Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Photos of our LIFE...
My view from my front porch...
precious hands on precious words...
the door that welcomes our friends...
Look at those moves!
Christmas cards we are working on...
Look at those moves!
Christmas cards we are working on...
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
I am currently participating in a Beth Moore bible study about "Daniel".
It has been so amazing! It is opening my eyes to areas in my life that I
haven't paid attention to before. One of these areas is pride. We like to
think that pride is a very obvious thing, that you can look at someone
and say "they are prideful", but is so much deeper than that. Pride can
even come from something we meant for good. Some examples she uses
are fasting, studying your Bible, participating in Bible studies, sacrificial
giving... Each of these things are great, but we have to be very careful
that the devil doesn't turn it into an issue of pride. Some examples could
be.. "I" fast each week, what about you or "I" study my Bible so much
( I wonder if "others" study it like me.) Pride can be very secretive and
we may not even notice that is what we are doing. I am very thankful
that I serve a God who continually works on me! It is truly humbling to
have areas in your life that need to be addressed and know that" in all
these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us."
Romans 8:37 I found the following quote and thought it was fitting.
"If we barely manage to win our way to heaven by the skin of our teeth, we could be said to be a conqueror, but a "more than conqueror" is someone who takes the worst that life can throw at him and uses that to become victorious. "More than conqueror" is one who, by the grace and the gift of God, and in the strength of God within him, actually takes the very things that are designed to destroy him, and they become stepping stones instead of stumbling blocks. That is being "more than conquerors."
-Ray Stedman
Thursday, October 30, 2008
This is my idea of Thanksgiving decorating.
The kids and I decided to do a little decorating in our classroom for Thanksgiving. We have lots of classroom decor that was given to us. So I looked through it and pulled out the fall stuff and ....Walla!
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Thankful Thursday
Family Ties
Family Ties Are precious things
Woven through the years,
of laughter, love and tears.
Family ties are cherished things
Family ties are cherished things
forged in childhood days,
by love of parents deep and true,
by tradition, by family ways.
Family ties are treasured things
and far though we may roam,
the tender bonds with those we love
still pull our hearts toward home.
~Unknown
My cousin Eric always keeps us laughing.~Unknown
My mom and 3 of her sisters. Each one of my aunts are so special to me. We have so much fun when we get together!! I love you all! I can't wait until our next family fun night!
My brother is one of my best friends. We fought like crazy as kids but now we truly are friends. We have so much fun when we get the chance to hang out! I am so thankful God gave me such a great brother!
My mama means so much to me! She is the best grandma ever and a good friend of mine. She did such a great job raising us. We always knew that she loved the Lord and spent time with Him. She was a great wife to our Daddy and a wonderful mother to us. Thank-you for all the good meals, hugs, kisses and time you shared with me. I love you!
Thank you Lord for putting me in this fun, crazy family! I love each and everyone of them.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
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You will go out in joy and be led forth in peace; the mountains and the hills will burst into song before you, and all the trees of the field will clap their hands. Isaiah 55:12