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DAD'S HELPER Monday
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#1 · June 19, 2006, 11:08 am
Quote from Forum Archives on June 19, 2006, 11:08 amPosted by: bigguyhereagain <bigguyhereagain@...>
"Dad's Helper"A little boy was helping his father move some books out of an attic into more spacious quarters downstairs. It was important to this little boy that he was helping his dad, even though he was probably getting in the way and slowing things down more than he was actually assisting. But that boy had a wise and patient father who knew it was more important to work at a task with his young son than it was to move a pile of books efficiently.Among this man's books, however, were some rather large study books, and it was a chore for the boy to get them down the stairs. As a matter of fact, on one particular load, the boy dropped his pile of books several times. Finally, he sat down on the stairs and wept in frustration. He wasn't doing any good at all. He wasn't strong enough to carry the big books down a narrow stairway. It hurt him to think he couldn't do this for his daddy.Without a word, the father picked up the dropped load of books, put them into the boy's arms, and scooped up both the boy and the books into his arms and carried them down the stairs. And so they continued load after load, both very much enjoying each other's company. The boy carrying the books, and the dad carrying the boy.Ron Mehl
"From Carest to Prayers"There is a footstool in my closetIt is a very special stool but plainIt's where I take my cares beforeI take them to the Lord in prayer!While in that little closetI reach for the tender WordsThat's found within the pagesOf God's love and forgiveness.I thank Him for the blessingsI try to name them one by oneBut keeping track of the numbersReaches too far in this simple mind.I ask His grace for you and youFor our leaders and our troopsFor all the ones who serve HimWhen I take my cares to prayer.I always wish to thank HimFor the roof that keeps me dryFor the food that sustains meBut mainly the source, the Bible.I don't think I have thanked you, LordFor providing the prophet's wordsOr for the heavenly angels, LordWho proclaim your Holy Words.I ask that you might bless the onesThe ones who read these wordsI know these words are through my penWhich is led by the Master's hand.If you feel burdened down with worriesIf your heart is heavy and sadJust go into your own closetTake your daily cares to prayer!Have a Blessed DayDave and BarbaraNecessary Legal InformationWe do not mail idea-central unsolicited. If you are receiving this newsletter from us it's because you have subscribed to this mailing list. If you receive this newsletter and are not a subscriber then someone, other than us, has forwarded it to you.Normal Subscribe: idea-central-subscribe@welovegod.org
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Posted by: bigguyhereagain <bigguyhereagain@...>
"Dad's Helper"
A little boy was helping his father move some books out of an attic into more spacious quarters downstairs. It was important to this little boy that he was helping his dad, even though he was probably getting in the way and slowing things down more than he was actually assisting. But that boy had a wise and patient father who knew it was more important to work at a task with his young son than it was to move a pile of books efficiently.
Among this man's books, however, were some rather large study books, and it was a chore for the boy to get them down the stairs. As a matter of fact, on one particular load, the boy dropped his pile of books several times. Finally, he sat down on the stairs and wept in frustration. He wasn't doing any good at all. He wasn't strong enough to carry the big books down a narrow stairway. It hurt him to think he couldn't do this for his daddy.
Without a word, the father picked up the dropped load of books, put them into the boy's arms, and scooped up both the boy and the books into his arms and carried them down the stairs. And so they continued load after load, both very much enjoying each other's company. The boy carrying the books, and the dad carrying the boy.
Ron Mehl
"From Carest to Prayers"
There is a footstool in my closet
It is a very special stool but plain
It's where I take my cares before
I take them to the Lord in prayer!
While in that little closet
I reach for the tender Words
That's found within the pages
Of God's love and forgiveness.
I thank Him for the blessings
I try to name them one by one
But keeping track of the numbers
Reaches too far in this simple mind.
I ask His grace for you and you
For our leaders and our troops
For all the ones who serve Him
When I take my cares to prayer.
I always wish to thank Him
For the roof that keeps me dry
For the food that sustains me
But mainly the source, the Bible.
I don't think I have thanked you, Lord
For providing the prophet's words
Or for the heavenly angels, Lord
Who proclaim your Holy Words.
I ask that you might bless the ones
The ones who read these words
I know these words are through my pen
Which is led by the Master's hand.
If you feel burdened down with worries
If your heart is heavy and sad
Just go into your own closet
Take your daily cares to prayer!
Have a Blessed Day
Dave and Barbara
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