This is the day that the LORD has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it. (Psalm 118:24)
There are two ways to approach the day, first the ‘Oh no, another day where … [cue list of negative experiences expected]’, or the approach that the writer of this Psalm takes. This approach is not an idealistic view that ignores life’s real challenges. It is however a focus not on the circumstances that may or may not occur in the day, but the Father of Love who has not only laid the day out for us, but even promised to walk with us through it in all its highs and lows. That assurance in itself is worth celebrating.For His Name’s Sake
Shalom
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Dear Christopher, I accidentally found your blog amongst some blogs on teaching. Are you the one who writes these inspiring daily thoughts? Beautiful and awesome insights. Congratulations on your work as you spread words of commitment and passion towards the Lord. The world needs some leading voices... Take care! Áurea SHINTO, São Paulo, Brazil.
Hey Aurea:
I am the writer of the daily thoughts. Thank you so much for your words of encouragement they help the labour of love.
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