Happy Sunday to you all!
I do not know why but it is almost 5 am and I still cannot sleep and believe me the sites I have visited in the last few hours have some long comments from me just rambling on and on. Just go check out my comment on VE's site. Sorry VE, it is that new tea from India that hubby bought, it has caffeine and I am not use to caffeine. It is like my brain is in hyper-drive. Oh no, this is making me think about that tax stealing "man" again.
All right I think my brain needs to go to a "better place", so I thought I would search through my old posts to calm it down. So here is a poem I wrote a long time ago and I think I should repost it so I can read it again without go back through all my old posts.
So here it is and I hope that those of you who missed it enjoy and for the couple who saw it I hope you enjoy it again.
HEAVEN
Is there a Heaven?
Is there a Hell?
God just gave us only seven,
Days a week to tell.
Where do you think you are going?
This place, that we have yet to know.
Was this the place Jesus was showing?
Hoping you would never sink so low.
Why is everyone always searching for this place?
Praying, and praying that Jesus was right.
Will we be able to find there is a saved space?
When we crossover into the light.
There is so much for our learning.
The Bible is a must read.
To help us with our yearning,
We are so consumed with need.
We love God, and know that someday,
With our faith in him, and a love that grows,
That Jesus will lead us, show us the way,
To this place called heaven, that God knows.
So you must do what Jesus says is right,
Spread his love and glory,
Within this mighty land, day or night,
Always letting others know his great story.
Angels watching over all that you do,
Letting God's trumpets ring throughout the land,
Bringing others to this place called heaven with you.
For we are many, like so many grains of sand.
I hope everyone has a nice day today.
Lovely poem for a Sunday. Raining here today and b/c we are on vacation we did church at home ont eh porch. WE let the kids be in charge (all 6 of them). They started with a prayer for the food, they sang, as if it were dinner. lol. then we sang johnny cash (ring of fire), jingle bells (cause thats when Jesus died) and lord, i lift your name on high (b/c he rose again). the story we heard was fishing, b/c it's raining so everyone is wet any way. we passed cookies and fruit snacks for communion and closed in prayer for the rain. there was a watergun and two quarters in the offering plate.
ReplyDeletefun to see what their views are. i think they may see heaven a bit clearer than we do.
smiles.
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ReplyDelete"like so many grains of sand", indeed. Nice Sunday service, Mrsupole :) God bless!
ReplyDeleteI remember reading this in the early days of your blog. Thanks again. r
ReplyDeleteYou are quite the poet! Nice thoughts!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading your comments about Sarah Palin over at my site.
ReplyDeleteYour comments were well-considered and passionate and although your opinions differ from my own you are always most welcome to comment on anything I say.
I was a little taken aback when things started looking a little personal. I've advised commenter not to carp at each other from now on.
Feel free to drop by anytime.
Fighting caffeine never works...Thanks for the poem. I'll be back to visit again. -Jayne
ReplyDeleteA Great BIG Poem Mrsupole!
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You got me ALL wrong. I was worried that Giulia Geranium's comments had offended YOU. It was you I was looking out for as the lone dissenter.
Nice poem Mrsupole!Hope you enjoyed your weekend!
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