Timely

God cheats. I declare He does. You go for a Math exam on Friday and it is rotten, you prepare yourself for a whole weekend of moping and mourning, and what does He do? Send you peanut butter cookies and arrange a whole session of worship in church to cheer you up.

It was a very timely reminder.

And now I have Physics to study for; the exam is in 24 hours. Fortunately my notes on it are all done so that's one less item on the to-do list. Of course I won't be able to do it all by myself. I think that's what the reminder yesterday was for: to let me know that I'm not here by myself anyway.

Because His grace is sufficient for me. What do I need but what He supplies?

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