I sat on the ground among the flowers Calla Lilies turning my thoughts to Him The one we celebrate as risen today I could actually picture it happening And even see myself rising along With other believers, all filled with joy
My thoughts however were juxtaposed With what to tell my family about why I wasn't able to be with them today Trying to simplify my life is not simple How to convince, you just want to be alone The same old,is not my cup of tea anymore
I admit I've had problems with adjusting But never to the point of refusing to accept Imagine the changes a man called Jesus had One day honored by thousands as a savior Loved as a healer, then betrayed and crucified And 3 days later resurrected, talk about change That has got to be the premier of all changes
Amen eT. I saw the same thing as I drove and thought for three hours this afternoon...coming back from Savannah. The one focus that kept coming back is how Jesus hurts each time we sin...over and over again. WE all need to listen to the small things and to our hearts more often.
Peace and love,
Susan
Food for thought. Can you imagine someone telling christians to become jews. The paradigm shift that was required must have amazed and scared many. Prolly still does.
But time in quiet solitude and contemplation is no bad thing..
I'm exactly on your wavelength here.. Never ceases to amaze me, the more I seek him..
Eileen,
I to am using this day for a day of reflection and healing. I've chose to remain home instead of joining the family in the usual gatherings and egg hunts.
Jesus was sacrificed, and I for one can't imagine how alone I would have felt hanging above the rest of the world, in his same predicament, and hopefully never will find myself there, but as you have said, the changes that he would had to have endured not only physically but mentally as well, would be astounding and overbearing.
Not only am I grateful for his blood but also grateful for his ressurrection.
Happy Easter Eileen!
When we get stuck in rote ritual, it ceases to have any meaning anymore. That's one reason I don't go to church much. Plus, people look down and judge me for not attending. Plus, having to work in a restaurant that won't close doesn't help....mandatory day for all employees tomorrow. While rolling silverware, I will reflect on His sacrifice for me and celebrate that He defeated death and is alive!
A powerful, heartfelt write. I hear you.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Keep us in your prayers, that we get through tomorrow! And have a blessed Easter, no matter how you celebrate. :)
I would much rather be at church tomorrow or by myself (or with just my twin sister) than to be at work at a crowded restaurant; people tend to look at us with judgment because we don't go to church, and that really makes me uncomfortable. Pray we get through tomorrow! Very well done; love the pic!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(
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Hope you had a Happy Easter.
Love
Amira
Peace and love,
Susan
But time in quiet solitude and contemplation is no bad thing..
I'm exactly on your wavelength here.. Never ceases to amaze me, the more I seek him..
Nice card too, thanks..
Its much preferable to have a quiet and personal Easter, a one to one with the Most High !
Keep your spirits high and sanguine !
Love
Peter
I to am using this day for a day of reflection and healing. I've chose to remain home instead of joining the family in the usual gatherings and egg hunts.
Jesus was sacrificed, and I for one can't imagine how alone I would have felt hanging above the rest of the world, in his same predicament, and hopefully never will find myself there, but as you have said, the changes that he would had to have endured not only physically but mentally as well, would be astounding and overbearing.
Not only am I grateful for his blood but also grateful for his ressurrection.
Happy Easter Eileen!
Lisa
Amen!!
Love tinka
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
When we get stuck in rote ritual, it ceases to have any meaning anymore. That's one reason I don't go to church much. Plus, people look down and judge me for not attending. Plus, having to work in a restaurant that won't close doesn't help....mandatory day for all employees tomorrow. While rolling silverware, I will reflect on His sacrifice for me and celebrate that He defeated death and is alive!
A powerful, heartfelt write. I hear you.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Keep us in your prayers, that we get through tomorrow! And have a blessed Easter, no matter how you celebrate. :)
I would much rather be at church tomorrow or by myself (or with just my twin sister) than to be at work at a crowded restaurant; people tend to look at us with judgment because we don't go to church, and that really makes me uncomfortable. Pray we get through tomorrow! Very well done; love the pic!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(