Monday, October 20, 2008

Saturday Blessings

This hymn is one of my favorites:

Praise God from whom all blessings flow;
Praise Him, all creatures here below;
Praise Him above, ye heavenly host;
Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost!

It reminds me to give God thanks for the blessings of life. As we sang this beautiful song on Sunday, I thought back to the blessings of the day before.

Thank you, God for a loving husband who enjoys spending time with me so much that he taught me to fish so we could spend even more time together.


Thank you, God for the beauty of the early morning.


For the way the light is soft and warm.


For revealing your power and divine nature in what you have made.


Thank you for all blessings, both great and small.


Help me to never take any of them for granted.

24 comments:

  1. THANK YOU FOR THE REMINDER AND THE PICTURES. SOMETIMES WE GET CAUGHT UP IN ASKING FOR THINGS WE FORGET TO ASK THANK GOD FOR WHAT WE HAVE.

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  2. Amen. There is such peace in opening our eyes to the continual blesssings he lavishes on us.

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  3. God is indeed generous and merciful, and I'm also counting my blessings.

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  4. Thank you for sharing your blessings and helping us remember to thank God for ours too. And thank you for sharing your beautiful pictures.

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  5. God is so good! All the time!
    We all have so much to be thankful for.
    Amen!

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  6. Amen. He is a loving Father in Heaven that blesses us each day.

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  7. Such a beautiful post ~ thank you for sharing it....I try so hard to be thankful everyday for all the blessings in my life, my husband is at the top of my list.
    God is good ~

    I always enjoy your fishing photos - such beautiful country you live in :)

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  8. Thanks be that such a wonderful friend reminded me of all the blessings around us. Thank you.

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  9. Amen! What a beautiful post, Tracy!
    Your pictures are beautiful!

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  10. That was lovely.

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  11. What a beautiful post, Tracy! I love the Doxology hymn. Often when I'm out walking my little dog late at night, I'll look up at the stars and want to sing out praises to God. My memory's not great for the words of many of them, but I can always count on remembering the words to that one, and I'll sing it out to the Lord as I walk.

    The pictures were beautiful!

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  12. What wonderful pictures, thanks.

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  13. That is one of my favorites as well. Thanks for the reminder to be thankful. Your pictures are beautiful...so different from what things look like here in my area.

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  14. And the people say AMEN!

    That is truly one of my favorite hymns of all time. Your post is a beautiful reminder of things that are important.

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  15. Sigh! Thanks for letting us remember to count our blessings. Let us never forget how nice it is to have someone who wants to spend time with us. That's why we keep coming back to see you!

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  16. Anonymous5:15 PM

    How can we not be grateful, when we are so blessed by our loving Father?

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  17. A blessing just to be able to read and see these images here...Thank you. :o) ((HUGS))

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  18. Beautiful! how big is that shell? John's socks turned out beautiful too.

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  19. I always enjoy your picture of the landscape around you. Thank you for them.

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  20. And she spake truth with beauty and peace...

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  21. Growing up, we sang this praise every Sunday. It's still a favorite...if I am down in the dumps, singing this always raises my spirit.

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  22. I love that hymn also! Just right for Thanksgiving! When I was a child
    we called that song "Doxology".
    My childhood church sang that while the deacons passed the plate. Now
    churches around here have gone contemporary and don't select the old hymns as much.

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~Tracy

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