What
Shall Follow
by
Barbara Philbrook
When I
first discovered that Salvation was free,
there was this tremendous joy just bubbling out of me.
I wanted
to fly and soar over the face of this earth,
proclaiming to all that God found in each of us some
worth.
The Bible
made God's love so real and so perfectly clear,
and assured me that He held even me so dear.
That truth
was firmly and securely planted in my head,
and I would often remind myself of it each day as I rose
from my bed.
Knowing a
fact in our head does not help us to feel that it is
there,
so we remind ourselves over and over so that we will not
fear.
In Roman's
I read that nothing can separate me from the Love of my
God,
and to those of you who feel secure, this may seem very
odd.
There are
those of us who have lived our whole life through,
thinking "Good things are for others not for
you!"
This verse
is for the ones who are aware of the things said here,
God loves you too and wants you to know he does care.
There is a
trap into which we can fall,
Satan can and will distract us when he knows that on
Jesus' name we have started to call.
Do you
find negative thoughts tumbling round in your head,
do you find yourself looking on your life with some
dread.
Satan is
just trying to distract you,
listen carefully here's what we must do.
Every time
one of his negative thoughts come our way,
we must think to ourselves "Something Good Is Going
To Happen To Me Today".
In Psalm
twenty three we read "Surely goodness and mercy
shall follow me all the days of my life!",
this is what we should be thinking on instead of strife.
Thank you
God for giving us hope in your word,
thank you God for the goodness and mercy which have not
yet occurred.
We know we
can count on anything that you say as being true,
so we are giving you Praise for all of the good things we
know you are going to do.
 
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