Father, I thank you that you have provided a way for you and I to be reconnected through Jesus. I am overwhelmed by the love you have shown in giving your Son to save my life. You have been extravagant with your grace and continue to be so. Jesus, I am struck by your sacrifice. I cannot fathom what it must have been like for you to stay on the cross, only to take my sin to the lowest depths. Your resurrection is my hope. Thank you doesn't seem like enough, so instead, I surrender my life to your work and will. Spirit, I am grateful everyday for the way you move and prompt me. The transformation you are working in me is unbelievable at times and I know it is not always easy. Thank you for persevering in me and stepping with me at every turn on this journey. Lord, I praise you for your work in, around and through me. To you be 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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