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24 The LORD bless you and keep you;
25 the LORD make his face shine upon you and be
gracious to you;
26 the LORD turn his face towards you and give you peace.
Posted on 10/31/2013 9:50:38 PM PDT by JustAmy
Oh Amy!!!! How precious!!!!
Thank you so much for remembering.
We are just about to head out to dinner with daughter and grandchildren.
Praying that we will be okay as my beloved hubby is running a low grade fever and daughter is suffering from a allergies... but since I’m the honored guest along with my 22 year old granddaughter we had better go!
Tomorrow will be a sleep in day for us...........
Thank you Thank you Meg for your best wishes.. those are gorgeous flowers, and they look like they will last a long time!
(((HUGS)))
You’re so welcome.
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Good Morning, Meg! I love today’s Scripture!
((((HUGS))))
Thank you, (((ML)))
Have a great Biker Church service.
Thank You. The weather is gorgeous today, so it should be really nice! :-)
Jim Davidson was climbing down Mount Rainier when he fell through a snow bridge and into a crevasse (a pitch-black, ice-walled crack in a glacier). As Jim stood bloodied and bruised in that dark ice cave, he reflected on his childhood and recalled how his father had repeatedly reminded him that he could accomplish great things if he pressed through adversity. Those words helped to sustain Jim as he spent the next 5 hours climbing out of that dark ice cave to safety with very little gear and under extremely difficult circumstances.
The psalmist seemed to climb out of his own crevasse of affliction and pain by recalling his heavenly Father’s words. He admitted that if God and His Word had not sustained him with joy, he would have died in his misery (Ps. 119:92). He expressed full confidence in the Lord’s eternal Word (v.89) and in the faithfulness of His character (v.90). As a result of God’s faithfulness, the psalmist made a commitment never to forget God’s words to him because they had a central part in rescuing his life and bringing him strength.
In our darkest caves and moments of affliction, our souls can be revived by our Father in heaven when we recall and fill our minds with His encouraging words.
Read: Psalm 119:89-93
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Good Morning Meg...
That autumn graphic makes me want to be able to climb into the setting, and hear hymns coming from the church and feel the crisp air and enjoy the smell of wood burning in nearby fire places.
May God bless all of us with His presence today.
I love thinking about being with you enjoying this beautiful Sabbath scene!
Amen..
I wish you a blessed Lord’s Day
...well then , that settles it!
Since Polly and family are under the weather here today,and staying in from church, a imaginary trip to the small country church in Vermont is in order!
I am wearing a pink fuzzy bathrobe, sitting on the left hand side of the quaint church,close to the front.
The small choir of 10 is proclaiming " Great is Thy Faithfulness"!!
...I mean if Rush Revere and Liberty can go through time and space, can't we do the same! lol
A great thought this morning....been in many “ crevasses” lately and need to take this message to heart.
LOL..I am there!
Hope you all feel better soon, Polly
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We all seem to fall in to crevasses in our lives, by the Grace of the Lord we get out.
Thank you, (((Luv))) for the lovely music..My niece came and I did not get back on the computer yesterday.
Amen, Rus.
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