Lord, today I have a prayer of thanksgiving. What a week filled with your glory, your power, and your grace. Father, I pray that all of those who were a part of this journey would get a glimpse and a taste of you in the way that we have. You have opened the eyes and hearts of many throughout our time together. I thank you for the way you have worked this for the good of the kingdom and us. Lord, you are the One who set everything in motion. You know the plans you have for us. You know the final outcome and I thank you for sharing your son with us so that we could know the final victory has been won. I thank you for the peace and comfort in the sorrow. I thank you for a new depth of joy that can never be taken away. I thank you for the light and hope that you have given us as a family, both in our earthly and heavenly blood relation. Thank you for my sisters and brothers in Christ and the support and care they have continued to provide. Father, I thank you for the power you give through the body and for the unity you have put in these people. Your will be done for growing the breadth and, more importantly, the depth of your kingdom in Earth. Praise be to you for you are the Power, and the Grace, and the Glory! Amen!
Joshua 4:6 to serve as a sign among you. In the future, when your children ask you, 'What do these stones mean?' I realize this is a very fragmented verse, but go with it. This got me to thinking. What are the stones in my life that serve as signs of God's work in my life? I am not a big fan of material items because I don't really care about stuff. It's just that, stuff. So, I've had to think a little harder about this. The obvious sign of God's current work is the tennis bracelet I wear in memory of Mom. Other obvious signs that might include my Bible, Dalton's grandmother's wedding ring, and my wedding ring. However, if I think of the things in my life that are the most evident of God's work, it would be the stories of the different journeys God and I have been on together. The story of how I got my current job and the multitude of "God things" that surrounded that moment. The story of a college friend telling me, "...
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