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“But whenever someone turns to the Lord, the veil is taken away. 17 For the Lord is the Spirit, and wherever the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom. 18 So all of us who have had that veil removed can see and reflect the glory of the Lord. And the Lord—who is the Spirit—makes us more and more like him as we are changed into his glorious image.” 2 Cor 16-18
As I reflect on the sweet life of an even sweeter sister in Christ, Catherine Hanna, I find peace in these verses. For we, as Christians, have eternal hope thru Christ Jesus, that someday too we will be changed into His glorious image. And, we will reunite with all those that have gone before us, together again to worship the One and Only……the Almighty Healer……the Great I Am. What a Glorious day!
In Him,
Angela
Monday, April 26, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
No Explanation Necessary
Hello Ladies!!!!
I just need to tell you that hello was with soooooo much enthusiasm as I sit here typing what I feel God has for me to share with you. As you can tell it has been a while since I have contributed to our blog. I have had some wonderful sisters step in to help me out during an incredibly difficult season. A season completely brought into my life from what I would have thought to be out there in left field (execuse the base ball analogy- it just happens to be that time in our home):). I wonder if you will take a moment and let me share my heart with you...
I had just come to the other side of what seemed the impossible.I was on a mountain top. My God had chosen to once again pour out His grace and mercy upon me and take a medical diagnosis and turn it upside down. The unexplainable test results showed the cancer in my body was gone.....no explanations.....no specialists.....just gone......just like that. Leaving me completley dumbfounded,I grappled with His choice to save me (again). I continued to engage in worship, prayer, fellowship, and just hanging with Him. As time passed I became increasingly aware of a small voice in the back of my head asking "Why me Lord...why me??? I don't deserve your goodness" As I searched for an explanation to my blessings, I continued my journey as life threw our family various trials and He continued to remain faithful to His promises. As life continued, I found myself feeling a need to earn what had been graciously bestowed upon me. You know the feeling....the one that creeps upon us telling us we need to be in that study, on that committee,hanging out with "those" people, not doing "that". Afterall I needed to be good enough to earn what He had done in my life. So I tried- I tried extra hard, for a real long time. See, here is a little background you need to know about this gal- this was not the first time He had given me so much.Oh no....ladies. He had already delivered me from addiction,desperation, a failing marriage, broken relationships, deceit,a lust for anything but Him.....and now cancer.I did not understand why He continued to keep saving me. I continued in my futile attempts to earn what He had given me and in an effort to try and understand this show of affection for what I deemed a worthless cause such as myself.....I had wandered...not intentionally...but far away from Truth. I took a wrong turn and what I found waiting for me was not pretty. Not pretty at all. Satan had decided to bring a full scale attack on this girl. The seed of doubt had been planted and I had fallen for it. And to say the least I was ill-prepared for what lie ahead. I would soon find out the battle for my mind and loyalty became Satans ultimate prize.I have spent the last several months waged in a battle I would have NEVER thought I would end up in. Afterall, I knew the Word, I went to church- even though my attendance was becoming sparatic, I prayed..... even if it had now just become at dinner with the children....I was His, I was sealed...I was safe...and afterall I was saved.But somehow I ended up in a pit so dark I wasn't sure if Satan would even visit me. The attack was different this time.Not like it had been for my salvation. See this time Satan was much more cunning.He knew he had to come at me in such a way I would question the very core of who I thought I knew myself to be. To be good enough. Vulnerabilities and insecurites I thougt I had given to Jesus, I infact had not. Satan knew these and brought every one and I do mean every one of them to my front door with a big red bow begging to be opened. I opened them......all of them...with eager anticipation everytime. Although these "gifts" seemed to be what I wanted at the time, with each one I opened, I found myself growing more and more desperate each passing day. Desperate..... again....hadn't we already covered this? Desperate to be good enough. Good enough to be a daughter of a king who is enthralled by my beauty. But beautiful I did not feel. I had made a self propelled mess again. Ashamed, embarassed,and wounded I tried to fix me...to fix the mess I made. In my attempt to fix me I did not invite Jesus. I had denied His help.... I was surely of no use now. Any "good" in me had vanished. And there I was....all alone. Just me and my "gifts".
Until one day I happened to be driving my children to school and my oldest changed the radio to the local Christian radio station.( the dial had not been set there in a while...) I heard the words my heart so badly needed to hear:
" Jesus I come, I come to you again, like it was the first time I came to you for new life, I need you now as much as I did then I need a new begginning so Jesus I am coming for the first time again...."
