Psalm 144:3-4, O Lord, what is man that You take knowledge of him? Or the son of man, that you think of him? Man is like a mere breath; His days are like a passing shadow.

I am just beginning this journey into the blogsphere. I am unsure of my ability to regularly post. I know how frustrated I get by people who I come to know through their blogs and then they quit posting and I feel like a friend has been taken. Join me in praying that I won't do the same.

I opened this blog with a quote from the Psalms because the psalmist said (so much better than I can) what I feel. Have you ever considered these questions? Have you ever really thought about it? I have done complete remodeling of some places. I have taken out the old lath and plaster and replaced it with new stud-walls covered in sheetrock. In a way, I have created walls where walls did not previously exist. (Now, before you think I am too high on myself, I know that I have merely assembled components and haven't actually "created" anything.) My point is, I know the wall is there, but I really don't think much about it ever again. It has now just become part of the house and that is that.

But God is not like that. He didn't create me and leave me as just part of His creation. He didn't just take for granted that I exist. He loves me even now. He loved me before I could even utter a single word. He loves me now when I have uttered words that are not always honoring to Him. He loves even me. You are probably thinking I am a little stuck on God and you would be right. That is why I began my blogging experience with this quote from the Psalms.O Lord, what is man that You take knowledge of him? Or the son of man, that you think of him? Man is like a mere breath; His days are like a passing shadow.