I’m slowing down
Worshipping freely
Listening to
The voice
I’ve silenced
I’m not fulfilling
The calling
Even when
I don’t like
What I write
I must continue
For it’s what
He asks me
It isn’t an
An adoration society
For people
It’s simple
Obedience
And undivided attention
And respect
For Him
Who doesn’t
Ask for much
Learn from me
Don’t squander
The talent
Seeking the unattainable
In search
Of something
So fickle
Jesus
May my words
Glorify You
And make
You smile
Because
Somebody finally chose
To ditch perfection
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I gave up trying to be perfect a long time ago. A) I couldn't be, and I knew it and B) All the people I know who thought they were perfect not only weren't, but far more insufferable for the assumption! I didn't want to be them.
ReplyDeletevery well put.
ReplyDeleteLovely. We need reminding.
ReplyDeleteMost beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh I do agree with you Regine, to use our gifts as given and don't try to wait for perfection before using it/them. And to use them for God's glory, not our own.
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Maxine
Lovely! A hug, dear Regine. 🤍
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Beautiful message Rue. Hugs, Donna
ReplyDeleteMany of the people that are talked about in the Bible were people who didn't have much at all, who were not perfect by any means, but who continued to love despite their difficulties and struggles. If you have love, you have everything.
ReplyDelete~Sheri
I literally posted on someone's page today that "Perfection is a joy killer!" It is highly overrated. We all just do the best we can, understanding that some can do more than others, but we do what WE can.
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