs 3:6); so that You get the glory (1 Peter 2:9-13)
If I end up in dangerous situations, I will not be be afraid, because I know that Your presence is there (Psalm 91:9-13/Deuteronomy 31:6,8)
You uplift me with your right hand and send the Holy Spirit to be my Comforter(John 14:16)
You cause me to be invited to events with those that hate me and there provide for the nourishment of my body (Psalm 103:5)
You Baptise me with Your Spirit (Matthew 3:11)
I have so many blessings, that I have to share with others (Malachi 3:10)
I am certain that joy and forgiveness You will give to me as long as I abide with You (Psalm 16:11/1 John 1:9)
And by your grace, I will work in Your vineyard (Psalm 84:10/ Philippians 2: 12,13) and my name will not be blotted out of the book of life (Revelation 3:5)
Amen
Showing posts with label Country Living. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Country Living. Show all posts
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Saturday, June 19, 2010
COUNTRY LIVING (Part 2)
Country Living continues...
Good things about being in the country
Tasting treasures out of your own garden that you planted and that the earth yielded
Seeing deer for the “umpteenth” time and still being excited
Feeling the cool morning air while the dew is still on the ground
Smelling fresh cut grass (one of my favorite smells)
Hearing the happy laughter of our children playing with the garden hose
Bad things about being in the country
Tasting a recipe experiment that did not quite come out like the cookbook
Seeing the evidence that something’s eating your collards
Feeling the loving, sincere hugs from your family
Smelling banana skins left out to be put in the compost bin
Hearing muffled rifle shots in the far distance as another deer loses its life
Good things about being in the country
Tasting treasures out of your own garden that you planted and that the earth yielded
Seeing deer for the “umpteenth” time and still being excited
Feeling the cool morning air while the dew is still on the ground
Smelling fresh cut grass (one of my favorite smells)
Hearing the happy laughter of our children playing with the garden hose
Bad things about being in the country
Tasting a recipe experiment that did not quite come out like the cookbook
Seeing the evidence that something’s eating your collards
Feeling the loving, sincere hugs from your family
Smelling banana skins left out to be put in the compost bin
Hearing muffled rifle shots in the far distance as another deer loses its life
Thursday, March 11, 2010
COUNTRY LIVING
Good Things about Being in the Country
Seeing purple mountains in their magestic glory
Hearing the snow falling on the ground
Smelling hickory wood burning
Tasting farm fresh produce
Feeling the sun on a cold winters' day
Bad Things about Being in the Country
Seeing a cigarette butt in the woods
Hearing the hurtful, angry words spoken between family members
Smelling kerosene which signalled that the unit was running dry
Tasting savory food which needed salt, and not having any
Feeling frozen toes indoors
Seeing purple mountains in their magestic glory
Hearing the snow falling on the ground
Smelling hickory wood burning
Tasting farm fresh produce
Feeling the sun on a cold winters' day
Bad Things about Being in the Country
Seeing a cigarette butt in the woods
Hearing the hurtful, angry words spoken between family members
Smelling kerosene which signalled that the unit was running dry
Tasting savory food which needed salt, and not having any
Feeling frozen toes indoors
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