I dropped all the kids to school and pulled my car over and wept....wept like I had not wept in months... I could feel again....I could feel Him. He was right there. He had never left. His voice so sweet and tender" My sweet girl YOU are the reason I went to the cross. YOU are good enough. YOU are my child and there is NO SIN I can not forgive. YOU can never earn my grace, Crystal. I freely give it to YOU because I love YOU "
A new beginning indeed. It has not been overnight that I have been restored. Much has come from this battle. Brokeness, healing, awareness of my desperation for nothing but HIM, and the fact that I can NOT get two inches from Him. It has renewed my passion to know Him. To not just know Him, but to be consumed by Him. Knowing that I am good enough no explanation needed.
I felt God leading me to share this with you for the chance that maybe there is a sweet girl who needs to know- YOU are good enough. YOU need never to feel as if you need to earn His love. The gifts that He chooses to lavish upon us are His to give and we are complete in HIM sister. COMPLETE- we lack nothing. Not apperances, wealth, knowledge, stature- we lack NOTHING in HIM. He is truly all we need. So today I share with you :
and you are complete in Him, who is the head of all principality and power.- Colossians 2:10 NKJV
Did you get that last part- "the head of all principality and power" Ladies HE knows. He knows the victory is His and He is the HEAD of ALL PRINCIPALITY and POWER. Satan can NOT win and we can NOT lose. Never forget you lack NOTHING in HIM. The day we ALL figure that out will be a bad bad day for Satan. We are complete in Christ. Thank you Jesus thank you.
I thank you for taking the time to read through just one of the many facets of my journey with Him. I pray that each of you will find your completeness in Him and know that YOU are good enough.Just like you are. No expalnations necessary.
Complete In Him,
Crystal
I just need to tell you that hello was with soooooo much enthusiasm as I sit here typing what I feel God has for me to share with you. As you can tell it has been a while since I have contributed to our blog. I have had some wonderful sisters step in to help me out during an incredibly difficult season. A season completely brought into my life from what I would have thought to be out there in left field (execuse the base ball analogy- it just happens to be that time in our home):). I wonder if you will take a moment and let me share my heart with you...
I had just come to the other side of what seemed the impossible.I was on a mountain top. My God had chosen to once again pour out His grace and mercy upon me and take a medical diagnosis and turn it upside down. The unexplainable test results showed the cancer in my body was gone.....no explanations.....no specialists.....just gone......just like that. Leaving me completley dumbfounded,I grappled with His choice to save me (again). I continued to engage in worship, prayer, fellowship, and just hanging with Him. As time passed I became increasingly aware of a small voice in the back of my head asking "Why me Lord...why me??? I don't deserve your goodness" As I searched for an explanation to my blessings, I continued my journey as life threw our family various trials and He continued to remain faithful to His promises. As life continued, I found myself feeling a need to earn what had been graciously bestowed upon me. You know the feeling....the one that creeps upon us telling us we need to be in that study, on that committee,hanging out with "those" people, not doing "that". Afterall I needed to be good enough to earn what He had done in my life. So I tried- I tried extra hard, for a real long time. See, here is a little background you need to know about this gal- this was not the first time He had given me so much.Oh no....ladies. He had already delivered me from addiction,desperation, a failing marriage, broken relationships, deceit,a lust for anything but Him.....and now cancer.I did not understand why He continued to keep saving me. I continued in my futile attempts to earn what He had given me and in an effort to try and understand this show of affection for what I deemed a worthless cause such as myself.....I had wandered...not intentionally...but far away from Truth. I took a wrong turn and what I found waiting for me was not pretty. Not pretty at all. Satan had decided to bring a full scale attack on this girl. The seed of doubt had been planted and I had fallen for it. And to say the least I was ill-prepared for what lie ahead. I would soon find out the battle for my mind and loyalty became Satans ultimate prize.I have spent the last several months waged in a battle I would have NEVER thought I would end up in. Afterall, I knew the Word, I went to church- even though my attendance was becoming sparatic, I prayed..... even if it had now just become at dinner with the children....I was His, I was sealed...I was safe...and afterall I was saved.But somehow I ended up in a pit so dark I wasn't sure if Satan would even visit me. The attack was different this time.Not like it had been for my salvation. See this time Satan was much more cunning.He knew he had to come at me in such a way I would question the very core of who I thought I knew myself to be. To be good enough. Vulnerabilities and insecurites I thougt I had given to Jesus, I infact had not. Satan knew these and brought every one and I do mean every one of them to my front door with a big red bow begging to be opened. I opened them......all of them...with eager anticipation everytime. Although these "gifts" seemed to be what I wanted at the time, with each one I opened, I found myself growing more and more desperate each passing day. Desperate..... again....hadn't we already covered this? Desperate to be good enough. Good enough to be a daughter of a king who is enthralled by my beauty. But beautiful I did not feel. I had made a self propelled mess again. Ashamed, embarassed,and wounded I tried to fix me...to fix the mess I made. In my attempt to fix me I did not invite Jesus. I had denied His help.... I was surely of no use now. Any "good" in me had vanished. And there I was....all alone. Just me and my "gifts".
