It is snowing outside as all of you can probably see. Snow
is cold, annoying, and quite inconvenient. With that being said, look at your
window and realize that God created each of those snowflakes –created the atoms
and H2O molecule, and decided that he wanted that H2O to be able to freeze, but
in a way that creates crystalized structures that fall the same way as rain – all
different. Every grain of sand on the beach is different. Every plant, every
animal, every person is different from another.
I didn’t
go to work today because of the weather. I’m totally cool with that. I needed
time to chill, and work on my literature paper (don’t get me started on that…),
bake breakfast for tomorrow (your welcome, youth group), go over children’s
church lesson again (yes, you read that right), and to just spend some quality
time with God. And write on my blog, of course.
To be
honest, today is quite a beautiful day… you know, for it being winter and all.
The snow may be a hassle, but it really isn’t that cold out and doesn’t have
much if any wind chill. I’m still not going outside, but for those that have children;
this is the perfect day for building a snowman or fort. Just looking out my
window here, it’s beautiful to see the plush snow on the ground, snowflakes
flying around like a snow globe, and seeing that bright color of a red cardinal
in contrast. It’s a painter’s dream!
The
children’s church lesson that I’m (hopefully) teaching (if church isn’t
canceled by snow) is called The Prairie Clock.
It’s about obedience and how we are to obey God because we love God and “We
love God because He first loved us.” (1 John 4:19) I remember my mother
teaching this story in Sunday school years ago, and now I’ve volunteered to teach
it this Sunday in Children’s Church. I’ve
no idea why I volunteered, but I’m praying that it goes well and that the kids
learn from it.
Nonetheless,
I hear birds outside. Don’t they know how cold it is? What happened to
migration? Anyway, enjoy your Saturday, stay warm, and love God.
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