
Wouldn’t it be nice if we could simply erase the events of the past?
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if Mondays indicated a new start – a fresh beginning?
If all the world could take one minute, one second to take a deep breath and say goodbye to yesterday – if all our troubles would melt like lemon drops and streets would be paved with gold – is it all simply a dream or can it actually happen?
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if hatred was a word in the Dictionary which had become obsolete?
If only there was a place to which we could escape and find complete peace –
No anger, no strife, no conflict, no uncontrollable rage –
Where everyone was of the same mind,
Without fear of retaliation – hopelessness – depression?
When we’re children, we believe in the unbelievable. Our faith sustains us for a while, until we become a citizen of the world. That childlike faith becomes tarnished by what we see, what we hear and what goes on around us. By the time we reach our adult years, hearts have turned black and even hopeless by the noise.
Our innocence has been sapped by terror. We’ve become hardened to the change occurring around us. We are numbed by it. When this happens, we’ve become victims of the tenacity of evil and terrorism. We have succumbed to its original intention – to take away our freedom of thought, words and deeds.
Wouldn’t it be nice if Jesus came to earth today, to judge the world? He will come again and when He does, the trumpets will sound. The angels will sing with glorious praises to the King. Heaven will open to all believers and they will finally have peace.
What if He returned today? He could, you know. We need to be ready for Him. The easiest way to prepare is to receive the truth of His Word. Accept it and believe with all your heart that our salvation has already been won by the Son of God.
As we bask in the glow of Christmas, imagine what it would be like if God never sent that little child to live among us and to carry all our sins to the cross.
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Thank you, Wally❤️
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You betcha!
Did I say that like a Midwesterner?
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Like a true Minnesotan, don’tchya know!
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Yay!
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Kathy, thank you for this post. Aren’t we glad that our “what ifs” are real for a time to come, a time the Lord has promised those who “eagerly wait for Him?” “He has made us to sit in heavenly places in Christ” ~ a here and now place we experience even in the middle of the conflict and the rage. What if we could enable others to see this and believe with us? If only a few can live in this faith, we have Christ in our midst. I am glad Wally reblogged this. I can never find your site; I get the page that indicates your blog is no longer available. I will copy your link and save it. Blessings! Hoping to keep up with your blog in the new year. 🙂
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ThNk you for your lovely comments. I’m glad you found me again. i wondered where you were. God’s blessings in the new year!
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Kathy, this wonderful! Your writing is always good. But this — you have outdone yourself!
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Every time you compliment me, I feel so humbled yet happy that you found some comfort in it. Hope you and your family have a wonderful new year!
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Kathy, I think I found the reason I get the page “no longer available.” Is kmb55418.wordpress.com the link from your profile? https://atimetoshare.me is the link to your blog. I can get here with this one. Blessings.
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Yay! I’m glad you figured it out. Glad to have you back!
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Did you change your link on your profile page for Gravatar? Others might be missing your blog, too. Blessings!
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I’ll check it out. Im zero tech savvy 😳
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