Weekly excerpt to help us remember the sacred.
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May Your Cup Always Overflow
–John Paul Moore |
 I’ve never made a fortune,
And I’ll never make one now
But it really doesn’t matter
‘Cause I’m happy anyhow.
As I go along my journey
I’m reaping better than I’ve sowed
I’m drinking from the saucer
‘Cause my cup has overflowed.
I don’t have a lot of riches,
And the going’s sometimes tough
But with kin and friends to love me
I think I’m rich enough.
I thank God for the blessings
That His mercy has bestowed
I’m drinking from the saucer
‘Cause my cup has overflowed.
He gives me strength and courage
When the way grows steep and rough
I’ll not ask for other blessings
For I’m already blessed enough.
May we never be too busy
To help bear another’s load
Then we’ll all be drinking from the saucer
When our cups have overflowed.
May your cup always overflow. |
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| How do you relate to the notion that when everyone helps bear another’s load, our cups will collectively overflow? Can you share a personal story of a time you realized that you were rich enough and your cup had overflowed? What helps you see that your cup is always overflowing?
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