when we cry out to God
tired on the journey
losing joy in the process
feeling like it is too much,
carrying too great a load.
in truth it is ourselves,
seeking to help others,
the weight in our wagon
in not trusting in God
we become tired, sore.
the yoke becoming too heavy
carrying rocks, stones that are not
ours to carry, not our gifts
which God has given us
for the tasks on our true path
when we accept the requests
bearing others’ burdens
their call from God,
we become tired ourselves,
carrying stones that are not ours to carry
the yoke is actually light
that which God gives us
to carry in this life,
using our gifts for the kingdom
for the glory of God
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edited February 19, 2015
in our wagon – v3
edited January 2, 2015
in our wagon – v2
edited July 29, 2014
in our wagon
edited July 29, 2014
not ours to carry
July
29, 2014
stones
that are not ours
Chapter
4: “The Cure”
Luke
10:41-42
James
1:5 (NIV)
Chapter
3: “The Diagnosis”
Luke
10:41
“Martha you are worried
about
many things.”
Philippians
4:6-7 (NIV)
Chapter
2: “Lord, Do You Care?”
Luke
10:40
Psalm
62:8
Chapter
1: “A Tale of Two Sisters”
Luke
10:38-42
Matthew
11:28
Matthew
11:28-30
Matthew
11:25-30
Revelations
3:20 (NKJV)
introductory
video and session one of
Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World
by
Joanna Weaver
pastor
spouse to John Weaver
Hamilton
Assembly of God
&
Spirit
Study
led
by Pastor Ruth Foss
sermon blog
meditation blog
“God’s
Whisper” blog
Stetson Memorial United Methodist Church
Patten, ME
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