MIRACLES
I’m reminded of the poem by Clay Harrison entitled "Miracles:"
"Miracles can be large or small
according to God’s Plan.
And they need no explanation
for the unbelieving man.
The heavens declare His Glory;
the harvest proclaims His Love.
With the faith of a mustard seed
we’ve seen His Star above.
The rose gives way to winter
and lies beneath the snow
To resurrect in Springtime
when all the rivers flow.
The spider spins a mighty web
perfect in every way,
And the colors of a rainbow
can chase the gloom away.
The birds fly south each winter
with faith beneath their wings,
And the lullaby of Summer
is sweet when the robin sings.
Some say there are no miracles;
some say there is no God,
But, as for me, I do believe
with every bursting pod!"
(From a sermon by George Dillahunty, "Do You Believe In Miracles?" 1/13/2009)