Until one day I happened to be driving my children to school and my oldest changed the radio to the local Christian radio station.( the dial had not been set there in a while...) I heard the words my heart so badly needed to hear:
" Jesus I come, I come to you again, like it was the first time I came to you for new life, I need you now as much as I did then I need a new begginning so Jesus I am coming for the first time again...."
I dropped all the kids to school and pulled my car over and wept....wept like I had not wept in months... I could feel again....I could feel Him. He was right there. He had never left. His voice so sweet and tender" My sweet girl YOU are the reason I went to the cross. YOU are good enough. YOU are my child and there is NO SIN I can not forgive. YOU can never earn my grace, Crystal. I freely give it to YOU because I love YOU "
A new beginning indeed. It has not been overnight that I have been restored. Much has come from this battle. Brokeness, healing, awareness of my desperation for nothing but HIM, and the fact that I can NOT get two inches from Him. It has renewed my passion to know Him. To not just know Him, but to be consumed by Him. Knowing that I am good enough no explanation needed.
I felt God leading me to share this with you for the chance that maybe there is a sweet girl who needs to know- YOU are good enough. YOU need never to feel as if you need to earn His love. The gifts that He chooses to lavish upon us are His to give and we are complete in HIM sister. COMPLETE- we lack nothing. Not apperances, wealth, knowledge, stature- we lack NOTHING in HIM. He is truly all we need. So today I share with you :
and you are complete in Him, who is the head of all principality and power.- Colossians 2:10 NKJV
Did you get that last part- "the head of all principality and power" Ladies HE knows. He knows the victory is His and He is the HEAD of ALL PRINCIPALITY and POWER. Satan can NOT win and we can NOT lose. Never forget you lack NOTHING in HIM. The day we ALL figure that out will be a bad bad day for Satan. We are complete in Christ. Thank you Jesus thank you.
I thank you for taking the time to read through just one of the many facets of my journey with Him. I pray that each of you will find your completeness in Him and know that YOU are good enough.Just like you are. No expalnations necessary.
Complete In Him,
Crystal
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
He is Risen!
Happy Easter Women of Noble Character,
This week you and I will celebrate the most important holiday (literally, “holy day”) on the Christian calendar. Easter is not primarily a secular observance designed to usher in the warmth of spring. Nor, is it simply a day for our children to hide eggs and make ourselves sick eating chocolate bunnies. Easter is, at its heart, the Christian celebration of Christ’s death, His resurrection from the dead, and all of the freedom and victory that those events entail. His Resurrection is the most important historical marker that lies at the center of everything we believe. If Christ was still dead in the tomb, we would have no hope for eternity. Praise God, Christ is not dead! Revelation 5:9-10:
9And they sang a new song:
"You are worthy to take the scroll
and to open its seals,
because you were slain,
and with your blood you purchased men for God
from every tribe and language and people and nation.
10You have made them to be a kingdom and priests to serve our God,
and they will reign on the earth."
You (Christ) WERE slain. That’s the past! Today Christ sits at the right hand of God, waiting for His Father to tell Him.....Go get your Bride! And, TODAY He brings Resurrection power to our lives! His resurrection is for us TODAY, as we receive forgiveness for our sins, see Him do the impossible in our lives, experience Him every day in a dynamic relationship (not just a religion), and as we experience His joy in every circumstance. Is Christ’s resurrection transforming your life TODAY? HE IS ALIVE!
