Therefore, if
anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is
here! 2 Corinthians 5:17 (New International Version)
Earlier this Spring, Hubby
and I went to a junk sale and picked up a pile of great finds. My active
imagination and too many episodes of American Pickers, had me picturing turning
my tarnished treasures into gold.
Hubby found the spigot, and
the kettle was a joint effort. I didn’t know if I could get flowers to grow in
it, but they seem to have taken off.
I wanted to put some kind of
letters in the spaces of this headboard, but haven’t been able to find any (ok,
honestly, I really hadn’t looked.)
Then in an eclectic shop in
Le Claire, Iowa, last weekend, I found the perfect letters. Except for not
having an A, but I turned the V upside down and I don’t even think you can
tell.
Wouldn’t it be great if we
could turn all the trash we find into such treasures? Wouldn’t it be great if
we could do the same thing with our sinful hearts? But we can, by giving all of
our faults and failures to Jesus. He can make the most rusted person shine like
gold.
Thank you, Lord God for giving us a second chance at
life, a chance to come clean and shine. Amen.
3 comments:
Normally only see your writing blog, Chris, but I love this post. I'm a huge fan of repurposing things. Love what you did with your finds.
Thanks for stopping by, Eden.
You need to come down. We can go to my dad's to junk pick.
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