It’s Friday, but Sunday is coming
It’s Friday but Sunday’s Coming
By Carol Grace
It is in the darkest of the
midnight that we truly need
the light, something
that we can use to find our
way, to lead us forward into
a day where we are free of trouble, free
of woes, after we are dealt yet
another of life’s blows, what
can we do, where can we turn
when we have no choice
in the events that churn
about us, leaving us heartsick
and dejected, what can be done
after we have objected to
life spinning out of control,
leaving only chaos and despair,
to whom can we go?
When the free will God gave us
is no longer free, but bends
to the will of others, where does
that leave you and me?
It’s Friday, but Sunday is coming is
the simple refrain, that keeps rolling
over and over in my brain, so I grasp
tightly this hope, that tomorrow will be
brighter and happier if we only believe,
that God is the Author and Finisher of our
faith, that this, too, shall pass, this
heartache will eventually abate.
It’s Friday, but Sunday is coming.
Ps 118 Today is the day the Lord has made; rejoice in it and be glad.
Hi all,
I am starting a new blog today to chronicle my ongoing journey toward holiness. In Lev 19:2 God told Israel that just as He is holy, He expects His children to be holy. Now, for those of you who, like me, are clearly aware of their imperfections, a call to holiness may seem daunting. But I have found God never calls us to do something without giving us the means through which to attain it. Therefore, I continue each day to seek holiness and invite you to journey with me.
I will include scripture, articles, poetry and even music to provide stepping stones as we walk this holiness pathway. I look forward to your comments.
In Christ,
iamgracie
Hello fellow Christians,
In this age of uncertainty, few things remain stable and never-changing. One thing is certain–God has given us a model which we are to follow, and that model is Jesus Christ, who said we have two laws that supersede all other laws. We are to love God and to love our neighbors as ourselves. As the old hymn “The Solid Rock” goes, our hope is built on nothing less than Jesus’ love and righteousness. Let us join together to encourage each other so that the body of Jesus Christ will be as strong as the solid rock upon which it is built.
