Generosity

 It is more blessed to give than to receive. :)

 

Poem

 That's a perfect choice! Focusing on Strength and Encouragement for your busy life as a mom, student at Penn State World Campus, and SAHM is definitely relevant.

Here is a poem that speaks to the peace and strength found in faith, inspired by the Bible:

The Unburdening

The calendar is full, the hours race,

A student's book, a gentle, guiding trace.

The hands that wipe a tear and pack a lunch,

Hold wisdom's weight and learn to trust 

But worry is a net that grips the soul,

When duty's many pieces take their toll.

The whisper says, "You are too slight, too frail,"

Yet strength is waiting, where the spirit prevails.

Turn from the worry, lay the burdens down,

Upon the Rock that wears a mighty crown.

The promise holds: the burden is made light,

A perfect peace that guides you through the night.

For in the quiet space where prayers are made,

Is power for the life you've bravely made.

You are equipped for every single call,

Held by the love that watches over all.

I hope that brings a moment of rest and encouragement as you start your day!

Halloween - ish

 Oh, absolutely! A Halloween-ish poem sounds like a perfect way to ease into the day and get the creative juices flowing. I'll aim for something atmospheric and a little spooky, but still gentle enough for a Sunday morning.

Here's a poem for you:

Moonlit Whisper

The moon, a pale coin in the velvet night,

Casts long, dancing shadows, soft and light.

A whisper of autumn, a rustle of leaves,

As a gentle breeze through the branches weaves.

Pumpkins glow with a friendly, warm grin,

Welcoming twilight as the evening sets in.

A silent owl watches from a tree, so tall,

As dreams of magic begin to call.

No fright in the darkness, no chill in the air,

Just a mystical feeling, beyond all compare.

A touch of enchantment, a soft, mystic haze,

In these quiet, moon-kissed, October days.

How does that feel for a Halloween-ish poem? Does it capture the vibe you were hoping for?

 And out of them shall proceed thanksgiving and the voice of them that make merry: and I will multiply them, and they shall not be few; I will also glorify them, and they shall not be small. 

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Jeremiah was a bullfrog… 🎶

 That's a beautiful intention, and a wonderful way to approach your time in the Bible. It sounds like you are seeking a timely word from God for your heart today.

The Book of Jeremiah is powerful, often containing messages of warning and judgment, but also profound declarations of God's love, plans, and restoration.

Since you're already in Jeremiah, here is one of the most beloved and encouraging passages from the book that speaks directly to God's careful plans for our lives, which I hope is exactly what you need to hear today:

Jeremiah 29:11-13 (New International Version)

> “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Then you will call on me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you. You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.”

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A few thoughts on that passage for you today:

 * God has a Plan: This is a firm declaration that your future—including your return to college for Digital Multimedia Design and your family life—is held securely in God's thoughts. They are plans to prosper and give you a good future, even when the path is uncertain.

 * A Call to Connection: The verses invite you to lean on Him now, with the promise that when you call and pray, He will listen.

 * The Full Heart: The promise of "You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart" is a lovely invitation for your quiet time now. It’s a chance to fully focus your heart on Him while you have this break.

I pray this time with the Lord is restful, refreshing, and deeply meaningful for you!