Move Heaven and Earth
Have you had people move heaven and earth to help you? They do everything in their power to provide what you need. I have, and I am eternally grateful for their assistance.
In a crisis, I called a friend. She stopped what she was doing and cancelled her plans to come to my aid. Her friendship is the real McCoy.
To move heaven and earth means to do everything possible to make something happen.
We resolve to do all we can to:
- Help someone else.
- Achieve what we desire.
- Accomplish a goal.
In spite of challenges, we reach for the sky. We try to make the impossible possible.
Move heaven and earth implies commitment.
We:
- Dedicate ourselves to a purpose.
- Give our best effort.
- Have no plan to quit.
Such commitment requires hard work.
Ordinary efforts are not enough. We strive for the extraordinary.
The Creator of heaven and earth set the example for us.
God loves us and offers life in heaven when we leave this earth. May we do all in our power to tell others of Jesus’ sacrificial gift to make that possible.
“May you be blessed by the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth” (Psalm 115:15 NIV).
Thanks to Scott Tice for the suggestion.
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