Friday, December 16, 2011
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Christmas Traditions
1 Peter 5:6-7 says: "Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you in due time: casting all your care upon Him; for He cares for you." The devil would like you to try to handle things on your own. He would like nothing better than for you to think that if you can't do it, then it will not get done. He wants you to believe that if you can't come up with an answer on your own, then life will be without answers. But in this passage of scripture it tells us we must humble ourselves - knowing that God is bigger than we are, that He is mightier than we are, and that He will be faithful to us - all of which are acts of humility. If we will humble ourselves under the mighty hand of God, then He will lift us up and exalt us. The devil wants you to handle things on your own, but God wants to give you a miracle. Don't give up hope, don't give in to unbelief, and don't cave in to fear. Know that God is on your side, and you are but a moment away from your miracle. Keep walking, keep praising, keep saying the Word, because the next moment your miracle may break through. Stay faithful because He is faithful.
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Monday, December 12, 2011
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
BLESSINGS TO YOU
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Happy Anniversary David and Vonda, how many years? Steve, Teresa, Helen and Jesse, and Ruthie all stopped by yesterday. Lonnie stopped in this morning. Danny is sleeping in his recliner because he can't lay down. He is still in a great deal of pain. This morning he was coughing and something happened to the opposite side in the rib area. But he was in a tremendous amount of pain and nothing seemed to help. He is still on oxygen. His levels drop pretty quickly still. So the most he is off of it is if he goes to the bathroom. Tanner went home last night, he, Emily and Zac have finals this coming week. I have been trying to put away my Haloween and fall decorations so I can get out some Christmas decorations! I think we are going to put up a real tree this year so when the kids get done with school I am going to send them on the hunt for one. If I buy an artificial one, I never take it down! I would love to know what everyones plans are for Christmas. If Danny feels up to it, we will go to Helen and Jesses for Christmas eve after the Candlelight service at church. Then Zac's dad is preaching at our church on Christmas day so we hope to go and then we will have christmas here with the kids and watch football! I miss the excitement and wonder of Christmas when my kids were little so I want to hear all about the little ones and how they are enjoying all of it! I have seen pictures of Clara and Brooks making Christmas cookies, and Marleigh decorating her tree. Janet what about Olivia and Kaiden? would love to see some pictures! Emma has been visiting me the last couple weeks so I am enjoying Christmas through her eyes! I have to share this story that her Grandma Susan shared with me. Susan took Emma to see Santa at the mall and Emma told him what she wanted for Christmas: books and dresses:) After she left and they continued their shopping Emma stopped and exclaimed, Mamaw! I forgot to tell Santa about the high heels! I thought that was so funny. I have another Emma story to share. Around thanksgiving I was babysitting her and we were getting ready for a nap. I asked her what she was thankful for. After much thought she started telling me. Of course I was expecting, toys, dolls etc., but she said and in this order, I am thankful for Mommy and Daddy, my "brudders", my friends, and for Jesus because He died on the cross for my sins. Needless to say I didn't know quite what to say after she said that. Not expecting that from a 4 year old.
Love and Prayers to all,
Trish
Happy Anniversary
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