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Thursday, January 10, 2013

Seeing God

We are creatures of Beauty, we look for it, long for it.  When we see it, we are connected to the One who is Beauty, who created it.  As a photographer, I look for beauty...searching for evidence of a Creator.  I peer through the lens, frame it, click it, capture the beauty.  It's all around us, obvious in the grand and majestic,

but harder to see in the simple and small.

But, He's there, in and around everything...we only need see.  When we open our eyes to Beauty, we open our eyes to God.  Every time we see Beauty, we are given a gift.  A gift to be thankful for.  The more we thank Him for the gifts, the more we see Him, the closer we feel to Him.

I committed to a challenge, to be thankful for One Thousand Gifts, 
to see God,
to find JOY!

4.  Music drifting from a piano.
5.  The ability to play those notes.
6.  The sweet aroma of a fresh cup of coffee.
7.  The glow of a dusky sunset filtering through the windows.
8.  A winter reflection in an unfrozen pond.
9.  Shadows created by the lights of a Christmas tree.
10.  The gift of a friend who understands.
11.  The unexpected call from an old friend.
12.  Words read at dark, "Do not fear."
13.  Ice sparkling on rushing water.
 14.  Encouraging words from a long distance friend.
15.  The scent of a fresh rain.

To find out more about the Joy Dare, visit www.aholyexperience.com/joy-dares.

2 comments:

  1. GOOD FOR YOU! THAT'S MY GIRL....SEE THE BEAUTY IN ALL THINGS AND YOU WILL FEEL THE JOY ONLY HE CAN GIVE! JOY UNSPEAKABLE AND FULL OF GLORY FULL OF GLODY FULL OF GLORY! REMEMBER SINGING THIS AS A LITTLE GIRL IN TEMPERANCE? I LOVE YOU AND KNOW HE HAS IT ALL IN THE PALM OF HIS HAND. ♥MOM

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  2. Oh my word Aimee...that tree reflection shot is just incredible! You are beautiful my friend, inside and out. Have I told you lately how much I miss ya....well I do....oodles!

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