Keeping in Touch

I like what Rick Warren said in his book, How to have a Meaningful Quiet Time, "We cannot be healthy growing Christians without daily fellowship with the Lord." If Jesus needed to keep in touch with the Father everyday, how much more we need it.

Be Mindful

May we be conscious of those around us, acknowledge their presence, and show them kindness and respect.

Give Thanks

Thank God at all times, and for everything!

My Keeper

Psalm 121 is one of my favorite Bible verses. In fact, I've already memorized it and it has become a part of my regular prayer.

I was reminded of it this afternoon inside the MRT. A mom and her infant sat across from me so my attention was drawn to them. Baby was in a carrier (baby-wearing) and facing her mom. Mom was making funny faces and it made me smile.

I looked away for a moment and when I glanced at them again, mom was dozing off. I could see that her child was wide awake and feeling secured, loved, and contented. 

This particular scene brought to mind our awesome God. Just like that baby, we too have a Father who watches over us and makes us feel secured and loved. But unlike us who need to sleep or nap, He doesn't slumber nor sleep. His eyes are always on us!

He is Thinking of Me

Thank You, Lord, for Your guidance and faithfulness. Thank You for Your concern about my well-being and for thinking of me.♡

Trusting God

God is sovereign. He formed us and knows what's best for us. So let's heed His call and abide in His Word. Always be assured that God will be with us through the rest of our life's journey.

Words We Speak

My takeaway from reading The Power of a Praying Parent (Stormie Omartian) today: "The best way to improve speech is to improve the heart."

May God's love, joy, peace, and the truth of His Word fill our hearts so that what we say brings life to us and to those around us.