I have always liked this song by Cindy Morgan. It talks of finding that the moments of life are what hold the precious, often overlooked details that make up a well-lived life.
How Could I Ask For More
There’s nothing like the warmth of a summer afternoon
Waking to the sunlight, and being cradled by the moon
Catching fireflies at night, Building castles in the sand
Kissing Mama’s face goodnight, Holding Daddy’s hand
Thank you, Lord, how could I ask for more
Running barefoot through the grass, A little hide and go seek
Being so in love, that you can hardly eat
Dancing in the dark, when there’s no one else around
Being bundled ‘neath the covers, watching snowfall to the ground
Thank you, Lord, how could I ask for more
So many things I thought would bring me happiness
Some dreams that are realities today
Such an irony the things that mean the most to me
Are the memories that I’ve made along the way
So if there’s anything I’ve learned from this journey I am on
Simple truths will keep you going, simple love will keep you strong
Cause there are questions without answers, flames that never die
Heartaches we go through are often blessings in disguise
So thank you, Lord, oh thank you, Lord, how could I ask for more
Make Life In The Moments
What we strive for and believe will bring us a successful life doesn’t usually end up being what brings fulfillment. It is in the details that life happens, the big accomplishments are only one of those.
As Christians, we keep our eyes on the goal of being with the Lord one day in heaven, but right now we are here on earth.
Right now we walk with Christ and it is the path we tread with Him and with those around us that matters most. Joy is available right now, no reservation required, just join in.
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“I work with individuals to actually find themselves in Christ and have their lives truly function well in Him. Often I am serving those most hurt by the world – those who have experienced severe trauma and abuse and helping them to find complete healing from the pain and the memories.
I have seen the Lord heal hundreds. Nothing has been too difficult for Him.”
