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Friday, June 4, 2010

Weekly Words To Live By & Spiritual Sunday





A babe in the house is a well-spring of pleasure, a messenger of peace and love, a resting place for innocence on earth, a link between angels and men." Martin Fraquhar Tupper


Matthew 18:2
For an answer Jesus called over a child, whom he stood in the middle of the room, and said, "I'm telling you, once and for all, that unless you return to square one and start over like children, you're not even going to get a look at the kingdom, let alone get in. Whoever becomes simple and elemental again, like this child, will rank high in God's kingdom. What's more, when you receive the childlike on my account, it's the same as receiving me.


On Sunday, I am linking to Tracey's, Words of Wisdom at Notes from A Cottage Industry.
Also to Spiritual Sundays. Thank you Tracey, Charlotte and Ginger for hostessing.


Have wonderful week and may you see God's hand in your life each day.

You are invited to partake in a shared meme, by Wanda @ The Plumed Pen and myself for Teapot and Tea Things Tuesday.

5 comments:

  1. Babies and children are always such a wonderful reminder of the love of God and the relationship we are to enjoy by the grace of God; the relationship we are to have with Him!..,

    Excellant post for 'Spiritual Sunday'; have a blessed Sunday my dear friend!

    I'll see you tomorrow when we rendesvous once again for our 6th, 'Teapot and Tea Things Tuesday'!..,Can hardly wait to see what you'll post next!

    Cheers and hugs, W.L.

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  2. Funny. I was just reminiscing about when my girls were babies... they are now in their 20s.
    Happy Spiritual Sunday!

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  3. I'm glad Jesus taught this lesson about children. Thank you for sharing the scripture with us today. Have a wonderful week.
    Blessings,
    Charlotte

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  4. Lovely...there's nothing quite as special as a newborn baby :)

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  5. I am always amazed at how my two girls teach me so much...about life...what's really important and their perspective is so simple yet so profound.

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