Food for ThoughtThe Human Heart
Food for Thought
An all-creatures.org Guide to Kingdom Living

By Donna Durbin

The Lord has said that He puts all life's issues in your heart, but TRULY if man's heart is not tried and expanded, what use is it?

According to the medical doctors, the heart is a large organ that pumps life giving blood, but it is the Lord who gives TRUE life, and to all those that don't receive Him in their heart, it is a black and a nonproductive mass of tissue.

The earth is the place where He puts His battles for us to pursue and it is our choice to fight for the cause of all, which is righteousness for ALL, and a FREE and fertile land.

The hearts that are black and dead cares only for SELF and today!

Isn't it only right to start each morning as a day of caring for others and doing all that is possible to achieve our calling in this life?

So, I say the true meaning of our beating heart is to lay our TOTAL BEING into His hands, and with each breath we take allow him have his way with us.

Each pain we receive in our heart is a growth of the Father's love being expanded, so we can change the lives of other beings in this earth, in the perfect will of our Creator.

He cares deeply for all those who have to suffer with pain and agony, and with every tear that is shed, He WILL cause another to rise up to bring forth strength to those He has called to carry out his plan.

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lamb-rightThe purpose of this series is to encourage people to live as loving, compassionate, and peacemaking children of God: Jesus tells us to pray, "Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven." (Matthew 6:10) God tells us through Micah (6:8), "He has told you, O man, what is good; And what does the Lord require of you But to do justice, to love kindness, And to walk humbly with your God." And we know from Revelation 21:4 that there will be no more mourning, or crying, or pain, or death. Thus, Christian living requires us to set the standards of these conditions here on earth for our fellow human beings, and for the other animals, as a witness to the rest of the world. To do otherwise is not Christian.