Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Hope - One word at a time.

I know I have posted it before.  Twice.


But when I saw that the topic at One Word at a Time Carnival for today was Hope, I had to repost again.


Hope comes in the morning,
But faith gets you through the night.
(Sharkbait)


Sorry, that's all I got for you today. If you want something a little more profound...



11 comments:

  1. Good stuff...doesn't matter how many times you post it!

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  2. Even if you have posted it before, some of us haven't seen it. And it's still profound.

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  3. Yes. Faith that the Father is watching over me gets me through many nights.

    Robots, huh? ;-)

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  4. Totally glad you shared it again!

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  5. I suppose you don't have facebook either, do you?

    Anyway, I'm gonna steal that quote and use it as a status, and I'll mention you. :) Loved it.

    And the picture too. LOL

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  6. Your "Shark Bait's Reef" was just too enticing a title to pass up! I'm sooo glad I stop in.

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  7. Amen - it's because He never sleeps.

    Love this, Sharkie (and it's swimmingly good to have you back!)

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  8. Duane. I was actually born on facebook. The Reef Started out as a Facebook group there.

    Then the facists deleted me. No explanation, but I assume it was because I was a fake profile. To protect people too stupid to know that I wasn't really a stuffed fish.

    So I moved to Blogging.

    But, if you look at my side bar ==>>
    you will see that you can be a fan on facebook, and even join the (largely defunct) group still.

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  9. You're saying I'm part of a defunct group? Or are we just funky?

    Anyway, this post has been sitting in my box for the last couple days while I keep mulling it over. Since the Bible says weeping persists for a night, but the morning brings rejoicing, I was trying to decide if your quote gives me an out from hope for a good overnight pity party when I want one.

    I like the quote, but I can't quite excuse myself for the times when hope gets depleted. I don't want that to be the case, and I suspect it shouldn't be either.

    I'll go think some more now ...

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  10. Love it! I agree with Glynn... not all of us have read it before. Thanks!

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