Look & See
Bible Reading Today: Numbers 14-15, Psalm 90
Psalm 90:16 Let thy work appear unto thy servants, and thy glory unto their children.
"I've seen a lot." Is a saying we often hear older, wiser, more experienced people say. They've been through years of world events, shaping who they are today. Some things were probably amazing, while some could be left unseen. What have we seen so far? Can we also say we've seen a lot? Let's also consider another question-what are we looking for? Many things have passed through our vision, but do we have a vision of what we want our lives to look like? Do we want to look & see something far greater than we've ever seen, or ever imagined? If we look to Jesus, we can see just that! As the Scripture states, we want His work to appear unto us, and His glory! We want it to extend from generation to generation...and the best place to start is searching His Word! That is all the inspiration we need, along with prayer & a Spiritual lifestyle...then we can truly say "I've seen a lot" because our vision will extend to Heavenly places!
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Gina Pietrzak
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