Today’s Bible Reading: 2 Samuel 17; 2 Corinthians 10: Ezekiel 24; Psalms 72
This morning one little line from 2 Corinthians caught my attention from the end of verse 5: “we are taking every thought captive to the obedience of Christ” What an undertaking! Just the other day I was joking around with my family that men seem to only have to deal with one or two thoughts going on at a time, whereas we women have a million things running around in our heads at any given time.
This morning one little line from 2 Corinthians caught my attention from the end of verse 5: “we are taking every thought captive to the obedience of Christ” What an undertaking! Just the other day I was joking around with my family that men seem to only have to deal with one or two thoughts going on at a time, whereas we women have a million things running around in our heads at any given time.
Ken will often ask me what I am thinking about and I have a hard time narrowing it down to just one thing as my thoughts are all over the place. How does one take every thought captive? I really am not sure at this point beyond asking the Lord to help me do so...which is always a very good place to start.
and because I just could not resist this perfect example:
and because I just could not resist this perfect example:
Grace, Peace, and Mercy,
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