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This wise quote, “Wherever you are, be there.”  (Jim Rohn) is good advice for every day. Our days are busy and there is a lot going on. The temptation to spend our time focusing on tomorrow, or regretting yesterday, will most certainly rob us of the joy of simply living in this moment today!!

Make a conscious effort today to tune in to what is going on around you. Find delight in beauty where you find it. Notice the fresh smells. Slow down and look around with eyes that see. Listen to the unspoken feelings behind words you hear. Take time to care today. Be present in the moment you are in. Delight in it. Today is a gift …. it’s YOUR present.

This is the day that the LORD has made. I will rejoice and be glad in it.” Psalm 118:24

Find the good in today. Take time to experience the moment. Enjoy the blessings. And in moments that may be a challenge, remember God is right beside you offering His strength and love. Share His love with those who touch your life.

By Gail Rodgers
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I do not live anymore – it is Christ who lives in me.” Galatians 2:20

You have leaves to rake.  A steering wheel to grip.  A neighbor’s hand to shake. Simply put, you have things to do.

So does God.  Babies need hugs.  Children need good-night tucks. AIDS orphans need homes.  Stressed-out executives need hope.  God has work to do.  And He uses our hands to do it.

What the hand is to the glove, the Holy Spirit is to the Christian . . . God gets into us.  At times, imperceptibly.  Other times, disruptively.  God get His fingers into our lives, inch by inch reclaiming the territory that is rightfully His.

Your tongue.  He claims it for His message.
Your feet.  He requisitions them for His purpose.
Your mind?  He made it and intends to use it for His glory.
Your eyes, face and hands?  Through them He will weep, smile and touch.

By Max Lucado
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