Whispers of His Power – JANUARY 6
the angel put her right about that, and told her how the Lord would bless her, because He had seen and heard her affliction.
the angel put her right about that, and told her how the Lord would bless her, because He had seen and heard her affliction.
Our defeat means loss somewhere else. Our victory means gain. Let us set spiritual currents flowing that will help, not hinder others.
Are we willing to be put into any furnace of God’s choosing if only we may be made fit for His use? We cannot choose our furnace.
before the Magi picked out their gifts they paid attention to waht was happening in the world around them to work out what to do next.
Before we begin the journey of the New Year we need to give God the gift of attention so that we may hear clearly what God is saying.
Strong consolation.
Everlasting consolation.
Everlasting strength.
Is it not wonderful to think that we may give joy to the Writer of our Book by asking Him to open it to us?
At last I found help in remembering who was in charge of the storehouse. The One in charge knows all that I don’t know. It is He, then, who chooses the meat, now for this one, now for that, and I have only to pass it on.
Precept and Practice – DECEMBER 31 – Looking Forward If the old year has brought to you trial and sorrow, sin or failure, bid them farewell and look forward to the New Year. It is the habit at this time to look back and mourn over what has been; to linger round its crosses and to think… Continue reading Precept and Practice – DECEMBER 31 – Looking Forward
Precept and Practice – DECEMBER 30 – The Roads Last Turn Let me but live my life from year to year, With forward face and unreluctant soul, Not hastening to, nor turning from the goal; Nor mourning things that disappear In the dim past, nor holding back in fear From what the future veils; but with… Continue reading Precept and Practice – DECEMBER 30 – The Roads Last Turn
Precept and Practice – DECEMBER 29 – Sorrow and Selfishness There is no selfishness greater than a life which forgets in the isolation of sorrow that others are sorrowing and need our help. (Reverend Stopford A. Brooke) We lose our griefs by making others cease to grieve. Physical strength is measured by what one can carry; … Continue reading Precept and Practice – DECEMBER 29 – Sorrow and Selfishness