I brushed.
And brushed.
And brushed some more until there were two mountains of fur.
I spent almost two hours working on her while she rested and dozed in the shade. I couldn't help but think about how many mountains of unnecessary fur are clinging to me, suffocating me and slowing me down in the heat of this world. All I need to do is haul myself out of my mud hole and go to Jesus. He'll brush me and work out all the fur that I don't need. Gently and lovingly.
Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest. ~Matthew 11:28 NAS
For I satisfy the weary ones and refresh everyone who languishes. ~Jeremiah 31:25 NAS
Don't let the heat of summer drive you to a mud hole. Go straight to Jesus. He's where we'll find comfort and rest from this world and all that weighs us down.
Let God's grace brush you.
Very good lesson here. Beautiful Grace! Yes,
ReplyDeletethe dog, but especially God's Grace! Thanks.
Sunny
What a fantabulous analogy. Can't believe all the hair that came off that dog. WONDERFUL reminder.
ReplyDeleteLoL Joanne--she was soooooo fluffy and pretty this winter! I still don't have all the extra off her, it's taking a lot of time and work to get it... much like in my spiritual life.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you're shearing a sheep. Poor dog. I bet she was feeling a lot lighter when you were all done!
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