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Wednesday, 30 January 2008
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I've been very busy as of late; my walks with Christ have brought me to new and exciting heights. My faith is growing stronger each passing day instead of fearful as I had previously lived.
It's not easy in this world we live in today; things are changing at such a rapid pace, it's just so hard to keep it real without going crazy altogether. My recent readings have included the Bible (working to keep it up.) SEND! the christian magizine from Gospel of Aisa and the publications from Kenneth Copeland Ministeries.
We also have been sponsoring children from Compassion International for over 5 years now. The first is a young boy named Abel Faris who is from Boliva and will be nine in June ; then there is Anjosa Samonte who is a very bright young girl of 12 and is from the Philippines.
Our non profit WolfLair Pediatric AIDS is constantly being updated, please take a moment to check us out and not only become educated in the process but maybe you can pass along to others what you've learned. If, afterwards your still interested and would like to actively become apart of the solution, then you can join our group WolfLair Pediatric AIDS Yahoo! Groups where YOU can make a difference!
I personally feel the Lord lead me to do this, it's because of his intervention; his true love for all people, whether they be the sick, poor, dying; black, white or otherwise - God told us, love one another; he never said don't love someone because they have HIV/AIDS or because they're different. We live as Jesus did.
Children most of all are the projects of what this world has done, it's evil reign as produced some terrifiying results, yet we judge and often making a huge mistake in the process, allowing ourselves to become open for the same exact thing, this time however, it's from someone who is pure enough, who has not sinned -
GOD.
Purpose driven life - remember that book? If not read it. We were created for a purpose, not to waste our lives on worrying or negativity, to attack other's to mock them. We were made for a higher purpose, to keep the Lords ministery going by example.
God Bless you all and we will talk again.
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Wednesday, 30 May 2007
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Prayer Chain
Repeating this information is very important to me; please if you've read it before I do apologize, however for those of you who haven't please enjoy the site and leave a name if you wish.
Have a great day and God Bless!
This is a prayer chain box, however it doesn't work as it should.
So please click on the link below and it will take you to the direct website where this idea all started. Place one on your site today; become involved!
Also, my site is accepting Prayers request, please sign the guestbook and I'll add them in as they come. This way everyone gets prayed for, I find people tend to feel much better, like others really care - don't we?
Love and Blessings,
MommaSheWolf
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The Challenge of Forgiving Ourselves
May 29, 2007 Psalm 32:1-2
Submitted by Nora Weston;
Welcome to the In Touch Devotional.
Yesterday, we considered why people fail to forgive themselves. Today, let’s look at questions to ask yourself when you struggle with self-condemnation.First, Why should I continue to condemn myself when God no longer condemns me?Second, Is my self-condemnation drawing me closer to God, or is it driving me farther from Him?Third, What good am I doing by refusing to forgive myself?Fourth, Is my self-condemnation helping or hurting my relationships with others?Fifth, Does my refusal to forgive myself impress God? Does He find me more devout because of my guilt and shame?Sixth, Is there any biblical basis for not forgiving myself?Seventh, How long do I intend to condemn myself? What will be the end result?Normally, the answers to these questions are obvious. But if you’re stuck in a self-condemning mindset, the truth may seem hazy.Often, the only way to work through times of self-doubt and remorse is to focus on God and His will for your life. If you struggle with self-forgiveness, prayerfully consider these seven questions. Read them out loud. Let them work through your spirit.You may even want to open a journal and write down your thoughts as the Lord speaks to you. You’ll surely face some intense heart struggles as you consider these points, and as God reorders your thoughts about yourself.http://www.myspace. com/fruitofherla bors
http://www.shoutlif e.com/fruitofher labors"She seeketh wool, and flax, and worketh willingly with her hands...She considereth a field, and buyeth it: with the fruit of her hands sheplanteth a vineyard."Proverbs 31:13
Tuesday, 29 May 2007
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A Mom Who Keeps Her Promises
