Hey peeps! I've noticed that it is human nature to have generally unlimited wants. When we get something we've wanted, we want something else. I remember when my mum used to buy me potato chips only for a treat. I was so happy and appreciative for that. Now she buys them regularly. I am less appreciative for it now... =.=" *Sigh* SOmetimes I wish I had nothing so I could learn to appreciate what I have.
Life is much better when we are thankful for what we have, rather than complaining about something we don't have. It will make you, and those around you happy when we learn how to appreciate. So I thank God for all he has given me. Truly every good thing I have comes from him. I am more than blessed. 'Enough' is an awesome song by my favorite artist; Chris Tomlin. I wanted to share about its significance to me. Here are the lyrics:
ENOUGH: CHRIS TOMLIN
All of You is more than enough for all of me
For every thirst and every need
You satisfy me with Your love
And all I have in You is more than enough
You are my supply
My breath of life
And still more awesome than I know
You are my reward
worth living for
And still more awesome than I know
All of You is more than enough for all of me
For every thirst and every need
You satisfy me with Your love
And all I have in You is more than enough
Youre my sacrifice
Of greatest price
And still more awesome than I know
Youre the coming King
You are everything
And still more awesome than I know
More than all I want
More than all I need
You are more than enough for me
More than all I know
More than all I can say
You are more than enough for me
This song generally says how God is really all we need, and should be all we want. His love satisfies all our needs, and all we have in him is more than enough. Praise God for all he has given us! Did you know that the poor are also considered 'more than blessed'? Weird eh? But true, cause to have an awesome God like our god, it is definitely an awesome blessing.
Well i gotta go peeps! Bye! God bless!
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Enough; more than enough
Posted by Jon Lee at 12:16 AM
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