i hope they have them sanny clause cakes
i grinned,
thinking about a grown man
hoping for the sanny clause cakes
and
in church our pastor explained the ephesians 6 armor -
you know when we think about something really big
like the number of stars in the universe
we say we can't wrap our minds around it
well, the helmet of salvation means
wrapping the gospel around our minds
letting it envelope all we are and all we do
i groaned,
thinking about how often i leave that helmet in the hall closet
and
at home i heard my husband, after a spate of anger toward an apple peeler, say to our son -
i'm sorry
i sighed,
thankful for a man who wears his gospel helmet well
what did you hear this weekend?
linking with:
michelle for hear it monday, use it on sunday, kathy for titus 2 confessions, joan for sharing his beauty, laura for playdates with god, jennifer for tell his story, jen for soli deo gloria, emily for imperfect prose
Oh, how I can relate!
ReplyDeletethis post is evidence...that life is beautiful...happy day to thank the veterans for giving us a day off
ReplyDeleteI heard: 1. Prepare my mind for action; 2. Be sober-minded, and 3. Set my hope fully on the grace which Christ has promised (I Peter 1:13)
ReplyDeleteSanny Claus cakes. Love. It. And now, I will forever think of them that way. And smile :)
Dear. Kendall
ReplyDeleteOh, those three words seems so insignificant yet it has such a great impact. What else can we do after we have messed up. May our Lord grant us real repentant hearts.
Blessings XX
Mi
"how often i leave that helmet in the hall closet" I've never really thought about it the way your pastor said. But ouch yes - how often I leave it behind.
ReplyDeleteSo often I leave that thing in the closet too, my friend. Trying to wrap that thing around my big head.
ReplyDeleteSanny Clause always came to my grandmother's house. She always had on her gospel helmet. Always. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is great, kendal. I love your unique writing . Gets me every time.
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