The severe storms of Friday, March 30, were bad. But my God was there, sheltering arms opened wide. :)
Storm image, (c) 2006, Karla Dorman.
... From the depths of the maelstrom that surrounds me, my heart sighs up a word: peace. Never known it, until now. The sky may be falling; the wind may be on the hunt; but do I fear? Not with God on my side: He is bigger than the circumstance howling outside the window: He brought the storm into being and can take it away ... 'Peace. Be still. And know that I AM God.' I smile, because I'm in His sheltering arms.
Glad to hear you and Karen are safe, Karla...your Protector came through, will always come through, twins' faith stronger than devil's maker of maelstrom...be well, you two...Blessed Be...
Even though the winds howled and the rain poured buckets, you smiled because the Lord was taking care of you (and me). I need to remember that He is in the midst of even the most hairiest of weather; we all do! Excellent inspirational piece, and that picture fits the "nature" *grins* of this poem perfectly! Very well done; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin sister, Karen Lynn. :D
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Sharon
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Lots of love and much inspiration. Verica
Well said.
Georg
THANK YOU.
ABDULLAHI
Fee
Karla, this is sheer excellence....love those Sheltering Arms
Love you,too......
Hugs, Rhonda
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Eileen
God Bless
Michelle~
Sage
Even though the winds howled and the rain poured buckets, you smiled because the Lord was taking care of you (and me). I need to remember that He is in the midst of even the most hairiest of weather; we all do! Excellent inspirational piece, and that picture fits the "nature" *grins* of this poem perfectly! Very well done; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin sister, Karen Lynn. :D
I'm in His sheltering arms.
And that, is a wondrous thing!