This morning’s meditation is based upon selected verses from the famous Christian song, “Be Thou My Vision” by Eleanor H. Hull (1912). Richard Foster writes, “The ability to have a vision is part of what it means to be human. Most of us have many different visions, and we live our lives accordingly.” These verses are a prayer to Jesus that we might see Him as he truly is and that this vision might become the supreme motivation of our lives.
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