Gods Unfailing Love.................by Billy Graham

God's love is is unchangable; He knows exactly what we are and loves us
anyway. In fact, He created us because He wanted other creatures in His
image upon whom He could pour out His love and who would love Him In
return. He also wanted that love to be voluntary, not forced, so He gave us
freedom of choice, the ability to say yes or no in our relationship to Him
God does not want mechanized love, the kind that says we must love God
because its what our parents demand or our church preaches. Only
voluntary love satisfies the Heart of God.

On the human level, we frequently love the one who loves us. In the
spiritual realm, people do not grasp the overwhelming love of a holy God
, but we can understand God's love by getting to know Him through Jesus
Christ. No one can grasp the love of God of the universe without knowing
His Son

The Hope of the Not Yet..................by Max Lucado

He is bulding a house for you. And with every swing
of the hammer and cut of the saw, he's dreaming of
the day he carries you over the threshold.
"There are many rooms in my Father's house; I
would not tell you this if it were not true. I am going
there to prepare a place for you. After I go and prepare
a place for you, I will come back and take you to be
with me so that you may be where I am" (John 14:2-3)

Don't Wait Too Long

Don't wait too long to make amends,
There is no greater sorrrow
Than thinking one has always,
...Who does not have tomorrow.
Our days were never guaranteed,
Our good deeds must be now,
To push God from our lives is more
Than heaven will allow.

To wait too long, might be too late,
And what a tragedy,
To live one's life and lose one's soul,
........For all eternity.
Don't plan on stealing Heaven,
Like the good thief long ago,
Just tell the Lord you love Him,
For that's all He wants to know.

Grace E. Easley

"It is better to busy one's-self about the smallest thing in the world than to treat a half-hour as worthless." - Goethe

"Difficulty is only a word indicating the degree of strength requisite for accomplishing particular objectives; a mere notice of the necessity for exertion." - Samuel Warren

"From one Word are all things, and all things utter one word; and this is the BEGINNING, which also speaks to us. No man without that Word understands or judges rightly. He to whom all things are one, he who reduces all things to one and sees all things in one, may enjoy a quiet mind, and remain at peace in God." - Thomas a` Kempis, "The Imitation of Christ", Ch.1