Almost on a daily basis I return to this verse.
I think it is crucial for us. How we respond to hostilities is increasingly important. Wise as serpents and harmless as doves. source.
Picture taken at Bible History Center
Lagrange, Georgia
Almost on a daily basis I return to this verse.
I think it is crucial for us. How we respond to hostilities is increasingly important. Wise as serpents and harmless as doves. source.
Picture taken at Bible History Center
Lagrange, Georgia
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For you to see my point in this pic,
let me explain.
Our sunflowers are spindly. More than I think they should be. Anyway a week or more ago I noticed one had fallen over; it had a pretty severe bend in its stalk but I decided to leave it rather than pull it up. Good move! :)
Notice its fall was cushioned by a friend. And notice too if you will, resting there with its friend, it began reaching for the sun. It’s green again, putting on leaves and I believe it just may bloom!
I see two parallels, perhaps you see others.
One. When we fall down, look to the Son right where we are and begin to grow again.
Two. Be a friend. Comfort the fallen. Lend them strength. Encourage them in JESUS. Help them look up and begin to grow again. And won’t you be so blessed when they bloom?!
Ecclesiastes 4:10 (NIV) 10 If either of them falls down, one can help the other up. But pity anyone who falls and has no one to help them up. source

Song of Solomon 2:12 (NLT)
12 The flowers are springing up,
the season of singing birds has come
and the cooing of turtledoves fills the air. source




