I am sure you have days, we all do, for which the calendar box is bordered in black. If not literally then the black character of the day is noted mentally. These are days of real trauma which we memorialize as an unforgettable part of our lives forever. It may be the anniversary of the worst day of your life, or just one of the many days that you have had which could have been better.
Note, though, that the accompanying illustration, while black-edged, has a much larger area of light. Psalm 107 tells us to give thanks even in our darkest hour. I am thinking of a couple of lines from the song "Peace in the Valley" which go something like this,
Note, though, that the accompanying illustration, while black-edged, has a much larger area of light. Psalm 107 tells us to give thanks even in our darkest hour. I am thinking of a couple of lines from the song "Peace in the Valley" which go something like this,
The day is so bright for the Lord is the light
Though the night is black as the sea.
This is a black border day for me, but I know that no matter how I feel Jesus is with me and so long as I keep my hand in His all is well.
Jn:12:46: I am come a light into the world, that whosoever believeth on me should not abide in darkness.
Give your troubles and cares to Jesus.
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