A Liturgy on Seeking

“But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.”1

When I seek the Kingdom of God first, everything else falls into place.

When I seek you first, all anxiety and worries disappear.

When I seek you first, I am reminded that I am the beloved, and the very best thing in life is to love you and allow myself to be loved by you, Lord.

When I seek you first, I go from isolated to surrounded.

When I seek the Kingdom of God, I am no longer in lack. I am surrounded by a fullness of joy.

When I seek the Kingdom of God, I come into awareness that the King himself has always been seeking , pursuing, and desiring me.

When I seek you first, visions and dreams become realities and buckets of fine wine.

I don’t have to seek and earn all else, to know I have already been given all else out of free-flowing self-giving love from the Divine dance of the Trinitarian community of love.

The Devine Dance is the circle of infinite abundance.

Infinite joy.

infinite peace.

Infinite love that transends the world I am living in.

To seek isn’t to earn; to seek in to abide and thrive in abundance.

There is no earn.

To seek isn’t to earn; it is to walk into the room.

To be present and become aware of the movement of Divine Dance in me.

I don’t earn, because it was always mine.

Seeking is desiring.

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In the beginning you made a place for me .

I am brought back to my infant years.

You set me up in the high-chair of love at your table.

You prepared a feast of the sweetest tastes.

As an infant you nurtured me with milk and honey.

I am living in the all else of life.

I am breathing in the goodness of God.

Notes

Unless stated otherwise all scripture is taken from : The Holy Bible, English Standard Version. ESV® Text Edition: 2016. Copyright © 2001 by Crossway Bibles, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers.

1 Matthew 6:33, ESV