Being Read
Like A Book
Yes,
brother, let me benefit from you in the Lord; refresh my heart in
Christ. (Phm 1:20)
[Father, we seldom see the You in us in
the way others do. When we give ourselves to you completely, we pray
that what others see is not us, they see You, Amen. ]
I offer that it is a good thing that
when the Holy Light of Christ Jesus shines forth from us, that we
often have no immediate knowledge of the occurrence. If we did know,
it might lead to the temptation of pride. Pride kills.
I often pray that our Lord will grant
me with wisdom and discernment, and to be taught to walk as Jesus
would walk, hear as Jesus would hear, see as Jesus would see, feel as
Jesus would feel, and touch as Jesus would touch.
Just knowing that the Holy Spirit lives
inside me releases so much peace. A gentle confidence, a quiet
strength. My body and mind is energized the whole of the day. I see
the beauty and majesty of the hand of God in every direction. In the
Gulf breezes, I can almost smell His breath! God's love for us is
intoxicating in that all you think about is pleasing Him, being a
vessel, a tool by which His will is done. I am so much in love with
my Lord!
As you move about in the course of your
daily affairs, every contact, every meeting, every crossing of paths
opens the opportunity that the Light of our Lord and His spirit that
resides in us will shine arc-light bright in the eyes of someone who
is blind but wishes to see. Is lost, and longs to be found.
For many, the only Bible they will ever
read......is you! Let His Light shine forth!
[Mighty Lord, thank-you for this time
to share. Let each of us discipline our bodies to be living vessels
to be filled to the brim with your rich love and mighty Light. Let
those who are thirsty reach out, and let us be always ready to share
the reason for our salvation, let us be cleaned of the fleshly ways
and share the way to eternal life, In Christ's Name, Amen. ]
Therefore,
if anyone cleanses himself from these things, he will be a vessel for
honor, sanctified, useful to the Master, prepared for every good
work. (2Ti 2:21)
HAVE
YOU READ YOUR BIBLE TODAY?
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