
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
26 Weeks
I think it's at 24 weeks (if I remember corrrectly) that it's considered a viable pregnancy? Do I have the right word there? In other words, if the baby were born now, it could survive outside the womb?? Am I right?
And wow, has this little one come alive very actively!!! Have been feeling movement for such a long time it seems but seriously can tell the baby is growing. It's such an incredible feeling! Such a little miracle. The most active time for this monkey is from 9-11 pm.....so hopefully that means when little one comes to meet us they will either switch that active schedule to another part of the day or then again keep it: THEN sleep allllllllllllllll night long ;) Our first 2 started sleeping all night at 5 wks.....I can't imagine we'll get that blessed again, but who knows!
Thank You Father, for these amazing little miracles
that are such gifts from Heaven!
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Learn the Word by Doing It
Matthew 26:55 "In that same hour said Jesus to the multitudes, Are ye come out as against a thief with swords and staves for to take me? I sat daily with you teaching in the temple, and ye laid no hold on me."
The four gospels refer to Jesus teaching 43 times, preaching 19 times, and preaching and teaching in the same verse, six times. This indicates that Jesus spent twice as much time teaching as He did preaching. Teaching is the basic building block for making disciples. Jesus was making disciples, not just converts.
The Greek word for "disciple" literally means "a learner," and indicates "learning by endeavor" or what we would call "on-the-job training." Jesus said in John 8:31, "If ye continue in my word, then are ye my disciples indeed." Anyone who meets this criterion is Jesus' disciple.
"Jailhouse religion," where a person is only sorry he got caught and is trying to get out of a bad situation, will not produce true discipleship. It takes a forsaking of all to be Jesus' disciple. Jesus wants us to "count the cost." It is definitely a commitment.
What the Lord has started in you, He will also continue and complete. That is not to say that your success will be automatic; we have to cooperate with what God is wanting to do in our lives. Our faithfulness may always be suspect, but God's faithfulness is never in question. It is always God's will to continue and complete the good work He began in us.
~Andrew Wommack Ministries
The four gospels refer to Jesus teaching 43 times, preaching 19 times, and preaching and teaching in the same verse, six times. This indicates that Jesus spent twice as much time teaching as He did preaching. Teaching is the basic building block for making disciples. Jesus was making disciples, not just converts.
The Greek word for "disciple" literally means "a learner," and indicates "learning by endeavor" or what we would call "on-the-job training." Jesus said in John 8:31, "If ye continue in my word, then are ye my disciples indeed." Anyone who meets this criterion is Jesus' disciple.
"Jailhouse religion," where a person is only sorry he got caught and is trying to get out of a bad situation, will not produce true discipleship. It takes a forsaking of all to be Jesus' disciple. Jesus wants us to "count the cost." It is definitely a commitment.
What the Lord has started in you, He will also continue and complete. That is not to say that your success will be automatic; we have to cooperate with what God is wanting to do in our lives. Our faithfulness may always be suspect, but God's faithfulness is never in question. It is always God's will to continue and complete the good work He began in us.
~Andrew Wommack Ministries
Monday, November 16, 2009
Pictures-Ellie Joy's 2nd Bday
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Pictures-Orphan Sunday
http://www.proverbs31.org/ Proverbs 31 Ministries and getting to meet her and chat a bit.
My group of book study women is doing her book What Happens When Women Say Yes to God...and it's been great. You can also find her at http://lysaterkeurst.blogspot.com/.
If you look closely, you will see in the background of this picture above, a beautiful little Korean girl named Ellie. She was adopted into a family in a neighboring community.
Okay.....so I gotta get to my prayer closet and chat more with God about all these beautiful little orphans with such sad, sad eyes.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Pictures-Happy Days
And to top off that great day, it ended with a hot date with my hubby at the school fall play.
Friday, November 13, 2009
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