Been Blessed Lately?

Have YOU been blessed lately?  What would a blessing look like to you?  Would you recognize a blessing if someone “Blessed” you?  Also, does your blessing have to look like someone else’s?  Lastly, must “YOU” bless others in order to be blessed yourself?

Some interesting questions asked right?  This whole blessing thing can seem to be problematic can’t it?  Let’s look at some of those “Blessing Questions”.

Have YOU been blessed lately?  Well have you?  What did it look like?  Did it look or feel like you thought it would?  How could it have looked and felt better?  Is it possible that someone blessed you and you missed it because you we’re not looking and expecting to be blessed?  Do you believe you must be prepared in some way to be blessed?

What would a blessing look like to you?  If a blessing landed in your lap would you recognize it and would it be what you were expecting?  Also, is it possible that you would expect for your blessing to look just like the way you blessed others/

Also, does your blessing have to look like someone else’s?  Maybe yes and maybe no it all depends on your perception.  I am sure we are all blessed everyday in some way shape or form and do not realize it because we are not expecting enough.

Lastly, must “YOU” bless others in order to be blessed yourself?  The most likely answer may be yes.  The more you bless others without you letting them know it was you the more likely you will be blessed. 

Pictured above is today's sunshine.  What a "Blessing" for everyone.

Recent Book Review

REGGIE

Reggie by Reggie Dabbs and John Driver is an excellent read for all of you who are devoted to following the variety of special event speakers that circulate around the country.  Reggie captivates the reader’s attention on page one in the poem he starts his story with.  Once you have read the poem and the rest of chapter one you the reader are inclined to want to read the remainder of the book.  But, hold on for you are in for great ride.

The books jacket say’s “You Can’t Change Your Past, But You Can Change Your Future”.  Based on Reggie’s start in life and the obstacles he was faced with he takes the reader on an intense eventful ride.  He will take you places in his life story that I don’t believe you would personally want to go.

Reggie spends a lot of his time giving his presentation to high school student’s assemblies and has them right in the palm of his hand.  They are captivated by the true life story he brings to them.  He is very smooth in his delivery of Biblical stories and the way he walks you the reader into them.

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