The Journey: Walking in the Light: God Bless you all Today! How are you doing today? Last night we had are darling granddaughters, Rorie and Audrey overnight, it is such...
My youngest daughter lives with my sister and her husband (In the U.S.A.) far away from were I live, (In Canada) I haven't seen here in a year, I wanted so much to be there for her and spend some time together (but I haven't found a way to afford air fare at this time:) I miss her so much she is such a special little princes and growing up so fast. She has been working with Horses and has a way with them, its been good therapy for her. I will keep praying for the funds to go see her and with God all things are possible! , I talk to her on the phone but not as much as I would like to. She is with a wonderful Christian family that Love Jesus and Have a Biblical world view so are values are the same, She has always been in a good Loving environment. She has some mental and developmental struggles which can ...
God Bless you all Today! How are you doing today? Last night we had are darling granddaughters, Rorie and Audrey overnight, it is such a blessing to learn all over the wisdom and simple faith of children. It has taken me over 40 some years to develop the habit of praying every morning before I start my day,(after I grab a cup of coffee of course) I use a prayer I learned that goes like this " God I offer myself to you to build with me and do with me as you will, relive me from the bondage of self, talk away my difficulty's that victory over them may bare witness to those I may help of your Love your Power and your way of live, may I do your will aways" Then I will pray more from my heart and ask the Holy Spirit to be with me and guide me. I remind myself that today is a new day and I should live it to its utmost! I remind myself to be thank full of all of Gods Blessings and try to Kindle the Hope that maybe Today my answers to things I am waiting for or...
Matthew 10:24-25, NIV: "A student is not above his teacher, nor a servant above his master. It is enough for the student to be like his teacher, and the servant like his master..." "Consider Christ. The road Christ walked was not a glamorous one. It promised nothing of worldly goods or gain. It was not a road that led to satisfaction and financial comfort while on this earth. It was a road of self-denial, self-sacrifice--self-death. It was a road that led to a cross on a hill of death, appropriately named Golgotha, "the place of the skull." If to follow Christ means to walk the road He walked, does it not also mean to die, truly die, to self? If to follow Christ means to call Him Master, does it not also mean that it is enough for us to be like our Master? Can we call Him Master and follow Him without walking the road that He walked? Consider Christ. Consider the road that He walked. Consider what He gave up for the Father and for us. Consider what it me...
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