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"Goodnight, Anna!  I love you so much."
"I love you more... I love you to the stars and back."
"I love you to the stars and back... but, Anna, I don't love you as much as I love Jesus.  I love Jesus, like... to the sun and down."
"Wow, that's a long ways, Cora!  I'm so glad you love Him that much."
...
"Anna, are stars bigger than Jesus?"
*nod my head*
"Anna, are whales bigger than Jesus?"
"Nope!"
"Wow.  I wish I was bigger than a whale, so that whales couldn't pick me up... so whales can't pick up Jesus?"
*nod my head once again*  "No, Cora, remember - God can be everywhere at the same time!  He made the stars and the whales!" 
"Well, I'm glad I'm not Jesus.  I wouldn't want to be a giant."

I'm glad I'm not Jesus.  How I love kids. =D  And boy, do they have their own way of teaching you (it's not called "the faith of a child" for nothing)!  The thoughts that ran through my head that night?  "She's SO RIGHT!"  My God is a BIG God.  Yes, I've got a God who can be everywhere at the same time.  I've got a God who can be in Heaven, hover over the earth, and reside in my heart all at once.  I've got a God who can "send lightning bolts on their way" and "snow from their storehouses", who can "bring forth the constellations in their seasons", and "shape the earth like clay under a seal"!  I've got a God who can do some pretty amazing life-changing work in the hearts of men - in mine!  My God is the very one who "gave understanding to the mind" and "endowed the heart with wisdom".

I forget just WHO my God is way too often.  I'm more blessed than I know...
'Cause I've got a God... ohhh, yes - my God?  He's more than all that.  I've got a God who's bigger than a whale! ;-)



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