From 2 Timothy 1:3-4: “I am grateful to God—whom I worship with a clear conscience, as my ancestors did—when I remember you constantly in my prayers night and day. Recalling your tears, I long to see you so that I may be filled with joy.”

Witnessing God’s desires each day
Growing in faith, kneeling to pray
Coming to our Savior in faith
Sharing blessings of the Good News
Telling others about Jesus
Understanding the Gospel’s views
Calling on the name of the Lord
Believing in His divine Grace
Saving us through body and blood
Walking with Christ, our special place
Studying Biblical teachings
Guiding others, led by God’s love
Drawing ever closer to Christ
Coveting His peace, from above
Abiding in Christ, the true vine
Encouraging our daily walk
Building stamina and our faith
Lighting our path, around the clock
Living under God’s righteousness
Trusting our Father day and night
Submitting to sacred commands
Transforming lives through faith’s daylight
Breathing with Savior’s peace and joy
Running to Jesus, faith’s convoy

From Philippians 4:19: “And my God will fully satisfy every need of yours according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus.”
Faith is very important and I am now waiting in faith and trust in the Lord about selling my home at a good price. lovely poem, thank you, rebloging.
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Pat, I appreciate your perspective. Thanks for sharing this poem, and congratulations on your house sale.
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Thank you Robbie is that how u like your name my friend? I know little about poetry I hope my perspective is not idiotic
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Pat, your thoughts are always welcome and appreciated.–Richard
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Reblogged this on From The Darkness Into The Light.
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I love the picture of the runner and the relationship with the faith journey. Amen 🙏🏼.
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Jenny, I appreciate you reading and sharing this thought. Having done some running in my much younger days, I enjoy using this image when discussing one’s faith journey. I picture a marathon runner.
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Amen !
Happy New Year to you and yours
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Crissy, I appreciate your greeting. May both of us experience the continued blessings of sharing God’s Word here on WordPress. God’s peace!
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Thank you
Blessings
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Love how each stanza opens up with a participle and expanding on what it entails
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Thanks for noticing this technique. In some of my poems, I try to begin with an “active” verb. Action is an important purpose behind God’s Word in our lives.
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