We all have one source.
We all have the same source. God made you. God made me.
However, we have many resources. He uses many resources to get us in touch with our one Source.
Are you with me?
Here’s the thing. There is not one way to know God. There is not one way to find God. There is not one way to worship God. Yet, there is still only one God.
Let’s not mix up “Source” with “Resource”. For example, prayer is a resource, God is the source. Yoga is a resource, God is the source. The Bible is a resource, God is the source. Rituals are a resource, God is the source. Church is a resource. You get my point.
Let’s not confuse what we do to worship God with God. When we do that, we think our way is the only way. When we think our Church is God, we are wrong. God is God. God is our source. The church is our resource.
How cool to know that I have all of these resources…I went walking in the fall and was awed by the trees and the leaves and the beauty of fall. Nature is a beautiful resource. It’s an illustration of God’s handiwork. However, we don’t worship it. We enjoy it, we find God through it and then we thank Him for it.
I’m looking forward to being open to all of the resources He will make available to me. I plan to use them all. It’s like an all you can eat buffet…something for everyone, an embarrassment of riches…plenty.
Love it. Also love the picture!
Beautiful…….
Sue, this is one of my favorite ones yet! I like to think of the special angels that God sends regularly into my life as “resources” too. They are my daily source of abundant supplies of happiness, love, friendship and support. They have all accompanied me on my faith journey at various times, and they have ehanced the quality of my life in ways they may never know. Thanks for always being a true “resource” to me!
P.S. LOVED all of the images in this posting!
Amen!
Love the simplicity of this Sue. This is perfect for the time of year when we are preparing for Spring, Lent, and Easter and in a world where it is easy for some to come up with excuses for not using their “resources”. And funny enough, using our “resources” isn’t as time consuming as many other things we do! Love it.