Providing Pause to Ponder
After Church services last Sunday, one of the brothers was talking with me in the foyer, just making friendly conversation.
He seemed to me to be so sad, frail, and elderly.
Accordingly, it then surprised me to discover that he and I are of about the same age, with me being slightly the elder.
Then, during my annual medical check-up this morning, Dr. Shranatan told me that my good health is most remarkable, especially considering my previous medical challenges, and that it actually has improved in recent years. He went on to say that my health now even is better than many younger men.
All of which gives me much pause to ponder the miracles that God has so lovingly wrought throughout my life, and very much more so than just concerning my physical health.
He seemed to me to be so sad, frail, and elderly.
Accordingly, it then surprised me to discover that he and I are of about the same age, with me being slightly the elder.
Then, during my annual medical check-up this morning, Dr. Shranatan told me that my good health is most remarkable, especially considering my previous medical challenges, and that it actually has improved in recent years. He went on to say that my health now even is better than many younger men.
All of which gives me much pause to ponder the miracles that God has so lovingly wrought throughout my life, and very much more so than just concerning my physical health.
posted by Larry D Kump | 3:59 PM
1 Comments:
"...sancified by the Spirit unto the renewing of their bodies", what a marvelous promise!
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