After Sunday's recharge, Monday comes. It happens every week. We go back to the daily tasks that fill our schedule.
"Let all that I am praise the Lord; may I never forget the good things he does for me." -Psalm 103:2
Monday tasks are part of the "all that I am." We can celebrate the goodness of having a purpose not just for our days, but for our days in Him.
Do we claim this day as an opportunity to praise Him with every fiber of our being? "All that I am" leaves nothing out. We are living, breathing, and moving beings.
Praise him at the coffee maker or making the bed.
Praise him at the stoplight that just turned red.
We can praise him in the flowers and when covered in flour, too.
He longs to fill our days and to make our hearts new.
Praise him at the stoplight that just turned red.
We can praise him in the flowers and when covered in flour, too.
He longs to fill our days and to make our hearts new.
Today, I am grateful "all that I am" can praise the Lord.
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