Morning Has Broken

This is the day which the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it. Psalm 118:24

This is the day!

As I write this post, I think of the verse that I use for this site.

“This is the day the Lord has made, we will rejoice and be glad in it.” Psalm 118:24

I do think of this verse each day when I start my morning routine and usually I think of the song that this site is titled after. It runs through my head as I make the bed, get dressed, start the laundry for the day. This song became a blessing to me when I awoke one morning at the age of 13. It was the start of spring in Vermont after a VERY long winter and it just brought joy to my heart as I watched the orange tint of the rising sun through my lace curtains. My mind will always remember that morning and the melody of that song…the words. It is so simplistic, but says so much.

If we think about that verse in Psalm 118 and really concentrate on what it is saying…it is difficult to have a bad attitude about the day ahead. God has created each new day for us. As I have said before here, each new day is another day to learn about Him, read His word and pray. Each new day is another opportunity. Whatever our status in life…single, married, divorced, widowed, children or no children, lots of money or just getting by…emotionally happy and joyful or sad and without hope…it is a new day! A new start. Another chance to try again. It may be the day that you accept Christ as your Savior and it may be the day you go home to be with Him!

So, as another spring starts, lets rejoice and be glad in it!

4 Comments »

  Maggie Rose wrote @ May 14, 2008 at 3:15 am

hello. I’ve just posted on the song “Morning Has Broken” and my google search led me to your post on this song. I enjoyed reading your reflection on this song and used it as a link in my own blog post. go to: History Lesson to check it out.

while visiting I have read a few more of your posts and congratulate you on your blog. it was a pleasure stopping by and reading your thoughts.

kind regards,
Maggie Rose

  Deborah wrote @ May 28, 2008 at 10:02 am

I just checked out ‘History Lesson’ over at your place. I do thank you for the link.

  Doro wrote @ July 4, 2008 at 8:03 am

It is July 4th, can you believe it? I’m thankful today for John 8:32 and I’m thankful for you, Deborah.

  morninghasbroken wrote @ July 7, 2008 at 8:33 pm

Thank you for your kind words, Doro! I will be praying for you over the next couple of weeks. Take care

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