My Cooking Will Be Grand
Debbie McEwen
Will we eat in heaven?
I'd like to think we might
I'd love to share a meal
With everyone in sight.
I'd cook my favorite dishes
And fix them oh so well
To please all of my family
And everyone else as well.
Heaven's such a perfect place
With joyful prayers and song
That I would like to add
Happy fuel for everyone.
I would humbly offer
My cooking to my God
I'd like to think if I do my best
My efforts He would laud.
I've never been a perfect cook
Or perfect anything
But I believe that God is pleased
When we do our best for Him.
So I guess that I must practice
To be the best I can
So when I go to heaven
My cooking will be grand.
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Father, I ask that You guide my efforts to serve You and others by with my talents.
The abilities come from You, and I'll do my best to work with them for the Kingdom.
We know You have good plans for us, and we thank You for them.
Have Your way in my life, Lord. Help me be sensitive to what You're showing me to do for others.
I'll look to Your enablement in my being a blessing. In Jesus' Name, I pray. Amen.
The abilities come from You, and I'll do my best to work with them for the Kingdom.
We know You have good plans for us, and we thank You for them.
Have Your way in my life, Lord. Help me be sensitive to what You're showing me to do for others.
I'll look to Your enablement in my being a blessing. In Jesus' Name, I pray. Amen.
Today’s Bible verse: Ps. 32:8 "I Will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye.."
Today’s quote: Our Daily Bread: “Lord, help me remember that there are no small places or small people. All are precious in Your sight. May I see the value of my work and cherish it as You do. Anyone doing God’s work in God’s way is important in His sight." 7/20/14
Some thoughts today: Learn your lessons well, so you can help others in the things of God.
- God approves of you! He has affirmed you. He is pleased in what you've done. Do you have many choices to chose from? God will help you, if you'll let Him.
What to do every day when you wake up…
by Danica Sinclair Dunphey, —from
the
sermon series on Ephesians by Richard
Sinclair.
Listen to the messages on http://www.cfconline.org/
“Wake up and remind yourself that you have a
part to play in the unfolding plan of God. That you are called to serve Him
and to impact the lives of people around you through prayer, giving, serving, and sowing. And that nothing and no one can
stop you from walking out His kingdom will for your life.
Wake up and remind yourself that your labor in the Lord matters – that He sees your love, your sacrifice, and your patience toward all men, and especially toward the saints, and that He will not forget your work and labor of love.”
Wake up and remind yourself that your labor in the Lord matters – that He sees your love, your sacrifice, and your patience toward all men, and especially toward the saints, and that He will not forget your work and labor of love.”
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C. Peter Wagner (last message from PRAYER SHIELD)
James Cagle
17th- evening's post: Rock Bottom
Diana Derringer
19th- Tuesday's post: #111 Male Leaders and Female Intercessors C. Peter Wagner
21st- Thursday's post: #112 Go and Do It!
C. Peter Wagner (last message from PRAYER SHIELD)
A popular post: Becoming More Fruitful Gwen Smith shares with us, "On a family visit to the beach, our room had a balcony that overlooked the swimming pool.
I sat on the balcony one morning and watched as a maintenance man for the resort approached a palm tree and pulled a brown, life-less branch from under the green leaves.
Oddly, before he pulled the dead branch, I hadn’t even noticed it was there. After he pulled it, however, I noticed that the palm tree looked fresh and vibrant. Healthy. The pruning made such a difference!"
I sat on the balcony one morning and watched as a maintenance man for the resort approached a palm tree and pulled a brown, life-less branch from under the green leaves.
Oddly, before he pulled the dead branch, I hadn’t even noticed it was there. After he pulled it, however, I noticed that the palm tree looked fresh and vibrant. Healthy. The pruning made such a difference!"
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