The Santana Foundation Trust: Blessed Brother Sirvante On; Coming to Terms with...

The Santana Foundation Trust: Blessed Brother Sirvante On; Coming to Terms with...: Thinking in the blessing;  wondering on the beauty of another gracious day.  Looking in God, as God looks in you!  Make sense of the unknown...

Blessed Brother Sirvante On; Coming to Terms with God, as God Comes to Terms with you!

Thinking in the blessing;  wondering on the beauty of another gracious day.  Looking in God, as God looks in you!  Make sense of the unknown even as the moment seems too grand to do.  Walk in the ways of clarity and understanding.  And let the things of your ambitions guide you in all that's right, good, decent, and true.  Let truth be your beacon, even on a clear sunny day.  Virtue can sometimes be the better part of Valor when honest intentions keep you in the being.   Try to always know the things that matter;  and always let the things that matter be well known to you.   I seek a distance, a time to laugh and dance in the sun.  For all those who stand in hope must first find direction in the balance of their feet;  in the destiny of their ambitions;  in the hope of their dreams.  Come see one day summer cool eve,  so suttle to take you to the place where God's direction can get you  to the knowing.  And the positions of His focus can take you to the going.   Where is it should it be we dare may  say.  And how should it come when justified in the inner knowings of where you've been.  We seek reason;  if not for self, for the peace of having been there.   Take time to know all that's relevant in what it is you should of ought to be.  For this is a time of come one dance midnight summer stance!   Can we believe in trite when covenanted to God.  I dare say you  should think not.  But then again maybe you should.   God is the wonder that takes us through our paces.  And in this wonder we like to know that our grace is in that pace too!  Search the hidden valley's of your mind.   And come to terms with God, as God comes to terms with you.
Blessed Brother Sirvante
of The Santana Foundation

The Santana Foundation: Truth in Christ; and how it is we come to God!

The Santana Foundation: Truth in Christ; and how it is we come to God!: Relationships we cherish are often ones we don't have to think much about.  We just know there truth by there feel.  And the valued pres...

Truth in Christ; and how it is we come to God!

Relationships we cherish are often ones we don't have to think much about.  We just know there truth by there feel.  And the valued presence of the moment.  Things matter, and it's important in life to know you matter too.  We seek so hard to find substance in life to give meaning we have for being.  Are values define who we are.  But what do we do when hope falls short of acknowledgment.  And the passions we stir don't bring us the conclusion of a destiny sought.  How do we mend the fences of our own misunderstandings.  And what truth matters if all you do goes to not.  Our God seeks clarity in who it is presented before Him.  And we spend our lives trying to shape who it is we choose to be perceived to be.  Christ speculates on truths real want, in order to guide in His eyes of hope to the better side of right.  It might seem strange but these are two great truths with much hope in what remains to be seen.  I find peace in the presence, to search out the way better known.   In Christ we find peace in the distance,  to know better than where we've been.  Can God really be parse in the face of conception for all we need to be?  And does relevance give creed to dignities loss.  We must all strive for better;   be better;  and look for better in self!  God will take you places far beyond the perimeters of friend;  for in Father we come to know His love.  Christ will reach in even in the darkest hour;  and His hand of guidance will always be sure to guide you back to the light.  People walk the distance because they say that's what gets you there.  But I see the distance is best seen through God.  For I know in my heart that Christ is already there.  And in this peace I find the distance to go is where I already am.   Peace be with you!  And peace be in God always!
Blessed Brother Sirvante
of The Santana Foundation