It's 7:45 am and already my dehydrator is full and humming busily away, drying the herbs picked fresh from my garden this morning. I'm sitting here with a warm cup of creamy coffee writing to you, dear friends.
I started reading The Practice of the Presence of God (Paraclete Essentials) while on vacation last week. It is a lovely little book. A much-needed reminder that we need to allow God's presence into all the moments of our day. When our mind races and we rush, rush, rush, we shut God out of our lives mentally. When we slow (even in the midst of physical busyness) and meditate moment by moment on our Lord and His goodness, we permit the Holy Spirit to work in and through us. And we can feel Him.
I started reading The Practice of the Presence of God (Paraclete Essentials) while on vacation last week. It is a lovely little book. A much-needed reminder that we need to allow God's presence into all the moments of our day. When our mind races and we rush, rush, rush, we shut God out of our lives mentally. When we slow (even in the midst of physical busyness) and meditate moment by moment on our Lord and His goodness, we permit the Holy Spirit to work in and through us. And we can feel Him.
So, I simply encourage you to invite Him in today. Invite Him in by meditating on His goodness, on His blessings, on His creation. See Him in the mundane tasks of the day, the dishes, the laundry, the crumb-caked floors, because He'll come if we let Him in. Go about your tasks today, doing them as a service to God.
Blessings to you on this beautiful, God-created Wednesday!
Amber
3 comments:
Hi Amber, so nice to meet you! Love your blog and I am now a follower. Have a blessed day!
Hi Amber! I just want to let you know that I have been following your blog for guite some time now. Your words are so inspiring to me as I have told you before. I can relate so much to what you say. I am growing, and striving to be the women that God created me to be. (some days are a struggle) Blessings to you and your family!
Love in Christ, Audra Hamil
armywife190@yahoo.com
"Empty our mind of all that doesn't glorify God." So true. I've tried to make Philippians 4:8 a part of my daily life.
Blessings,
Pamela
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