Tuesday, October 6, 2026 (4:41 a.m.)
Dearest Father,
You bless me. You keep me. You make Your face shine upon me and are gracious to me. You turn Your face toward me [and SMILE!] and give me peace (Numbers 6:24-26).
You do these things. And so very much more. Thank You Lord.
(5:01 a.m.)
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Thank You for the opportunity of exploring this favored blessing with You. Expanding and explaining words I have both heard and said for decades.
Bless and keep. Grow to encompass Your giving and guarding. Provision and protection.
(6:06 a.m.)
Father, as I look around, taking in all that You make available to me, I absolutely consider myself blessed and kept. Thank You for all You do on my behalf.
You presented a brand new to me experience yesterday. Being a support and gear [SAG] vehicle for a 65 mile bike trek up a mountain. Father, thank You!
Tears were shed. Emotions choked. And beauty beheld. Giving even more meaning to Psalm 121:1 as I came it this morning.
“I look up to the mountains - does my help come from there?” Thank You Father that the answer comes in the very next verse.
“My help comes from the LORD, who made heaven and earth!” (V.2).
Oh it does! Thank You that our help does indeed come from You, Lord.
I didn’t stumble (3a) yesterday when my sandaled footing was not secure. Thank You that You don’t slumber (3b). Thank You that in Your watching You never slumber nor sleep (4).
Thank You for watching over me (5a). Standing beside me as my protective shade (5b). I appreciated each turn out with shadows keeping me from the glaring sun. It did NOT harm me by day (6a) nor the moon last night (6b).
We were truly blessed and kept by You Dear Lord. Thank You.
You kept us from all harm (7a). And watched over our lives (7b).
Here I ask (Matthew 7:7) You Blessed Father, keep watching over us as we come and go, both now and forever (Psalm 121:8).
I love, need, trust and want You Dearest Lord. Do all You must that I worship, adore, glorify, enJOY and represent You as You know is best. Use me as You are so inclined. Thank You. Praise You. Amen.
(393 words ~ 6:58 a.m.)