Jesus fixed those fishermen breakfast—grilled fish and toast. Sounds
good! A lakeside feast with the Savior—what could be better? Perhaps only a
heavenly feast—that banquet that we’ll all attend one day when Jesus calls us
home. Right then that breakfast probably looked really good—and smell
wonderful. They were hungry after fishing all night. So what did you have for
breakfast this morning? I’m a breakfast eater—I
love breakfast, although I may be awake for a couple of hours before I eat.
Today I started with a fresh squeezed lemon juice and cayenne pepper drink. Then
I had a slice of zucchini – carrot bread, almonds, some fresh sliced honeydew
melon and Greek yogurt. I ate outside on the deck—it was wonderful. No breeze
off the Sea of Galilee like those disciples likely had with Jesus—but it was a
very pleasant way to start my day.
Spiritually, what did you have for “breakfast?” My son, Mike, told me
once that he doesn’t feed his body without feeding his spirit first. Wow—what did
I ever do to get such a wise son? So—I “fed”
on Psalm 139 today and am in awe of God that He cares so much for each of us. There
is no where we can go that He isn’t already there…and He cares about us to have
created us with such intricate bodies. He is awesome and worthy of our praise.
Consider His works and His ways today.
RSVP: Jesus was there providing a great breakfast
for His fishermen disciples. He is with us…and providing for us, too. How will
you respond to Him today for all that He does for you?
Prayer ~ Jesus, I will give thanks
to You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; wonderful are Your works, and
my soul knows it very well. ... How precious also are Your thoughts to me, O
God! How vast is the sum of them! Psalms 139:14, 17.
©
2014 by Mickey M. Hunacek. All rights reserved.
All
scripture quoted from the New American Standard Bible (NASB) unless otherwise
noted.
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