(Proverbs 7:24 KJV) Hearken unto me now therefore, O ye children, and attend to the words of my mouth.
This verse is actually a promise. It doesn’t read that way. It seems more like a command or an admonition. It is those things, but it is also a word of hope. If you consider the context you find this set in the middle of warnings and a story of sin. In the midst of that is a reminder to stop and listen to what God is trying to say to you.
God has to be pushed a long way before He stops reaching out to bring us back. If we give him the slightest opening He will try to get the word to us. One reason it is important to read the Bible daily is to give Him that crack. The hope is that each day of considering the word there will be a message for the day. We all know that there are days when all we have are black marks on a page that our eyes pass over. The benefit of the habit is that when you are at that one verse of life in the midst of a chapter of defeat, God can speak to you.
So? I hope today has no desperate moments for you. I hope things are going well. Rest assured that if they are not, God has a word of hope for you.
Sunday, August 7, 2016
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Is your other blog still up, Pumice? I didn't find it when I looked.
Maybe the government is censoring me. Yes, I posted about a half hour ago. Here is the link,
http://www.medleyofworship.com/
Also in the ride sidebar there is a link down under "An Invitation".
Grace and peace.
Okay, thanks. It doesn't show on your bio, either, BTW.
I have given up on trying to figure out all the tweeks that Blooger comes up with. Recently I was installing a new internet hook up. My son put it together. I practiced several times. It wasn't working. I rebooted. I switched cables. I read the manuals. At one point I pushed a wrong button and wiped a device. In the end it turned out to be a problem in the modem that the provider had set up and my son reset it from his end on line.
And our schools keep pushing out new software annually.
Grace and peace.
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