Posted by Ann Marie Rush
If you fail under pressure, your strength is too small.
The Message Bible says, If you fall to piece in a crisis, there wasn't much to you in the first place.
Therefore, times of trouble can be useful. For they can show you who you really are - & what kind of character you have developed. In addition, they can help you grow stronger. ...
So, don't complain about your problems. For the trouble you face today is training you to be strong for the more difficult situations you will face in the future.
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Showing posts with label UP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UP. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Will the Real Me, Please Stand UP!
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Posted by Pastor Narda Goodson, First Lady of Whitewright, Texas
I was the Queen of Masks until I had to find the bags, the shoes, and the hat to match. I got tired of pretending. Pretending all was well, hiding behind the smiles, and the articulate speech, until the Lord got my undivided attention with a truth that rocked my world. Read My Testimony
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I was the Queen of Masks until I had to find the bags, the shoes, and the hat to match. I got tired of pretending. Pretending all was well, hiding behind the smiles, and the articulate speech, until the Lord got my undivided attention with a truth that rocked my world. Read My Testimony
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Saturday, November 21, 2009
Suck It UP!
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Posted by Pastor Narda Goodson, First Lady of Whitewright, Texas
I am amazed that after a good downpour, gardens have a natural ability to "suck it up". . .that is the excess water that has fallen. After the downpour, a garden usually looks muddy and messy; a typical result from the effects of a storm.
Although the excess invasion of water appears to be harmful at first, it is actually helping the garden flourish. You see, the excess water seeps into inconspicuous crevices that often materialize when the soil has become hard and dry. Once it enters, it dampens and moisturizes the deep, dry, and unseen dingy places.
We will sometimes experience the downpours of life. At times, it may feel like the water will overflow us, but if we allow the excess watering of God's Word to flood our lives, then we too, like the garden will experience a refreshing that will revive, rejuvenate, and revitalize the deep places of our thirsty souls.
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I am amazed that after a good downpour, gardens have a natural ability to "suck it up". . .that is the excess water that has fallen. After the downpour, a garden usually looks muddy and messy; a typical result from the effects of a storm.
Although the excess invasion of water appears to be harmful at first, it is actually helping the garden flourish. You see, the excess water seeps into inconspicuous crevices that often materialize when the soil has become hard and dry. Once it enters, it dampens and moisturizes the deep, dry, and unseen dingy places.
We will sometimes experience the downpours of life. At times, it may feel like the water will overflow us, but if we allow the excess watering of God's Word to flood our lives, then we too, like the garden will experience a refreshing that will revive, rejuvenate, and revitalize the deep places of our thirsty souls.
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