Submit yourselves





Jesus Calling

OPEN YOUR HANDS and your heart to receive this day as a precious gift from Me. I begin each day with a sunrise, announcing My radiant Presence. By the time you rise from your bed, I have already prepared the way before you. I eagerly await your first thought. I rejoice when you glance My way. 


Bring Me the gift of thanksgiving, which opens your heart to rich communion with Me. Because I am GOD, from whom all blessings flow, thankfulness is the best way to draw near me. Sing praise songs to Me; tell of My wondrous works. Remember that I take great delight in you; I rejoice over you with singing.
Psalms 118:24; Psalms 95:2; Zephaniah 3:17

These wonderful words are quoted from a marvelous book called Jesus Calling Enjoying Peace in His Presence  by Sarah Young please follow the link if you are interested in purchasing this book, Sarah Young is a well-known author of inspirational books.
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  1. Unknown12/03/2015

    When I read scriptures or see posts like this, I think of how blessed I am and loved I am by God. I also think of the areas I am lacking in submitting to God. The work I must do in order to do the work He designed me to do.

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