Happy Easter,
Angela
Memory Verse: Revelation 5:9
This week you and I will celebrate the most important holiday (literally, “holy day”) on the Christian calendar. Easter is not primarily a secular observance designed to usher in the warmth of spring. Nor, is it simply a day for our children to hide eggs and make ourselves sick eating chocolate bunnies. Easter is, at its heart, the Christian celebration of Christ’s death, His resurrection from the dead, and all of the freedom and victory that those events entail. His Resurrection is the most important historical marker that lies at the center of everything we believe. If Christ was still dead in the tomb, we would have no hope for eternity. Praise God, Christ is not dead! Revelation 5:9-10:
9And they sang a new song:
"You are worthy to take the scroll
and to open its seals,
because you were slain,
and with your blood you purchased men for God
from every tribe and language and people and nation.
10You have made them to be a kingdom and priests to serve our God,
and they will reign on the earth."
You (Christ) WERE slain. That’s the past! Today Christ sits at the right hand of God, waiting for His Father to tell Him.....Go get your Bride! And, TODAY He brings Resurrection power to our lives! His resurrection is for us TODAY, as we receive forgiveness for our sins, see Him do the impossible in our lives, experience Him every day in a dynamic relationship (not just a religion), and as we experience His joy in every circumstance. Is Christ’s resurrection transforming your life TODAY? HE IS ALIVE!
Happy Easter,
Angela
Memory Verse: Revelation 5:9
Monday, March 15, 2010
The Cost of Following Jesus
Hello Women of Noble Characters,
Follow Me (Luke 9:59)!
So, exactly what IS the cost of following Jesus? To grasp the whole meaning please read Luke 9:56-62. The memory portion is vs. 59 “Jesus (He) said to another man, “Follow me.”
In these Scriptures we’ll see several responses to the cost of commitment. Jesus is on the way to Jerusalem, and He wants followers who can count the cost. There are three different levels of commitment represented in people He met along the way. And you know what? These levels of commitment expose the ways a lot of Christians relate to their discipleship today.
The first man made a pious commitment that didn’t go any further than words. (Actions speak louder than words, right?) He promised to follow Jesus wherever He went – so Jesus challenged the man to “count the cost.” That’s not unlike today’s world: We come to Jesus to get what we want to solve our problems or to get inspiration/wisdom for our challenges. And you know what? Jesus gives us both, but THEN calls us into a ministry of maybe concern and caring. We’re to do for others what He has done for us. But have you noticed – loving and forgiving aren’t always easy!
The second man had some unfinished business from the past. He WANTED to follow Jesus, but there was a “secondary loyalty” that kept him tied to the past. Paraphrasing, Jesus said “Forget the past; follow Me!” What does that mean??? Jesus isn’t suggesting the man have a lack of concern for life’s everyday obligations, but it was a call to be concerned about His call to live rather than worry about what’s dead and past.
The third man wanted to say goodbye to his family first. Jesus’ response to him stressed the urgency of our commitment. Jesus was concerned about “competing loyalties” in the man. Our commitment must be to unreservedly seek FIRST His kingdom. Jesus leaves us with a question about ways we have one hand on the plow of discipleship and the other reaching back to the past or to lesser commitments.
That brings us to thinking about loyalties other than Jesus or even lesser commitments: church responsibilities, working out at the gym, cooking, shopping, our yard, house or job, community commitments, our children’s extracurricular activities, completing our education, going to the beach, reading a book, watching television, e-mailing or texting, etc. etc.
In what ways are you looking back? What “secondary loyalties” do you have which make it difficult to give your whole mind and heart and will to Christ? What is your response to the cost of commitment to Christ? What did Jesus say? “Follow Me.”
In Love,
Becky
Follow Me (Luke 9:59)!
So, exactly what IS the cost of following Jesus? To grasp the whole meaning please read Luke 9:56-62. The memory portion is vs. 59 “Jesus (He) said to another man, “Follow me.”
In these Scriptures we’ll see several responses to the cost of commitment. Jesus is on the way to Jerusalem, and He wants followers who can count the cost. There are three different levels of commitment represented in people He met along the way. And you know what? These levels of commitment expose the ways a lot of Christians relate to their discipleship today.
The first man made a pious commitment that didn’t go any further than words. (Actions speak louder than words, right?) He promised to follow Jesus wherever He went – so Jesus challenged the man to “count the cost.” That’s not unlike today’s world: We come to Jesus to get what we want to solve our problems or to get inspiration/wisdom for our challenges. And you know what? Jesus gives us both, but THEN calls us into a ministry of maybe concern and caring. We’re to do for others what He has done for us. But have you noticed – loving and forgiving aren’t always easy!
