Patty got up very early today, went outside to greet the day… and was greeted in her turn by a great big woodchuck. I wonder where his burrow is.
I don’t know, but we seem to be getting visits from all sorts of wildlife lately, including a bear on the sidewalk.
Be attentive–the Lord may be speaking to us.
(I had a very bad night and consequently I’m running late this morning.)
We learned this one in Sunday school: This Is My Father’s World. I don’t know who’s singing this version–but the photography is beautiful, showing the works of God’s hands.
I love this rendition by Fernando Ortega–This Is My Father’s World, one of my favorites from Sunday school days. And how I wish I could spend some time in some of these places! Maybe a lot of time.
We know God through the work of His hands, the beauties of nature–all of His creation, all under His care.
A Sunday school favorite: This Is My Father’s World, sung by Fernando Ortega. Background sets by God the Father.
No hymn requests today, not yet (and we are freezing our Climbit Chainge butts off), so let’s go with this: This Is My Father’s World, sung by students at Fountainview Academy.
This is my Father’s world: O let me ne’er forget
That tho’ the wrong seem oft so strong,
God is the ruler yet.
We certainly should find that the beauty of God’s handiwork stirs our souls.
This Is My Father’s World, sung by Fernando Ortega.
“Tho’ the wrong seems oft so strong,
God is the ruler yet.”
Beautiful video by Keith and Kristyn Getty: This Is My Father’s World. Remember the concluding verse.
This is my Father’s world, O let me ne’er forget
That tho’ the wrong seems oft so strong,
He is the ruler yet.
No hymn requests today so far, so it’s up to me to get the day started.
This has always been one of my favorite hymns–This Is My Father’s World. This rendition by Fernando Ortega is very nicely illustrated.
(Yes, Lee, you made a good pick today. Now hurry up and post it.)
When God finished His work of creation, He looked it over and knew it was good, very good.
This Is My Father’s World, sung by Fernando Ortega: background sets by God the Father.
This is an old Sunday school favorite, spruced up a little by Keith and Kristyn Getty: This Is My Father’s World. Two lines of the lyric make words to live by: “Yet tho’ the wrong seem oft so strong,/ God is the ruler yet.”