“Keep My commandments, and live; and My law as the apple of thine eye” (Proverbs 7:2). “Then Peter, turning about, seeth the disciple whom Jesus loved following… Peter seeing him saith to Jesus, Lord, and what shall this man do? Jesus saith unto him, If I will that he tarry till I come, what is that to thee? follow thou Me” (John 21:20-22).
The
key to dealing with distractions
Is
found in where you keep your eyes.
This
world’s fleeting, vain attractions
May
yet ensnare us by surprise.
For
life is now confined by time;
A
moment lost is not regained.
Each
day should be esteemed sublime,
A
gift from God that He ordained.
Distractions
rob us of the treasure
Of
pressing for a higher call.
We
only serve with fullest measure
When
we’re prepared to give our all.
We
see this principle was learned
In
Peter when he was restored.
How
quickly was his head then turned
From
simply following His Lord!
“And
what shall this man do?” he asked.
The
Lord said, “What is that to thee?”
Care
not how others have been tasked,
For
Christ is saying, “Follow Me.”
O
Lord, as we are led by You,
Distractions
shall be set aside
As
we are focused to pursue
The
calling for us You provide.
Lord,
thank You for this simple way
To
deal with distractions shown,
As
we delight in what You say
And
follow You, and You alone!
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