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Topic: Psalm 139:1-12
By Rev. Charles Moreland | September 28, 2008 |
For spiritual nourishment, I attend public worship services, view given religious programs, and read uplifting literature.
A few words about uplifting literature: In my spiritual pilgrimage I am discovering my faith rekindled through reading newspapers, magazines, books (fiction and non-fiction), and The Upper Room, a daily devotional guide published by the United Methodist Church.
Today, through prayer and thought the conclusion of the Upper Room devotional energized and encouraged my faith in our Lord.
The prayer is as follows:
“All caring God, we rejoice in being your children. Help us to feel your comfort, your love, your joy, your peace, and above all, your presence. Amen.”
The thought for the day, inspired by Psalm 139:1-12, is: “God’s presence is a glorious and comforting gift.” «Read the rest of this article»
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