Take this for your Comfort...

My Sunday School Teacher is a pretty young man. 

When I say young, I mean 26 years old. 

He is Cool!  His name is Tim, and he is really a Bible scholar.

He knows the Word of God like the back of his hand.

He went to Harding University, graduated, and now he is home, working.

 

He says that the key to obedience is

 

Being Rooted in Faith

 

Tim says that we have to build our faith a little at a time.

 

We have to work on building our faith EVERY day.

 

Even though my classmates and I are only in Middle School,

we have to do things that will help build it, too, like when we

experienced the making of bricks, like Pharoah made the

Israelites do in Genesis.

 

One way I am growing more roots in my Faith is by

having a quiet time every morning. 

 

I do skip it on Sundays, but most every other day of the week,

I start out in my room reading the Bible, or some other

readings that my parents selected for me to

read and think on.

 

I have a journal, and I write down my thoughts, quotes I like,

and even my prayers in it.

 

 

 

This is a picture of my youth group and I
Mixing clay, sand, and hay
like the ancient Israelites
had to do in Egypt
when they were slaves.

 

 

*******Here's A Quote I liked*******

 

 

"Christian, take this for your comfort, 

that there is no change

 in Jesus Christ's love to those 

who rest in Him. 

 

"Yesterday you were on the mount

 and you said, 

"He loves me" 

 

Today you are in the valley of humiliation,

 but He loves you still the same"

.- Spurgeon♥ - A great man and Author 

From my early morning devotional readings