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WHERE IS GOD?


(In the kitchen. Little Billy has just come back from Sunday school. He is excited).

Billy: (with excitement): Mom! Mom! Guess what
we did in Sunday school today. We learned all
about God. We learned that he knows us, and
loves us, and that he sees us.
Is that true?

Mother: Yes, It’s true God is in all living things.

Billy: Really Mom? Really? How come he can see
us but we can’t see him?

Mother: (Laughing) Do me a favor go wash your
hands for supper, then afterwards we can talk
about the Lord.

Billy: The Lord!? I thought his name was God.

Mother: Alright, I guess dinner will have to wait.
Billy, God has many names not just one.

Billy: He must get confused, people calling him by
all different names.

Mother: No he knows what people call him and
he never gets confused. You see Billy God does
know each of us in a very personal way. He
wants to be our best friend. Even though we
cannot see him we know he is there. Here I will
show you. (takes Billy’s hand and leads him
outside to the garden). Look (she points to the
tomato plants) God is in those tomatoes, He gave
them the sunlight and the rain so that that they
would grow.
God is in the grass, the soil, the animals, and
people.

Billy: Wow God is in all those places?

Mother: Yes and there is one more place we can
find God.

Billy: Where Mom tell me.
Mother (Leading him by the hand) Come with me.
(She goes inside and pulls out her Bible). We can
also find God in here, in His word.

Billy: Wow! (He goes outside and looks at the
trees and the grass and the birds) Hello God how
are you today?

...KOGSTAR

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