"I've searched the world for that feeling of peace
but I've got no solution and I feel no relief
Someday I know I'll taste the death that's quite sweet
for Your death on the cross took out all of the sting.
Try as I might seems I cry everyday
for my plans all fall out and I can't find a way
Maybe the point is I'm not on my own
and to try by myself is to claim this as home."
May we not forget that we should seek real satisfaction in God in our everyday life and live in a way that reflects our eternal perspective.
And this relates to what I read recently in a pastor's blog about his reflection on the book of Ecclesiates on how to live with joy: "What we do in this life matters. What we do in this life has real significance, but nothing here will ultimately
satisfy because nothing here will last forever. Earlier in Ecclesiastes
the Preacher says that God has put eternity in our hearts. How could
anything less than what is eternal give us ultimate satisfaction? We
were made for this, but we were made for so much more than this. "
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