Today's blog was inspired by Rev. Gregory Dickow, who preached: "But God." It is a good practice to add "but God" to the end of negative statements. This way we cancel out the negative with good, because God is good. Also, saying "but God" reminds us that no matter what, God is still in charge and in control. District attornies and a wife were murdered by a disgruntled Justice of the Peace in Kaufman, Texas, but God. There was an intentional bombing at the Boston Marathon, but God. The president of the United States, and others received posionous letters, but God. There was a devastating explosion at a fertilizler plant in West Texas, but God. And, let's not talk about the numerous unheard of atroscities that are going on around the world; and let's not forget our own personal struggles, BUT GOD!
No matter what we see and/or hear happen, God is still on the throne. He sits high and looks low. He doesn't look down on us, He looks down upon us, because He is interested in us and concerned for us.
No matter what we see and/or hear happen, God is still on the throne. He sits high and looks low. He doesn't look down on us, He looks down upon us, because He is interested in us and concerned for us.
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