Hope For Today "Surrender"

What do we want to know? What do we actually need to know today in order to be successful and have a good day?

"Easy Does It" or “Take it Easy” are some well known and well used slogans that point us toward healthy responses to whatever is going on.  The thought behind these words is that we should slow down and relax and take a measured approach to a problem or to whatever seems complicated and frustrating to us.

God had filled our world with good things – truth, blessings, His presence, hope and purpose – just to name a few.  St. Patrick’s life is certainly a witness to God’s power to be with us through the many different seasons we face.

We come to God and invite Him into all we are and do because our need for His peace and power is desperate in order for us to not only survive but to thrive in the good plans He’s prepared for us.

Just for today I will be joyful, optimistic, and grateful.  I will take time to notice the gifts in me, in others, and in my surroundings and LET THE REST GO.

Jesus knows the way to please our Heavenly Father and He knows the way humans displease Him. Jesus, every day, is watching over us and praying for us.  What a privilege it is for us to have someone who knows both sides of the life God has called us to praying for us.

I’m so glad that we can come to God, not necessarily having all the thoughts and words sorted out that we need to say, but trusting God to know us and want to bless us, just because we come. God wants us to let go of yesterday, leave tomorrow with Him, and just work together on today.

GOD’S RECYCLING BUSINESS Recycling is a way to give new life to things that are used, worn out, or just not wanted any more.

WHO IS THE AUTHORITY ON THAT? God’s purpose in creating humans in His likeness was that they would be in relationship with Him and reflect His image on the earth.

From cover to cover the Bible is filled with wisdom and good direction for our lives.

Moments of anger, disappointment, and frustration are real times of temptation for us to speak dishonourably.