First Thoughts

Our first thoughts in the morning
When the sun is on the rise,
Need always be of Jesus,
As God's daylight fills our skies.
 
It's in these quiet moments,
Just before we start the day;
We ask that He please walk with us,
Lest from His path we stray.
 
As the sun climbs toward its zenith
And we pause from toil to rest;
Think of this . . the bread we break,
Is ours at His behest.
 
Remember to remind ourselves,
As we speak to God above;
How grateful we are for His care
And thankful for His love.
 
Our last thoughts in the evening
When the sun has left the day
And the night is dark and quiet,
As we kneel to Him and pray.
 
To thank Him for so many things
Would take the night . . it's true:
The sun would shine on another day,
Before our prayers were through.
 
It's then we need to tell Him,
That we know He suffered so.
And speak of how we care for Him,
Far more than it may show. 
 
To hold Him in our loving thoughts,
As we settle into sleep.
And know full well that He's nearby,
Our souls now His to keep.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2015



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Date: 3/28/2015 11:12:00 PM
Yes, we always need to be mindful of our wonderful Lord and Savior throughout the day. Great wisdom that rings with His Truth! Thanks for sharing, Diane! :)
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Diane Lefebvre
Date: 3/30/2015 8:29:00 PM
I think of our Lord often throughout the day, Laura . . speaking to him in layman terms liken to a good friend which I consider him to be . . and what a wonderful friend He is!
Date: 3/28/2015 11:10:00 PM
Beautiful job Diane, God bless and spread the word, we've heard, the body of the best by whom we have God's rest! Agape, moses
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Diane Lefebvre
Date: 3/30/2015 8:33:00 PM
Thank you again John. He has asked us to go out into the world and speak of Him and so I try in my own plain and simple way.
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