Hairballs

Nehemiah 9:17 (NLT) – But you are a forgiving God, gracious
and compassionate, slow to anger and abounding in love.
 
I love dogs and although I don’t own
one, I have many doggie friends all over town. 
Dogs love me because I give them a good scratch and often release fistfuls
of fur.  I joke that I’ll be repaid in
heaven for all this massaging and scratching. 
Wouldn’t that be heaven!  Sammy, a canine friend who recently died,
would let me brush and brush her, pawing my hand if I dared stop.
 
No dogs, but I have three
kitties.  This summer in particular, they’ve
been shedding like crazy.  The two who
shed the most have discovered that they enjoy being brushed and beg me not to
stop.  No matter how often or how long I
brush them, the hair is endless – great balls of fluffy fur!  (You can thank me later.  I decided a photo of fur balls was too gross.)
 
Today’s scripture tells us God’s
love is abounding too.  The word is also
translated rich, exceedingly, full, great, much, abundant, and plenteous.  Remember when you’d stretch your arms wide
and say “I love you this much”?  God’s
arm span is infinite.  The love He
lavishes on us never stops.  I also believe that the more we get, the more
we discover we enjoy it.  Being loved by God feels good!  And God does
not mind one bit when we ask for more.
 
Do
you need a daily reminder to reflect on God’s Word?  Follow me on Twitter @Cathy_Chung to read a
short bit of scripture to ponder.
 
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2 Comments

  1. Anonymous on July 25, 2014 at 12:55 AM

    My dog would adore you. She loves to be scratched and brushed. And her shedding hair is as endless as God's love. Nice post. Thank you.

    Lily

    • CathyChung on July 29, 2014 at 12:24 PM

      We can find reminders of God's character EVERYWHERE – even in dog hair! I haven't quite figured out mosquitoes yet… My goal is to encourage people to read God's Word regularly with a gentle reminder and quick devotion. Thanks for reading and commenting. I'm sorry I haven't responded sooner. I'm trying to keep up with the UBC.

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