enjoyable

Monday morning August 13, 2021 (8:37 a.m.)

M Resort ~ Spa ~ Casino

Henderson, NV 

Mm Most Marvelous Masterful Father God,

This is somewhere new to us. It’s been most enjoyable. A nice ride over. Good time here. And returning home soon. Quick. Easy. Enjoyable.

Yes Father. Thank You for the opportunity to enjoy new surroundings. Thank You for fun and laughter. And music!

The music from our childhood, into our adulthood. The music and story of Jersey Boys. Our reason for coming over on a Sunday and leaving to go right back on Monday.

What is most enjoyable through this quick turn around trip is learning more about other people. Workers. Those sitting near us. A traveler from Scotland, sharing the rainy downpour with our son. There were accents aplenty, each from somewhere else in the world. All made even more enjoyable for us by our son’s interactions with all of them. In such a short period of time, information was shared with others.

Most Blessed Father God, there are some very dear loved ones at home going through a huge situation at least one of them did not see coming. I don’t even know how to pray Your best for them. I do not presume to know Your will, nor what to offer as even a semblance of support.

And right there, Romans 8:28 comes to mind. “And we know that ALL things [What things? Some things? ALL things!] work together for the good of those who love God – those whom He has called according to His plan.”

Father, how I ask You to empower and embolden me to share Your love and Your Word with the principle players of this particular scenario. Your Word is rife with stories exactly along these lines. As the Preacher/Teacher of Ecclesiastes (1:9) has said repeatedly down through the ages, “There is nothing new under the sun.”

Take this family, Most Beloved Father, and make of them EXACTLY what You have for them. Bless them. Keep them. Make Your face shine upon them and be gracious to them. Turn Your face toward them and give them peace. (Number 6:24-26)

I love You so very much and all this I ask in Your Blessed Son’s Most Holy Name. Thank You. We love You. Amen.

(378 words ~ 9:10 a.m.)