Numbers, numbers, and numbers are
running through my brain as I am completing the FAFSA (Free Application for
Federal Student Aid) for Max’s college tuition, housing, fees, books, etc.
Verses, verses, and verses are running through my mind from all the reading and
preparation for worship, studying and preaching. Prayers, prayers, and prayers
are running through my heart from Bible study, staff meeting, colloquy at
Wesley, and small group.
How can I manage so much in my
memory? Sometimes I can; sometimes I cannot. Sometimes there are things I
forget, but I give thanks that God always remembers. Out of the billions and
billions of stars and objects in creation, and the billions and billions who
live and have lived here on the earth, I am confident that not a single one, no
matter how large, no matter how small, is ever forgotten by the One in whom and
out of whom we have our beginning, our present, and our end.
And so I give thanks that God
remembers what I forget, that God remembers what you forget, and that God helps
us remember each time we gather together.
Isaiah 49:15-16
Eternal One: Is it possible for a mother, however
disappointed,
however
hurt, to forget her nursing child?
Can she feel nothing for the baby she
carried and birthed?
Even if she
could, I, God, will never forget you.
Look here. I have made you a part of
Me, written you on the palms of My hands.
(The Voice)
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