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Strength For Life
, I Love Life
Rev. John W: Adams ■ “I love life /
so I want to live and drink of life’s fullness,1
Take all it can give; I love life ,
Every, moment must count To glory in its sunshine,
And revel in its fount ;
love li^e.4 ■ % : j J j -v’J
I want to live, I 1 love life.
' Irwin M. Cassel
Life is an adventure. As Each jdayv unfolds before us, it presents its opportunities, its problems, its. challenge, and its heed.
We cannot see the end of life at its beginning. We must build our Life on the ‘ installment plan”-one day at a time. '
This is the law of growth. We do not reach maturity wishing Jor it. .‘Growl thorough is often slow* times painful.
It requires a short time to grow' a thistle bush but many years to grow a mighty oak. *ft is thrilling to see the tin? infant grow and develop frofn childhood1 into strong manhood. Jesus himself “increased (grew) in Wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man.” (Luke 2r52-) •jEvery life must have a goal, 'a pattern, a given direction or we may aim at nothing and hit it. No traki would ever leave the statioif'
&y merely
that is
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,had no destination; no airplane' would leave its hanger if had'no field in which to land; no life is given from the Creator with out a'plan or purpose.
One of life’s greatest gifts fsi the gift of sight. We read in Pro-i verbs 29: 18a “Where there is no vision the.jreople perish._” The word ‘ vision’’ as used here doei?
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