Thursday, January 10, 2019
A Wall? What were they thinking?
Thursday, April 26, 2018
Miracles happen!
Two months ago, I was diagnosed with DCIS breast cancer.
Two weeks ago, I had day surgery, in at 5 am out by noon.
Two days ago, I was told that I am now cancer free!
I call it my brief sojourn down cancer row.
I give God the credit. It’s not that God plays favorites, or picks and chooses who he heals, but I listened when God moved me to act. Breast cancer is totally curable - IF it is caught early enough. Ladies, if it’s been over a year since your last mammogram, arrange to go get one as soon as possible. It had been 3 1/2 years since my last mammogram, and to catch this as early as we did, was in itself a miracle! I have seen God’s hand in the timing of everything that I have been through in the past 2 months. To God be given the glory!
Pray often, even if it is only a “Help, God!” Or a “Thanks, God.” If we begin to acknowledge the designer and creator of the universe as we walk through our daily life, it can make a difference in how we hear and respond to God. When he gives us nudges or direction, and we follow through, then life become easier to negotiate on a daily basis and our path becomes clearer. It doesn’t mean that we won’t have struggles in this life, but it is easier to maintain our presence and our equilibrium through the rough times. Through that, we begin to experience the joy and peace that is generated through our relationship with God. WIth God, miracles do happen!
Monday, December 12, 2011
Mary had a little Lamb
The following is a retelling of Mary had a little Lamb. It is from a website called Sermons 4 Kids. I thought it well worth sharing. Enjoy, Nan+
Mary had a little Lamb,
He was born on Christmas day.
She laid him in a manger bed
To Sleep upon the hay.
Angels filled the night-time sky
And they began to sing.
Shepherds heard them all proclaim
The birthday of a King.
Wise men saw a blazing star
Up in the sky that night.
They followed it until they found
The King of love and light.
Mary had a little Lamb,
But He wasn't hers, you know,
He was the very Son of God,
The One who loves us so.
The Father of this little Lamb
Loved the world so much
That He sent his only Son to earth
So we could feel His touch.
He came to give us joy and peace
And take away our sin.
So when He knocks on your heart's door,
Be sure to let Him in.
Why do I love this precious Lamb?
What can the reason be?
The answer is quite plain to see,
It's because He first loved me!
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
What Goes Wrong?
The one thing that seems to go on - my sermons God seems to bless - in the wee hours of the morning, he reaches through the fog of my mind and brings forth the word he has planned for his people at Redeemer to hear. Don't know how he does it, but he seems to pull it out over and over, and I am blessed by it.