Success begins at the beginning, and it continues with consistent action. You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great: the first two letters in the word “goal” are GO.
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Your standard of giving is more important than your standard of living.
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The hermit crab looks for a shell that fits him, then lives in it until he outgrows it. When God says it’s time to move on, it’s because there’s another shell out there that will fit you even better. But you can’t take occupancy until you vacate the old one. So how about it – are you ready for bigger things?
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Of all the many blessings that our gracious Father sends, I thank Him most of all today for loyal-hearted friends – Halse.
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How heavy is a glass of water? That depends on how long I have to carry it. A minute is no problem, and after an hour my arm might ache. But after 24 hours, I’d probably be in bad shape! The glass weighs exactly the same, but the longer I carry it, the heavier it feels. It’s the same with a grudge – it can get so heavy, it stops us from living.
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Pay no attention to ill-natured remarks about you. Live so that nobody will believe them.
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You’ll notice we say ‘brother’ and ‘sister’ ’round here; It’s because we’re a family: these folks are so dear. When one has a heartache, we all share the tears And rejoice in each victory in this family so near – Gaither.
God wants to give us a sense of self-esteem built on His esteem. If we ask God to tell us who we are and what we’re worth, He’ll say, “You are precious to Me. You are honoured, and I love you.” That’s God’s opinion – He invites you to make it yours!
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FB Meyer said, “I used to think God’s gifts were on shelves, one above the other, and the taller we grew the more easily we could reach them. I now find they’re on shelves, one beneath the other, and it’s not a question of growing taller but stooping lower.”
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Lord, give us ears to hear advice from loved ones wise and humble; so when life’s challenges appear, we will not have to stumble – Sper.
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