I wrote the following poem five years ago yesterday, and posted it yesterday on one of my other blogs. It still applies.
April 30, 2002
Let me reflect
Let me reflect
Before I connect
On connections already in place
On the fellowship of His grace
Let me reflect
Let me contemplate
Let me contemplate
How inadequate to call His goodness "great"
For who can such a God rate
Given our human ways to weigh and weight
Let me contemplate
Let me repent
Let me repent
Of time ill-spent
Of expectations wrongly framed
Of not dwelling on Him for whom I'm named
Let me repent
Let me in repentance, contemplation, connection, find
An anchor and a Godward mind,
A mind at peace in focus at rest
Knowing God being known by Him works for true best
Let me rest
April 30, 2002
Let me reflect
Let me reflect
Before I connect
On connections already in place
On the fellowship of His grace
Let me reflect
Let me contemplate
Let me contemplate
How inadequate to call His goodness "great"
For who can such a God rate
Given our human ways to weigh and weight
Let me contemplate
Let me repent
Let me repent
Of time ill-spent
Of expectations wrongly framed
Of not dwelling on Him for whom I'm named
Let me repent
Let me in repentance, contemplation, connection, find
An anchor and a Godward mind,
A mind at peace in focus at rest
Knowing God being known by Him works for true best
Let me rest
Labels: 2002, Let me--originally crafted April 30
1 Comments:
I like this a lot; I've been thinking about this very thing lately, not hastening to God in prayer, but reflecting first on who He is and who we are.
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