Monday 29 June 2009

Every day's worries will evapurate like puddles; so don't ever worry about tomorrow.


Positive Power Card; Most of todays worries are like puddles; tomorrow they will have evaporated.

The undermensioned verses was part my own research and part references found via google. A certain Pastor Allen said the following (Allen also supplied the attached poem);

After all what is worry anyway, but the opposite of faith!
So have faith and always turn your worries over to God!

Then you will be able to say with confidence..... "Why Worry About Tomorrow?"

Mat 6:27 GW "Can any of you add a single hour to your life by worrying?"

1Pe 5:7 GW Turn all your anxiety over to God because he cares for you. For then; Pro 3:24 When you lie down, you will not be afraid. As you lie there, your sleep will be sweet.

Mat 6:34 GW "So don't ever worry about tomorrow. After all, tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own."

This last Thursday Nicole(14), my stepson's daughter, was operated to remove a tumor from her forearm. We were very anxious, concerned and prayed to GOD for complete healing. I prayed for her just before she was wheeled in for her operation and when finished praying it came to my mind the following; Tell her (Nicole) not to worry, whilst waiting on the the annestetic, she must just thank GOD for his grace i.e. the time for asking was passed, it was time to thank GOD for what he was about to do.

I am ashamed to say, that I did not respond to His voice, never said the words and never used the oppertunity He gave me. I pray for GOD to forgive me. The lesson to me is then not to only pray, but also thank GOD!

Surprisingly (or not!?), true to His word, there is indeed script in support of my lesson;

Php 4:6-7 GW
(6) Never worry about anything. But in every situation let God know what you need in prayers and requests while giving thanks. (7) Then God's peace, which goes beyond anything we can imagine, will guard your thoughts and emotions through Christ Jesus.

My Spiritual Card then; Every day's worries will evapurate like puddles; so don't ever worry about tomorrow.

BLESS YOU

Poet: Clay Harrison

Why worry about tomorrow
And the rising of the sun,
Of anguish over past mistakes
That cannot be undone?

Why waste life's precious moments
On things that bruise the heart
When today is ours to fashion
Into a work of art?

Today comes but once, my friend,
It never can return--
So use it wisely while you can,
There's a lesson you may learn.

Let history record the past
And tomorrow come what may.
Be content to do your best
With what you have today!

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