The second man had some unfinished business from the past. He WANTED to follow Jesus, but there was a “secondary loyalty” that kept him tied to the past. Paraphrasing, Jesus said “Forget the past; follow Me!” What does that mean??? Jesus isn’t suggesting the man have a lack of concern for life’s everyday obligations, but it was a call to be concerned about His call to live rather than worry about what’s dead and past.
The third man wanted to say goodbye to his family first. Jesus’ response to him stressed the urgency of our commitment. Jesus was concerned about “competing loyalties” in the man. Our commitment must be to unreservedly seek FIRST His kingdom. Jesus leaves us with a question about ways we have one hand on the plow of discipleship and the other reaching back to the past or to lesser commitments.
That brings us to thinking about loyalties other than Jesus or even lesser commitments: church responsibilities, working out at the gym, cooking, shopping, our yard, house or job, community commitments, our children’s extracurricular activities, completing our education, going to the beach, reading a book, watching television, e-mailing or texting, etc. etc.
In what ways are you looking back? What “secondary loyalties” do you have which make it difficult to give your whole mind and heart and will to Christ? What is your response to the cost of commitment to Christ? What did Jesus say? “Follow Me.”
In Love,
Becky
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
My Portion
Hello again Women of Noble Character,
The Saints go "Marching" on......I know corny. Happy March Everyone!
I've been trying over the last two months to adjust my portions....my portion of all foods, my portion of TV, my portion of exercise, my portion of self-control. As I do this, I can't help but to think of the following verses:
Psalm 73:25-26, "Whom have I in heaven but you? And earth has nothing I desire besides you. My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever."
I actually have these verses on my fridge. I try very hard not to forget they are there....as they blend in with all the pictures and children's artwork that are also posted there. If I truly concentrate on what these verses mean, I gain strength......He (God) is my portion. When I increase my portion of God (thru prayer, personal time with Him, bible study, worship, fellowship with other believers), I know that all those other things I listed above will also be adjusted to their correct portions. If I fill up with Him, I'm completely satisfied.
Over the next two weeks as we learn these verses together, let's make God our complete desire and portion forever!
In Christ,
Angela
The Saints go "Marching" on......I know corny. Happy March Everyone!
I've been trying over the last two months to adjust my portions....my portion of all foods, my portion of TV, my portion of exercise, my portion of self-control. As I do this, I can't help but to think of the following verses:
Psalm 73:25-26, "Whom have I in heaven but you? And earth has nothing I desire besides you. My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever."
I actually have these verses on my fridge. I try very hard not to forget they are there....as they blend in with all the pictures and children's artwork that are also posted there. If I truly concentrate on what these verses mean, I gain strength......He (God) is my portion. When I increase my portion of God (thru prayer, personal time with Him, bible study, worship, fellowship with other believers), I know that all those other things I listed above will also be adjusted to their correct portions. If I fill up with Him, I'm completely satisfied.
Over the next two weeks as we learn these verses together, let's make God our complete desire and portion forever!
In Christ,
Angela
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Unworthiness
Hello Women of Noble Character,
This New Year has gotten very busy and crazy fast! Do you feel it too? It happened so quickly, that we have gotten behind with our memory verses. So, I offered to help get things going again. But, I'm not a blogger. So, I am going to "borrow" something from Nancy McGuirk, a well known author. I've heard several women tell me this week (and it is only Tuesday) how unworthy they feel to serve God. I think these verses will help us. Because the truth of the matter is, we are all unworthy. Only by the blood of Christ is there any worth in us!
Isaiah 6:5-8...."(5)Woe to me!" I cried. "I am ruined! For I am a man of unclean lips, and I live among a people of unclean lips, and my eyes have seen the King, the LORD Almighty." Then one of the seraphs flew to me with a live coal in his hand, which he had taken with tongs from the altar. With it he touched my mouth and said, "See, this has touched your lips; your guilt is taken away and your sin atoned for." (8)Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, "Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?" And I said, "Here am I. Send me!"
Here's what Nancy writes in her book “Rest Assured: Devotions for Souls in a Restless World”
"Unworthiness....low self esteem...shame over sin. All of us have wrestled with thinking we were unworthy to be used by God. The prophet Isaiah certainly felt this way."
"Isaiah's problem was thinking he was too sinful to serve a Holy God. But, when God revealed Himself to Isaiah and touched him with a personal call to serve, the prophet realized he was cleansed. When his life changed, he began to comprehend things from heaven he'd never understand before. He heard God saying, "Whom shall I send? And, who will go for Us?" Isaiah's hand shot up like a first-grader who couldn't wait to be chosen for the assignment: 'Here am I, Send me!'"
