"Hold my mule" is a figurative expression from the American South that means when a person is leading a mule and they need to go somewhere or do something very important, they will ask someone to hold their mule.
It's disappointing to God that most people are usually more concerned about what they want in life than asking him what he requires of them.
As God continues to move upon the Earth, he has never stopped calling his children to be truth seekers, to speak his words and demonstrate his character.
We are at the beginning of another year, and it always brings thoughts of starting fresh and having hope for the future.
I've read articles over the years about how Christmas is a combination of Christian and pagan symbolism along with some folklore traditions.
Most people have read or at least heard of a man named Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882). He was a literary giant in his lifetime and is still known today in many circles as "The Children's Poet."
Since before the world was made, God has known you and loved you. He has never taken his eyes away or ignored you.
As I've prayed for spiritual awareness over the years, the Lord has been patient with my lack of understanding and has graciously allowed me to labor in the area of communication.
I've always enjoyed Thanksgiving with my family, but many times I become distracted from the intended purpose. Between football, conversations and pumpkin pie, it's easy to forget how much we have to be thankful for.
The opportunity to know God is the greatest invitation that has ever been given in the history of mankind.
