Deuteronomy 5:
15
15 And remember
that you were a slave in the land of Egypt, and the Lord your God
brought you out from there by a mighty hand and by an outstretched
arm...
Yesterday I
had lunch with two (2) daughters of a saint (Crystal Tschetter) from our
church that passed away some 2+ years ago.
It was
honestly one of the most treasured times for me, just to recall and reminisce
about the precious heart of this dear lady.
God has
given us a weekly day to remember and reminisce.
The Sabbath
was given to us by God to stop and remember, and consider His
goodness.
And yet, not
many see the true importance of stopping and remembering.
The Sabbath
was a time for the children of Israel to stop and recall the goodness of
God.
How often do
you stop and reminisce about God’s favor?
Have we all
become too busy, to stop and recall the display of God’s mighty hand of
protection?
The Sabbath
gives us an ample opportunity to look back and remember.
Is that
pretty standard protocol for you?
I like to
take a walk down memory lane, so I can recall and remember the many ways that
God has worked in my life.
The practice
of a regular Sabbath helps us to be intentional about telling stories of God’s
faithfulness.
Maybe we
should stop and consider routinely, how valuable our relationship with the
Father is...
“Help me, O God, to
regularly remember, reminisce and celebrate all that You have done for me
through your Son, Jesus.
Thank you for His
life, death, burial and resurrection! Amen.”
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