May 29, 2007A Mom Who Keeps Her Promises1 Corinthians 13:6-7, “Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects,always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.” (NIV)Devotion:One day, just before the start of school, my middle son sat cross-legged on the ground, playing at the foot of my desk while I worked on the computer. Since he’d been out-thinking me from the time he was two, I shouldn’t have been surprised at the conversation that ensued.“Mom,” he started simply. “When you were little, did Grandma ever tell you she’d get you a pony and then didn’t?”“No, she didn’t,” I answered, fully engaged and wondering where this line of thought would go.“Well, you told us you’d take us to Toy’s R Us this summer and you didn’t. That’s a true lie,” Dylan solidly proclaimed.I was shocked that he remembered a promise from three months back, but more stunned by his reasoning. In the midst of being impressed by how his mind worked, I was convicted. He was right! Every time we drove past the toy store, my three little boys asked to stop and I’d put them off. It wasn’t that we didn’t have the time, but taking three boys into a toy store was pure torture. Either I should have taken them or I shouldn’t have promised we would do it.I stopped my work, joined him on the floor, and sincerely apologized for not following through on my commitment. That little 6-year-old taught me a lesson I’m still learning: I need to keep my promises to my children!It’s tempting to think the kids will understand when my schedule changes and it becomes inconvenient to keep a commitment. After all, they are “just” kids. Right? Wrong! I’ve discovered that after God and my husband, my children are the most important people to whom I should honor a promise.The truth is while children may say they understand when we don’t keep a promise, depending on their ages, it’s really hard for them to fully grasp our complicated lives. All they know is they are eating a cafeteria lunch alone when mom said she’d bring a Happy Meal. Or they are in front of a TV when mom promised to take them to the park.We all know life happens and interrupts even the best-laid plans. That’s part of what we need to teach children – to be flexible. The problem arises when it becomes a habit. A mom who consistently backs out of promises will teach her children to do the same, and will leave them insecure and possibly resentful.To become mothers who keep their promises, we need to guard our words and follow some daily practices. Don’t make a promise simply to stop a child’s repeated requests. Carefully consider your schedule and commitments before offering to do something. Start with small promises and build up to larger ones. If the promise has to do with an outing as a family, work together as a family to get everything done before going. Look beyond a child’s words to her heart. Does her request have more to do with spending time with you than going to the park? If so, offer an alternative before you commit to something you probably can’t do.A mother has the high calling of modeling the faithfulness of God to her children. More than words, children watch actions. Will they find a mother who keeps her promises? If so, it will lead them to a God who keeps His promises.Heavenly Father, I praise You for Your unchanging nature. I praise You for Your faithfulness in keeping Your promises throughout the generations. Please forgive me for the times I haven’t kept my promises to the people I Iove. Help me become a person who keeps her word, even in the hard times. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.Related Resources:work@home: A Practical Guide for Women Who Want to Work From Home by Glynnis WhitwerThe Mommy Manual by Barbara CurtisApplication Steps:Think of one promise you can make to your child(ren), or someone you love, this week. Make that promise and keep it.Reflections:When someone keeps a promise they have made to you, how does it make you feel about yourself?What are some areas in your life where you have trouble keeping promises?Identify some daily practices that will help you keep your promises.Power Verses:2 Peter 3: 8-9, “But do not forget this one thing, dear friends: With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day. The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. He is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.” (NIV)Psalm 9:10 , “Those who know your name will trust in you, for you, LORD, have never forsaken those who seek you.” (NIV)1 Timothy 1:15, “Here is a trustworthy saying that deserves full acceptance: Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners???of whom I am the worst.” (NIV)Proverbs 31 Ministries616-G Matthews-Mint Hill RoadMatthews, NC 28105
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- Name: Mae
- Birthday: 5/21/1964
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- Member Since: 6/2/2006
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Church is a very important factor of my life, trying hard to stay focused is a constant battle, however I have tremendous faith in God and our Lord Jesus Christ. ------ My husband and son, Little dan are very important to me as well as my loving mother who lives with us currently. ------ I also am founder of a non - profit Organization for Pediatric AIDS; which this is my one of my main concerns - I owe much praise and glory to God for his blessing of our charity to help those who's lives are in constant danger because of this disease. ------
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