I feel my Savior’s
Love,
In all the world
around me,
His Spirit warms my
soul
Through everything I
see
This post was initially a follow-up to my post on a Break in the Storm. As I’ve been talking and thinking about that post, I have gained more insight, and I know that where it is a decent beginning, I have a long
way to go to truly see the depth and strength that the Gospel brings. I truly
feel my Savior’s love all around me, when I pause to notice all the beauty and
detail and care that has so clearly gone into the planning and execution of the
world.
I feel my Savior’s
Love
Its gentleness
enfolds me
And when I kneel to
pray,
My heart is filled
with peace
It's gentleness enfolds me, every day, when I remember and turn to Him. He shows me the way back to finding true joy, and hope for the future.
One person I have talked
with, has said:
“Some of the most beautiful sunrises, and sunsets, occur
around storms. I don't always notice the beautiful sunrise/sunset...
because I'm focused on the storm, or its direct effects like resulting damage.
When you have a bad storm, you just can't ignore the problems and skip/jump
thru the little puddles like little children love to do. But who is more
likely to notice [the positive aspects] first?
“The child is. Both the adult, and the child were in the storm... the child may have even truly feared it more, but whatever you want to attribute it too... the child is the most likely to look up, enjoy, appreciate and benefit from the beautiful sunrise/sunset.
“For me personally, I seem to attach some sort of 'Hope' when I see a beautiful sunrise. I think it's from times when things have seemed dark for me, that I'm reminded the world doesn't STAY dark”
“The child is. Both the adult, and the child were in the storm... the child may have even truly feared it more, but whatever you want to attribute it too... the child is the most likely to look up, enjoy, appreciate and benefit from the beautiful sunrise/sunset.
“For me personally, I seem to attach some sort of 'Hope' when I see a beautiful sunrise. I think it's from times when things have seemed dark for me, that I'm reminded the world doesn't STAY dark”
I know that when I pray, I truly am filled with His peace.
The devil certainly can be convincing, but when we pray, we can truly feel of
our Savior’s love and learn of His plan for us, and once again find joy.
I know that He will
bless me
I offer Him my heart
My Shepherd He will
be
I’ll share my
Savior’s love
By serving others
freely
He knows I will
follow Him
Give all my life to
Him
I feel my Savior’s
Love,
The Love He freely
gives me.
These words are so poetic. We sing these songs so often that
their meaning is usually lost on us. My Shepherd He will be. He knows I will
follow Him. These things are easy to forget, to lose sight of; and when we do that it is easy to despair.
Have you felt your Savior’s love today?
Have you shared that love with others? Look for ways that you see His love and
I promise you will find it. Look for Him in the beautiful sunrise and in the sunset, for the hope of a clear after the storm, in all the intricacies and details of your life, and in all the big plans. Great things are in store for you, though you may not see the pieces coming together, know that they are. Hope is just a prayer away.
Also, here is a YouTube video of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
singing the song which inspired this post and reminded this author's heart of truth, peace, and love. I was having a hard day and then this song came up and helped me feel peace once more. I hope it helps you when you need to find peace, too.
Words by Ralph Rodgers Jr., K. Newell Dayley, and Laurie Huffman