Have you ever just felt
grateful to be alive? To get up in the morning--to actually be able to get out
of bed by yourself. To brush your own teeth and comb your own hair. Pick out
what you're going to wear and eat whatever you want for breakfast. Drive your
car to wherever you have to go...?
Whatever your daily
routine is in the morning, don't be in such a hurry that you miss the fact that
you CAN do these seemingly mundane tasks. Be grateful for the fact that you can
do them. So many people in the hospital would give their right arm to be able to
do what you and I take for granted.
This morning as I was
riding in my car, I felt rushed and wished the car in front of me would hurry and get up the road. I was in such a hurry that I almost missed the beauty
of the sunrise that was taking place all around me.
Let's make a habit of
thanking God for the little things. Even something as simple as a shower. What seems like no big deal to us means a whole lot more to other people who can't, because of physical limitations, do what we do every single day.
“Rejoice in the Lord
always; again I will say, Rejoice” (Philippians 4:4).
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