Thank You Jesus!
I don’t want to walk off this course that You set for me.
Here—there is blessing.
Here—there is increase.
Here—there is stability.
Here—there is peace.
Here—there is purpose.
And I know I need this more. Beyond all the wants and creativities of my mind, what I need is what counts. That is the cost that I have counted…my end result.
The result of the blessing being manifested when I choose to stay in the line! Continue reading
There is a serious case in the Bible where the disciples came to Jesus and asked Him, “How many times shall I forgive my brother?” And Jesus said to him, “Up to 70×7!” I translate this in so many ways but what I understand repeatedly is an infinite number.“Then Peter came to Him and said, “Lord, how often shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? Up to seven times?” Jesus said to him, “I do not say to you, up to seven times, but up to seventy times seven.”Matthew 18:21-22 NKJV
Welcome to February. We made it through the first month of the year, we survived the cold, the storm and the busyness. As they say in Spanish, “Hay Mas!” Which means, “There is more!” And I am in so much expectancy. Filled with faith for this month that God will continue to take us right on through what He promised us.
To some, this is a birthday month, an anniversary month, a love month or perhaps a month some wish it to pass. Whatever the case is for you—let it be a Faith-Filled February. The blade is popping up for our tremendous testimonies to be told!
This is going to be a FANTASTIC month! ❤ Continue reading
New York City got sacked with snow for the first blizzard of 2016. I know many other areas got hit bad as well. We suffer, especially in our neighborhood because the plow takes longer to pass through our streets. In our part of town it is also primarily hills. This makes for some serious hazardous conditions when the weather takes its toll. Blizzards, icy conditions or rain storms bring havoc to our small town. It is horrible. The streets are covered with the remains of snow, deeply impacting everyone’s commute. Driving in to work, I have to consider the best roads to take. There is a lot of planning to pass through the best detours to avoid further delays.
Sure enough, as I took the first detour to bypass a huge downward hill—clearly you can see a huge truck, flashing lights and another car that took out the top of the hill. It was certainly a bad slippery slope and a dangerous ditch that drivers must avoid. We have to ensure at all costs that we always avoid the most dangerous things, as it impacts our health, mental state and even our souls. Continue reading
