Monday, July 18

He Still Walks the Lakeside


He walked the edge
Of earth’s time
Of the seas’ shores

He called the men
One by one
“Come fish with Me”

They left their nets
No regrets
To follow Him

He walks the edge
Time’s lake shore
Still...calling...


...you and me.

“Come along with me and I will show you
how to fish for the souls of men!”
(Matt. 4:19 TLB)




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22 comments:

  1. Cecilia Marie Pulliam7/18/11, 9:45 PM

    I love the picture and the poem, Lynn. He is a constant in our lives, and I am so very thankful for it. Always a pleasure to read your blog, Lynn.

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  2. Anonymous7/19/11, 3:09 AM

    nice post.

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  3. Marja Verschoor-Meijers7/19/11, 4:56 PM

    Poetry too?? Wonder woman :)

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  4. lynnmosher7/19/11, 5:08 PM

    Thank you, Ceci! You make my heart happy! You are always so generous! Bless you!

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  5. lynnmosher7/19/11, 5:09 PM

    Hey, Nance Marie! Thanks so much! Blessings to you!

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  6. lynnmosher7/19/11, 5:09 PM

    LOL On rare occasions, the poetry must strikes! Thanks, dear Marja! Bless you!

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  7. Glynn7/19/11, 7:28 PM

    Walking that lakeside, smelling the waves, seeing the fishing boats he moved and worked and called right there in the middle of life.

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  8. God Mission Possible7/19/11, 8:12 PM

    Beautiful Lynn. We leave our "nets" of the past with no regrets. I always did love to fish...

    Good post! :)

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  9. lynnmosher7/19/11, 10:20 PM

    So glad to have you visit, Glynn. Always an honor! Thank you! Blessings to you!

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  10. lynnmosher7/19/11, 10:21 PM

    LOL Thanks so much, Deborah! I always appreciate your comments. Bless you!

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  11. From Carols Quill7/20/11, 10:34 AM

    You mean you're a poetress, too? This was gorgeous.

    Sometimes I feel caught up in my nets. Love the image of being free of them. I could follow Jesus much better without them.

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  12. From Carols Quill7/20/11, 10:35 AM

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  13. lynnmosher7/20/11, 10:38 AM

    LOL Only rarely, Carol! Once in a great while, something bubbles up! And I totally agree with you...sometimes I feel tangled in my own nets also! Thanks for dropping by! Bless you!

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  14. Kim@stuffcould....7/20/11, 12:11 PM

    Love the picture and poem together!

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  15. Melanie7/20/11, 12:59 PM

    Beautiful Lynn!!! You are so talented and I love that you use your talents for Him. Many blessings, sweet friend.

    Love,
    Melanie

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  16. Blue Cotton Memory7/20/11, 1:12 PM

    Simply Beautiful! Poetry always gets directly to the heart of the matter! That He walks on the edge, calling to the lost - so the lost can be saved!!! We so have to get out of our comfort zone to reach the lost, just like He did!

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  17. Debra Weiss7/20/11, 3:00 PM

    Love, love, love this! So beautiful. Thanks for sharing. :)

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  18. lynnmosher7/20/11, 8:56 PM

    Hey, sweet Kim! Thanks so much for dropping by! I appreciate it. Bless you!

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  19. lynnmosher7/20/11, 8:58 PM

    Melanie, I'm so honored to have you visit. Thank you so much for your kind words. Blessings to you!

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  20. lynnmosher7/20/11, 8:59 PM

    Hey, Maryleigh! Been meaning to check on you and see how the move went. Thanks so much for your generous words. Bless you!

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  21. lynnmosher7/20/11, 9:00 PM

    Thanks you so much, Debra. You bless me! So glad to have you visit. Bless you!

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  22. Connie Arnold7/27/11, 1:44 PM

    Beautiful, Lynn! Thank you for sharing another inspiring post. It's always a blessing to visit your blog and be touched by what God has put in your heart to share.

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