I've shared with you some of my favorite little devotions from the book called Thoughts to Make Your Heart Sing before. Here's one I read to Anna yesterday morning that reminded me of you all:
"King Jehosaphat was alarmed.
Well, you can't blame him. Three countries had banded together and were marching against him. God's people were completely overpowered. What would Jehosaphat do?
Send his mightiest fighting men? Send soldiers and swords and spears? No.
He sent a little choir.
Pardon?
And some songs.
Excuse me?
"Give thanks to the Lord!" they sang. "His love never ends!"
It so confused the other army that they started fighting each other, and by the time the choir reached the battlefield they found no more enemies left.
When God's children sing to him, it moves the heart of God and invites him into what's happening-- and chases the enemy away.
Is anything overpowering you today?
You know what to do!"
Sing to him. Psalm 105:2
and here are some pictures that have nothing to do with the text above, but I know they will make you smile:
"King Jehosaphat was alarmed.
Well, you can't blame him. Three countries had banded together and were marching against him. God's people were completely overpowered. What would Jehosaphat do?
Send his mightiest fighting men? Send soldiers and swords and spears? No.
He sent a little choir.
Pardon?
And some songs.
Excuse me?
"Give thanks to the Lord!" they sang. "His love never ends!"
It so confused the other army that they started fighting each other, and by the time the choir reached the battlefield they found no more enemies left.
When God's children sing to him, it moves the heart of God and invites him into what's happening-- and chases the enemy away.
Is anything overpowering you today?
You know what to do!"
Sing to him. Psalm 105:2
and here are some pictures that have nothing to do with the text above, but I know they will make you smile:
E- maybe I could get a VIP pass for you for the next race you do as a welcome back gift to the USA....
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