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Because of my wifes busy schedule, sometimes she can commit only a limited amount of time every week to each of our grandchildren. When possible, however, she will rearrange her schedule to spend more time with themnot out of duty, but because she loves them. When I see her with them, I understand what the word delight means.
In Psalm 119, David tells of his delight in Gods Word. He uses the word delight eight times (vv.16,24, 35,47,70,77,92,174). He says: I will delight myself in Your statutes; I will not forget Your Word. . . . I will delight myself in Your commandments, which I love (vv.16,47). The psalmists words, I will delight, indicate that it is a deliberate act of his will. However, it is not a burden for him to delight in Gods Word because he loves it. Davids close relationship with God created in him a desire to know what his Beloved had to say.
In the same way, for us to move from duty to delight in Gods Word, we need to strengthen our relationship with Him. When we remember how much He loves and cherishes us, we will respond with love and we will delight to spend time with Him. Oh, how I love Your law! It is my meditation all the day (v.97).
Read: Psalm 119:41-48
God’s blessings on every one....it is shouting time in Heaven
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZIIQEc4Pqs&feature=related
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Beautiful little hummingbird Meg! Hard to find one sitting long enough to even snap such a picture.
Heard this on Christian radio last night. Wanted to share it at Amy’s Place.
When life is serving up trouble, we should remember that “Nothing is bigger than God.” In other words, no matter what vexes you, look to God and there He is and nothing is more important than our faith in God.
The radio host then added “The joy of The Lord is my strength.” scripture we all know.
“Nothing is bigger than God.”
“The joy of The Lord is my strength.”
Blessing to all at Amy’s Place