“My soul waits for the Lord more then watchmen wait for the morning.”
Psalm 130:6, NIV
© 2023, Lessons from a Lab, Beth Alisan. All Rights Reserved.
A Moment with Our Creator: Psalm 130:6
“My soul waits for the Lord more then watchmen wait for the morning.”
Psalm 130:6, NIV
© 2023, Lessons from a Lab, Beth Alisan. All Rights Reserved.
Lessons from a Lab 
If that photo is any indication, I’d say Adi is a dog of faith!! 😁 In fact, I think she’s reviewing one of her memory verses: “The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?” (Psalm 27:1).
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I agree, Nancy!
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This precious picture brings a lump to my throat. I want to be one who waits for the Lord with the same sweet patience Adi has.
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Mee too Patty!
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Thank you for sharing this Psalm and for your wonderful photo…so much peace in this post.
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Thank you Linda!
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That is one gorgeous and inspirational photo – nice job and hugs to your lab!
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Thank you Tierney! Adi is sitting next to me as I type telling me to send you lots of Labrador love.
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Awww 🙂
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Wow! Those few words say it all.
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It can be hard to watch and wait for the Lord, when worry starts to creep in. Yet, this picture of Addi reminds me that she is in good hands. Her family loves her and takes care of her daily needs. Our loving Heavenly Father does the same. “Every morning His mercies are new; great is Thy faithfulness.”
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I agree David, it is hard to watch and wait and not worry. Thank you for including that portion of Lamentations. It is one I find myself using often in my morning prayers and praise.
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What a beautiful peaceful photo of Adi, thank you for sharing it with an apt verse. God bless you and your family today sister 🙏
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Thank you Alan!
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Amen!
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Thank you Andy B!
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I was reading your previous post about signs and seasons and how we need to learn to let go of—or at least hold more loosely— our clocks and calendars. It’s an interesting lesson I’ve been learning myself this year and I sense it has impacted my life in ways that I’m not even aware of yet.
I really enjoy the thoughtfulness of your posts, Beth. Good work.
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Thank you Rainer that means a lot from a well seasoned blogger!
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My pleasure, Beth. I’m glad if my words encouraged you.
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