Inverse-Ecclesiastes, Chapter 11

11       Cast your cares upon the One who is the Bread of Life,
   for He is the meaning of our days.
Give yourself to Him every day of every week,
   for you know not their meaning; and He does.
He “sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous,”
   and empties His mercy even upon the unmerciful;
He took the curse for all by hanging upon a tree--
   in that place where the tree stood, all is already finished.
Let us listen for the winding winds of the Spirit,
   and regard well the ways of the Way of Jesus.
 
     Since we know that the Spirit comes from Jesus and the Father, so we know the way to know the work He means us to do.
     Each morning meet Him; every evening consider your day together; for you know that what is in Him will prosper, no matter what, and that a day with Him is always for your good.
     His light is life, and it pleasant for the eyes of our heart to regard the Son.
     No matter the length of your life, “this is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.” And remember: each day is suited to the experience of His presence; every day may find its meaning and purpose in pursuit of Him.
     Brothers and sisters, let us rejoice! May our hearts be full of His joy today! Let us walk in His ways with our eyes firmly fixed on Him! For we know that we’ve been set free of judgment: you and I are free!
 
     Today, I set aside all anxiety, distrust and unbelief; I take up your joy and peace; I embrace your plans and purposes. All in you, Jesus, is wonder and glory. Amen.