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Beyond the Heavens
This entry was posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes, Religion/Faith and tagged beauty, beyond, God, heavens, love, Psalm 8:1, soul. Bookmark the permalink.
Touching.
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amen
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psalm 33:01 bless it be the nations
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Thank you! I don’t know how anyone can look at nature and not believe God exists. I mean, google “artistic fish,” for example. Why would a random rock collision create that? Stop. Just stop. 😶
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And that, my friend is exactly why I go deep into the wilderness at least once a year. revel, enjoy, meditate and ponder what is right in front of us and beyond. A different kind of worship with the almighty God (while slapping a few mosquitoes).
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I know just how you feel Mitch. When I go to a quiet beach and immerse myself in the rhythm of the waves, I know I am in the Presence of something much greater than myself. To look out on the horizon and know that somewhere out there, there is a God who sees little old me in the vastness of the sea, it is nothing short of humbling.
Great post!
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This is really good.
Amen
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Thank you, Emmely.
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Welcome ☺
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Beautiful! Beyond the Heavens sounds like a fantastic title for a film or book about faith, by the way! ☺️
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Hmm…
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“Even before I believed, I looked for what was “behind” the night sky.” What a resonating idea filled with the truth for many of us as we stood in awe of the wonders of God. Love this post-Mitch.
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Thanks, TDG.
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Mitch,
This post fills all the empty spaces…
Beautiful language, beautiful thought.
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Beautiful!
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Amen, Mitch!
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Beautiful sir….:)
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Thank you.
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