by Michelle D. Craig
Here’s my big takeaway from this talk. The distinction between divine discontent and discouragement? Divine discontent prompts “faithful action” whereas discouragement is Satan’s counterfeit and stops progress. Continue reading
Come home, angel, come home.
You said,
“This halo is heavy,”
so you took it off
and gave it back to me. Continue reading
by Larry R. Lawrence
“What lack I yet?” has been a most profound scripture in my life. It was the example of the rich young ruler that prompted me to serve a mission.
I love this road that I’m on
I’ve been traveling it so very long.
The scenery is pretty
and I have some good company.
I’d travel forever
never straying or turning, no never.
But that is not meant to be,
this road that I’m on is ending for me.
Never mistake a road’s end
for one that simply has a bend.
Yes, goodbyes may be tough,
but a new road is waiting for my love.
So, I will travel on
and advance down the road I belong.
© 2013 ck’s days
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