Continuing from R’s Rue I don’t know if I’d mentioned that for awhile I have been listening to Pastor Rich Villodas. His sermons have been a balm to my spirit. I’m given hard hitting truth, but it a way that teaches, but doesn’t condemn. No fire and brimstone, but solid truth. I recently ordered his book, The Narrow Path. And as I’m in church today, the second song talks about the narrow way being hard, but it being the path I want to take. I should have realized my worship experience from song to preaching would turn me upside down. Turns out, I didn’t have a clue what my soul would endure. The sermon being about was it ‘worth it’ to follow God without question, without doubt, understanding waiting is not comfortable, but a part of the process. Was I willing to acknowledge its worth despite my years of waiting. I didn’t have time to contemplate this until the song that allows people to come forward, and make decisions. It was during this song that I remember what I had wanted for...
I must do same!
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Very true- what flows from our mouth and even what pixels our fingers bring to a screen matters. I need fine tuning as well!
ReplyDeleteGood plan!
ReplyDeleteoooooh so wise!!i have found it is more important to be kind than it is to be right. more important to be silent, nod and smile!!
ReplyDeleteI do pray this one often as I tend to speak before I think
ReplyDelete"Guard my tongue".....such wise words to read today, thank you. Sometimes we feel like shouting things out, but words are to be used to uplift, not bring down. : )
ReplyDeleteSo true for all of us!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to think before you speak at times.
ReplyDeleteAmen to tht. You and me both!
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DeleteGood advice, always.
ReplyDeleteSo true - the tongue is so powerful, and through careless words we can wound...
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Maxine