Nov 14 2024 86 mins 1
Why should we try to move mountains with our own strength alone when Faith, “even as a grain of mustard seed,” can help us achieve what seemed impossible. God is defined precisely and simply in the Bible by the following verse, “God is love.” Faith in God is faith in Love. Therefore, it gives us something to do in order to join forces with God and strengthen our faith.: focus on expressing Love. Mike Dugan would often affirm, “While I am doing God’s business, God is taking care of my business.” Regardless of what our circumstances, when we make it our intention to be an expression of God’s love wherever we are our circumstances improve and miracles occur every time. And, during the second segment, Artist Krista “The Love Machine” Machovina gets us givin’ it up for success with today’s reading, “Go and Meet Your Good.”
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A Transcendent Treatment
"As Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be lifted up."
Beloved of God, greeting!
In my integrity within me, where I know and see as God, I know and see you, O beloved, to be free, wise, and immortal!
I see you unfettered and unbound, triumphant! glorious! splendid!
I see you unweighted by human thought of limitation, unweighted by matter!
I see you unbound, undiseased, buoyant!
I see you strong! mighty! forceful! powerful! divine!
I see your eye lit with fire from on high!
I see your tongue tipped with celestial instructions!
I behold you bright! joyous!
I see you victorious! undaunted!
I see you spotless! beautiful!
I see you deathless, abiding!
I see you flawless! fearless! transcending yourself and all your affairs - independent!
I see you smiling! sound! sane! strong!
I see you to be the strong son of God, brother of Jesus Christ and joint heir of the Father to the kingdom!
I see you alive with God and upheld by His free Spirit forever!
All the world sees you as I see you, now and evermore.-H. B. Jeffery.
