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The Maker of Fall

 

I am musing on....

Falling on the Maker of Fall!


Let us fall on the Maker of Fall!

This beautiful time of year! A time of color, cozy, crispness and gathering.

A time to gather in the fruits after a season of growth.

A time to glean, prune and prepare for the oncoming of cold. Of short days.

A time to gather with friends, around a fire for fellowship and warmth

A time to reflect on the Creator's magnificence and His ability to beautify the world around us with His touch; painting the trees in glorious hues, the barren fields in pretty tones, the sky in  vibrant blues against the pure white floating clouds.

A time to recognize that with the coming reality of decay and stagnant growth, that surely, as He wills, Spring will come again and the land will once again blossom and be rebirthed in new Glory. Oh the analogy this provides of our life here and our eternal hope in all that awaits!

So let us fall on Him each and every day.

Leaning on Him for strength, renewal and perspective.

He is the giver of joy and color and all things good!

During the cooler, quieter months ahead (for us in the Midwest) let us lean in and allow ourselves to be warmed by His presence!

Let us all fall on the glorious Maker of Fall! 

And He will lift us up!!


                                    


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