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Well report off UK Times is reporting that Al Sar you know Iraqi rebel cleric has agree join Iraq govt
ABOUT TIME DUDE
Good morning, Tonk. How's it going?
Read: Psalm 118:14-24
This is the day the Lord has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it. —Psalm 118:24
Bible In One Year: Psalms 132-134; 1 Corinthians 11:17-34
In Edith Schaeffer's book called The Tapestry, she describes a summer when her husband Francis was away in Europe for 3 months. During that time of missing him greatly, Edith and her sister Janet took their children to live in a former schoolhouse on Cape Cod. On a shoestring budget they shared the rent, lived without a car, and created daily adventures for the five young children.
Looking back years later, Edith said of that summer: "Never again have I spent time of that sort with my own children or my sister and nephews. The sudden precious moments in life need to be recognized for the unique periods they are, not wasted by wishing for something else."
Edith's perspective offers us a key to applying the words of Psalm 118:24, "This is the day the Lord has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it." During difficult times, we are tempted to become passive while waiting for a storm of life to pass. But God invites us to actively pursue the opportunities at hand instead of lamenting over what we don't have.
Because the Lord has made this day, we can look past the closed doors to see people and opportunities we had previously overlooked. In celebrating their value, we will discover joy and gladness from God. —David McCasland
War in Ancient India and chow with Bother Tonkin ~ Bump!
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