Here are a few bullet points to refresh the memories of those who attended service on Sunday, Feb. 16, 2014. To view the full text,
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- Today, instead of saying, “You can make a choice,” I am going to ask
you to make a choice. Are you
willing?
- This week, I’m asking you, would you
decide to be happy; to use your freedom of choice to choose to be happy and to
share your happiness with others?
- This week, I am asking you to choose
to be happy!
- I’m asking you to choose to have a
happy, positive, joyous, enthusiastic state of mind. Will you do that?
- Will you choose to smile often, to
laugh more, to love, and be loving?
- Will you choose to allow the love of
God to flow through you and out to everyone and everything around you. Will you
do that?
- Choose to see the good of God in
others, to love them as they are, not to judge nor try to change them. I ask
you, this week, to choose to trust God, to align your will with God’s will, and
to allow God to express through you as peace, and love. Will you do that this
week?
- I know you’ve heard me say this
before, and it’s worth repeating: God is
with you right now, you are never alone.
- You can close off your awareness, you
can close off your knowing, but you are still not alone anytime, anyplace,
anywhere, because God is there.
- As a spiritual person you know to live from the inside—out; you know that you set the conditions of how you feel about the day.
- I suggest that you do this before you
even leave your bedroom in the morning; set the conditions of your day. Will
you do that this week?
- I ask you to take happy and loving
action toward whatever, whomever you resist. Will you do that?
- You can use
your freedom of choice to choose to be happy in every thought inside of your
mind, and to let your happiness light shine out to others. Will you do that
this week?
- I believe that God will show you what
absolute happiness is, and that this feeling is one that will remain with you.
- So, I invite you to make a commitment this week, because to
be a source of joy and happiness for yourself, and others, requires more than
just mere words; it takes action on
your part. Will you do that?
- Will you put down your story?
- Yes, life may still present many
mysteries, but you are secure in God. Rather than becoming anxious about what
you do not know, or understand, embrace every opportunity to learn with the joy
of God’s Spirit working through you. Will you do that this week?
- Galatians 5:25,
“If we live by the Spirit, let us also be guided by the Spirit.”
- Will you do that this week?
