Just Do It

Clean it up
Put it there
Fold it and tuck it in drawers –
Swish and mop
Wash it down
Scrub it down real good once more.
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Click the belt
Press the gas
Go down the same road again –
Kiss the kids
Wave goodby
Take a breath – drive home through the rain
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Wipe the dish
Take that call
Walk the dog and talk to God
Hear Him say,
“Slow it down,
Your thinking, my child, might be flawed!”
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Look to Me
Listen with care
Hear the Words I have spoken to you
Read my Word
Come in prayer
Know I’m here and walk you through!
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Wash their feet
Hold their hands
Listen to why their hearts cry
Show my ways
Kiss their wings
For you’re teaching my saints to fly.”

8 responses to “Just Do It”

  1. Every mundane interaction is an opportunity to see the holy in our relationships!

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  2. You’ve captured how the little, the everyday things add up to be glorious!

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  3. How well you’ve captured the repetition and boredom of so many household tasks. But that last line, “Teaching saints to fly,” brings a whole new perspective. I especially appreciated the reminder: “Know I’m here and will walk you through.” No matter the stage of life, that assurance is precious truth indeed. Thank you, Heidi!

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    1. I so appreciate His nearness and always being available to us, no matter if we walk mundane paths or exciting ones. Thanks, Nancy!

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  4. Beautiful. It’s been way too long since I’ve come by to read your words. They are an encouragement and always have a way of pointing me to the Lord…just where my focus needs to be. Thank you, friend!

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    1. Thanks for your visit, Hannah. I do appreciate it when you stop in … always πŸ™‚

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  5. This comforts me in seeing that there is purpose to all the things we do over and over, and the “wash their feet, hold their hands . . .” Wow . . .thank you !

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    1. Thank you, dearest Debbie! While those things we do over and over can get old, they never get useless πŸ™‚ Sending much love your way

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