Friday, June 25, 2010

"We have a God who delights in impossibilities." - Andrew Murray

"Sorrow under the power of divine grace, performs various ministries in our lives. Sorrow reveals unknown depths of the soul, and unknown capacities for suffering and service. Lighthearted, frivolous people are always shallow and are never aware of their own meagerness or lack of depth. Sorrow is God's tool to plow the depths of the soul that it may yield richer harvest... in a fallen world, sorrow, yet with despair removed, is the power chosen to reveal us to ourselves. Accordingly, it is sorrow that causes us to take the time to think deeply and seriously.

Sorrow makes us move more slowly and considerately and examine our motives and attitudes. It opens within us the capacities of the heavenly life, and it makes us willing to set our capacities afloat in a limitless sea of service for God and for others." - The Heavenly life.

Before work I forced myself to fix my brain and heart onto things that matter. Or should I say, allow God to fix my brain and heart.

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