Didn’t post anything yesterday. I looked at it as a day of quiet reflection, Easter Sunday.
It was an odd day, compared to previous Easters, very quiet. I attended church online and then spent the day quietly. Didn’t even watch much TV in the evening, didn’t go out and howl. It was quiet.
It’s been a month now of quietening, settling. Interesting results are showing up as a result. The air is clearer, even scientists are saying the earth is settling somewhat because everything has shut down. As an introvert, I may be able to say that I have enjoyed the quiet… more than many, I’m sure. I’ve read more this month. I’ve listened to music more, this month. I’ve written more. Aside from the slight hiccup of less income… it has been relatively tolerable… I do miss spending time with my grandbabies… but video chat has helped that even.
I looked at the calendar hanging near my desk this morning. Yes, I still have calendars hanging around here at home. I find them quite useful now that the days seems to fade together… no weekdays, no weekend… just days. Anyway, I looked at the calendar and saw that today is Easter Monday. It’s a Canadian holiday, it seems. I thought I would use this holiday to post a song that we sung in church yesterday. Well, I sung it here at home, out loud, while watching and listening online to the worship leader.
Selah.
What love could remember no wrongs we have done Omniscient, all knowing, He counts not their sum Thrown into a sea without bottom or shore Our sins they are many, His mercy is more Praise the Lord, His mercy is more Stronger than darkness, new every morn Our sins they are many, His mercy is more What patience would wait as we constantly roam What Father, so tender, is calling us home He welcomes the weakest, the vilest, the poor Our sins they are many, His mercy is more What riches of kindness he lavished on us His blood was the payment, His life was the cost We stood ‘neath a debt we could never afford Our sins they are many, His mercy is more
His Mercy Is More by Matt Boswell and Matt Papa Copyright 2016 Messenger Hymns, Love Your Enemies Publishing Administered by: Music Services, Inc., Love Your Enemies Publishing CCLI:7065053
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