What are you interested in?

09/10 2009
What are you interested in?
Mary Morrissey
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Let's be interested in that which is life giving!

There is a lesson to learn from everything, even from a penny. As I sat down on a bench there was a penny, a shiny penny underneath my bench. There on this penny I saw, “In God we trust.”

Even the littlest things, what seems like just a seed, can inspire immensity. You know the bible says that if you have faith the size of a mustard seed then one can do great things. So right now you have faith. You have all the faith required. To every one is given the measure of faith. Nobody in the world has more faith than you or me. It is just a matter of what we are interested in because that is where we are putting our faith.
 
So let’s be interested in that which is life giving and be interested in that which is contributory and be interested this day in how we might be of service. Be interested this day in appreciating the love that is in our lives. In God we trust. It is not only on a penny; it is a way to live a life in abundance.
 
Many Blessings,
Mary
 
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