If you could measure the immeasurable

How do you measure commitment?  

Time? He is the Everlasting God who is with us always, even until the end of the ages.  Even before you were born He was with you and knew you  

Money? He owns the cattle on a thousand hill, all the gold and riches. He owns it all, and gives our daily bread, supplies all our needs according to His glorious riches, and desires to give us the kingdom out of His good pleasure  

Love? No greater love has anyone than this, to lay down one’s own life. And God, He loved us so much that He gave His only Son!  And nothing, not even life or death can separate us from His love  

Affection, faithfulness, touch, compassion, kindness or passion?  How do you measure commitment? 

No matter how you want to measure it, if you could measure the immeasurable ways and depths of God’s love you would see and understand that God is deeply and eternal committed to loving us and giving us Himself.  

May we have a day of exuberance and excitement, knowing that even when it is hard God is committed and faithful and good. Have a terrific Tuesday!  

Love you—Cassius

But, are we ready to receive it?

Even with all that is going on, God is ready to give us uncountable joy and laughter, an abundance of love and kindness, a deep sense of belonging and worth, immeasurable mercies and grace. But, are we ready to receive it?  

May we search out and then throw out any bitterness or resentment, anger or malice, doubt and disbelief, distractions and discouragement, fear and worry, and for that matter any other junk mindsets and attitudes that are clogging up the space where God intends to unload our blessings and unpack our breakthroughs. 

Make room, He has prepared a marvelous life of goodness and mercy for all your days!  

Love you—Cassius 

News flash! Awesome is His Name

"I declare the end from the beginning, and from long ago what is not yet done, saying: my plan will take place, and I will do all my will (Isaiah 46:10)." 

News flash! 

"God never rolls the dice or crosses His fingers, hoping for the best." And no one has ever heard Him say, "Oops" or "I didn't see that coming." 

May we rejoice trusting that no matter what lies ahead He has seen it and knows how to see us through— for His glory and good. May the week ahead be well supplied and generously loaded with joy and hope, grace and mercy, and with laughter, love, and peace with Christ Jesus. 

Love you—Cassius