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Terrific Tuesday

Cat's Menu

  I eat what I wish--
It's a matter of taste.
Whether liver or fish,
I eat what  I wish.
Putting scraps in my dish
Is a terrible waste.
I eat what I wish
It's a matter of taste.

                                                                          Richard Shaw



        We need to be more decisive. Well, I need to be more focused on my goals.  I often have a plan or something to guide me along the way, but like the cat in Mr. Shaw's poem, I like to eat what I want.  It does not matter if it is good for me or not, I like food.  I will even happily eat left overs.  Thankfully my husband will eat left-overs as well.   I mean  I don't just throw them in the fridge, I think they outta look a bit nice.  I mean would you eat left-overs if they were just thrown in the same bowl?  I have heard some wives complain  ,' OH,' he won't eat left-0vers...I have to cook every night.  Well maybe, it's the way you prepare it.

    That's the way with God's word. God's word often reminds me of a big feast.  There is so much to dine on that you can never go hungry oR thirsty.  I'm not sure why people do not want to read their Bible's.  Unless,  It is because of the Shakespearean type then, in which I could understand that if it was.  That's the reason there are different versions.  I tend to stick to my good ole King James Version, but there are some easier to read.  Pray about it and ask God for guidance.  Don't just rely on others to tell you what's in  God's Word.

    Don't be like the kitty-cat.....just eat anything.  Don't have to much pride that you can't sit down and get a Dictionary, maybe a Thesaurus and see what the big, long, words mean.  Don't be afraid to get a journal or notebook at the Dollar Tree and jot down notes that you like about a certain verse.
As I mentioned, I used the SOAP Bible Study Method, I am going to have a YouTube video explaining this method soon.




          Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall. Proverbs 16:18
Prayer--Lord help me to be more decisive in my daily walk.  I need your guiding Hand to lead me in the paths of righteousness for I know pride goeth before destruction and an haughty spirit before a fall.  In Jesus Name, Amen.

                                                          #asalways#beblessed  

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