There are times I wish I had the memory of our rough collie. No matter how long it’s been since we last visited certain places on walks, she never forgets where she once found a bone; where people throw old bread out for the seagulls; where she once found discarded hotdogs, where she once found a hedgehog, or a cat. She unfailing returns to those places in search of what she thinks she’s lost.
Me? If I move something to a safe place—it’s lost. If I decide to relocate something—I can’t find it. If I go shopping and pride myself on remembering that we are almost out of something and buy it—I get home to discover that I remembered last time I was shopping.
One of the joys of the Bible is that there is something in it for every day, for every circumstance—for everything. Even remembering and forgetting.
“Let the hearts of those rejoice who seek the LORD; Seek the LORD and His strength; Seek His face evermore; Remember His marvelous works which He has done.” 1 Chronicles 16:20.
“Forgetting those things which are behind and reaching forward to those things which are ahead…”Surely Philippians 3:13 is the secret pathway of peace.
Only God can make forgetting as good as remembering.
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Stephanie, you scared me with that picture on Twitter. Whew! I thought you had lost Savanah. Good blog though. 🙂
Great post, Steph! So true! But where are you? The photo worried me for a moment!
Thanks, Val. We are off the internet until BT arrives to fix it. I am borrowing the internet at the church at the moment. Savannah is okay – just as disgusted with the rain as we are. And it’s freezing here and has been for at least a week! Hope your weather is much better. I’ll be back on Twitter and FB as soon as we get our internet back.
Thanks, Sharon. Didn’t mean to scare you. Savannah was tired of all the rain and cold. So am I! God bless. I hope to have internet again soon.