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January 30, 2023

Savor the Experience

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Boy, do I love a great cup of coffee!  There is nothing like having a steaming cup of my favorite brew placed in front of me especially on a chilly day.   My current favorite at my local hangout changes from time to time I do love a nice mocha or even a dirty chai.  While it probably isn’t the most healthy choice I do relish that first taste!   Funny that this has become my obsession in my “later” years when in my younger days I could hardly even stand the smell of coffee.  Guess I have grown up or something.

The whole coffee experience is just that –an experience.  Coffee houses have sprung up all over the place.  You can hardly go a mile without seeing some sort of national chain or local coffee shop in my area.  What I have experienced is that it is not just about that cup of coffee no matter how wonderful it is—it is about all that surrounds that cup of coffee.  If you choose to go into the establishment rather than through the drive thru you enter into a world of cozy couches, music that feeds your soul and artwork that is pleasing to the eye.  It is here that you can choose to either be alone or join friends.

What would it be like if I embraced God with the same enthusiasm that I embrace that cup of special mocha curled up in my favorite corner couch?   What if each day I woke up and actually looked forward to spending time with my best friend who knows all and is always there for me?  Would my day be different?  Would there be more positive things happening?  Or would I just notice them more?   The experience of living with God daily is something that I crave.   How do I get there?   I think I need to seek it out and personally make the time to enjoy the experience.  I need to start the day opening my eyes to the beauties of the day and the experiences that God has in store for me and those around me.

So why don’t you join me—have a cup of your favorite “joe” and take time to appreciate the experience of being one of God’s children.   Nestle in and curl up with God’s presence.  Let Him fill your every sense and envelop you in love.  You won’t be disappointed.

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