'challenge Remains'

Six words that carry so much weight for every situation in life we need to have these words as rumination because no matter what happens we will somehow be challenged to live it out we have a tendency to forget that to have a clean heart means getting rid of hate, envy and anger – it means being gentle, it means being friendly even towards a stranger, the beggar on the street corner the challenge remains and my continual prayer is “Lord, please create in me a clean heart”
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Horsman Avatar
March 2, 2012 at 7:39 AM
beautiful message Wilma, by a beautiful poet, harry
K. Avatar
March 1, 2012 at 10:31 AM
What a very wonderful reminder this is, Missy! I need this! and you are right, we tend to forget, so now I do pray for a clean heart-- hmm methinks this is an important poem :D-- hope your day's good, mwahugs!
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February 29, 2012 at 9:01 PM
WILMA... VERY UPLIFTING... ..THANK YOU 4 SHARING, ALWAYS~PD
Kendrick Avatar
February 29, 2012 at 4:46 PM
Great scripture verse upon which you have based your work..God will create that kind of heart within us if we allow him to work on us everyday in every way..Enjoyed reading this eve..I am glad that I chose this one to read..Thanks for stopping by, reading, and commenting on my work..Sara
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February 29, 2012 at 11:45 AM
These are words we should say each day, Wilma: "Lord, please create in me a clean heart." I know we have to face the challenges in life, but we will never get through them if our hearts are filled with "hate, envy and anger." Bless you for sharing this lovely poem, Wilma. Love, Carolyn
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