"All of us are too sinful to serve God when our frail humanity is measured against His perfection. Yet, because of His grace God comes to us a fresh each season of our life - each day, each moment - and He offers cleansing. As we confess and seek forgiveness, He points us in a new direction."
Isn't that wonderful to know! Christ brings worthiness to our lives each day!
We are going to be doing some make up work over these next two weeks. We will have two verses.....but they go together. Memory verse three (3) will be from Isaiah 6:5 (see above). And, Memory verse four (4) will be from Isaiah 6:8 (see above).
Lord, we are truly sorry for all our sins. But, we are THANKFUL that YOU have washed us and made us white as snow - so that we can serve YOU with joy and a clear conscience the rest of our lives!
In Christ,
Angela
This New Year has gotten very busy and crazy fast! Do you feel it too? It happened so quickly, that we have gotten behind with our memory verses. So, I offered to help get things going again. But, I'm not a blogger. So, I am going to "borrow" something from Nancy McGuirk, a well known author. I've heard several women tell me this week (and it is only Tuesday) how unworthy they feel to serve God. I think these verses will help us. Because the truth of the matter is, we are all unworthy. Only by the blood of Christ is there any worth in us!
Isaiah 6:5-8...."(5)Woe to me!" I cried. "I am ruined! For I am a man of unclean lips, and I live among a people of unclean lips, and my eyes have seen the King, the LORD Almighty." Then one of the seraphs flew to me with a live coal in his hand, which he had taken with tongs from the altar. With it he touched my mouth and said, "See, this has touched your lips; your guilt is taken away and your sin atoned for." (8)Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, "Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?" And I said, "Here am I. Send me!"
Here's what Nancy writes in her book “Rest Assured: Devotions for Souls in a Restless World”
"Unworthiness....low self esteem...shame over sin. All of us have wrestled with thinking we were unworthy to be used by God. The prophet Isaiah certainly felt this way."
"Isaiah's problem was thinking he was too sinful to serve a Holy God. But, when God revealed Himself to Isaiah and touched him with a personal call to serve, the prophet realized he was cleansed. When his life changed, he began to comprehend things from heaven he'd never understand before. He heard God saying, "Whom shall I send? And, who will go for Us?" Isaiah's hand shot up like a first-grader who couldn't wait to be chosen for the assignment: 'Here am I, Send me!'"
"All of us are too sinful to serve God when our frail humanity is measured against His perfection. Yet, because of His grace God comes to us a fresh each season of our life - each day, each moment - and He offers cleansing. As we confess and seek forgiveness, He points us in a new direction."
Isn't that wonderful to know! Christ brings worthiness to our lives each day!
We are going to be doing some make up work over these next two weeks. We will have two verses.....but they go together. Memory verse three (3) will be from Isaiah 6:5 (see above). And, Memory verse four (4) will be from Isaiah 6:8 (see above).
Lord, we are truly sorry for all our sins. But, we are THANKFUL that YOU have washed us and made us white as snow - so that we can serve YOU with joy and a clear conscience the rest of our lives!
In Christ,
Angela
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
A Life Revealed
What a gorgeous couple of days we have been so graciously extended by the One who makes all things beautiful!!! Girls, I do not know about you but we are loving this weather over here at the Simmons Home. Everything just is better on these blue skied days!
I just wanted to pop in and say hello and just comment on our new Beth Moore Study on Monday Night. AMAZING!!! There is not even a solid word in the great English language that would really ever do it justice. I would love to know what everyone else thinks. Really, I am just hoping it isnt just me that badly needs to hear those Words. As Beth put it last night "There's a whole lotta Bible!" Yes there certainly is.... and I pray for you alongside that we are all seeking a fresh Revelation from the "I- I Am".(I love that- it must be the play on words for me!:)) Hoping you are experiencing great things with Him! See you soon!
Crystal
I just wanted to pop in and say hello and just comment on our new Beth Moore Study on Monday Night. AMAZING!!! There is not even a solid word in the great English language that would really ever do it justice. I would love to know what everyone else thinks. Really, I am just hoping it isnt just me that badly needs to hear those Words. As Beth put it last night "There's a whole lotta Bible!" Yes there certainly is.... and I pray for you alongside that we are all seeking a fresh Revelation from the "I- I Am".(I love that- it must be the play on words for me!:)) Hoping you are experiencing great things with Him! See you soon!
Crystal
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