Monday, February 2, 2009
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Do you deny Christ?
We all have heard how Peter denied Christ 3 times but what about you? I'm not exactly talking about when someone asks you if you are a Christian and what your response is. I think most of us would say yes in that situation, at least in our comfortable free speech country as it is today.
What I am talking about is when people you work with, your friends, or strangers you walk by or are standing in line by say a derogative comment about Christ or God, how do you respond? Do you ignore it or do you stand up for your Lord and Savior and use that opportunity to minister to those people? I think most of us would chose not to say anything. You might think it is none of your business. But what we fail to realize is that we have just denied Christ. W have put your pride before Christ.
How often do you profess Christ to people? I am not talking about the stickers on your car, or the cross on your necklace, or any other accessories. I am talking about how often you actually talk about Christ with people. How often you give Christ the credit for all the blessing you have in your life when telling people about them? How often do you humble yourself and forget about possible embarrassment and defend the Lord when people talk negatively about Him?
The sermon at church today was along the lines of this but during the sermon I started to expand on the preachers comments and that is where it lead me. I know that I have denied Christ too many times in my life and as I have now asked forgiveness I will not let another opportunity go by without professing my faith, standing up for my Savior and helping others come to know Christ the way I do. How about you?
What I am talking about is when people you work with, your friends, or strangers you walk by or are standing in line by say a derogative comment about Christ or God, how do you respond? Do you ignore it or do you stand up for your Lord and Savior and use that opportunity to minister to those people? I think most of us would chose not to say anything. You might think it is none of your business. But what we fail to realize is that we have just denied Christ. W have put your pride before Christ.
How often do you profess Christ to people? I am not talking about the stickers on your car, or the cross on your necklace, or any other accessories. I am talking about how often you actually talk about Christ with people. How often you give Christ the credit for all the blessing you have in your life when telling people about them? How often do you humble yourself and forget about possible embarrassment and defend the Lord when people talk negatively about Him?
The sermon at church today was along the lines of this but during the sermon I started to expand on the preachers comments and that is where it lead me. I know that I have denied Christ too many times in my life and as I have now asked forgiveness I will not let another opportunity go by without professing my faith, standing up for my Savior and helping others come to know Christ the way I do. How about you?
Friday, December 26, 2008
All I want is a White Christmas
Although it came a day late it was still perfect to look out and see such a beautiful sight. The kids got so excited and were jumping up and down hugging us and saying "We're rich"! Oh to be a child again. I can see why the Lord instructs us in the bible to be like children.
Christmas Eve Present
On every Christmas Eve since I can remember I have always gotten to enjoy the excitement of opening one present on Christmas Eve. This was definitely one tradition I wanted my children to experience.
Faith Anne and Emily like to play Silvermist and Tinker Bell ever since seeing the new Tinker Bell Movie. So we got them the Tinker Bell for Emily and Silvermist for Faith Anne dolls to play in their games.
Faith Anne and Emily like to play Silvermist and Tinker Bell ever since seeing the new Tinker Bell Movie. So we got them the Tinker Bell for Emily and Silvermist for Faith Anne dolls to play in their games.Mrs.Diana
On Christmas Eve a dear friend of ours, Mrs. Diana or as the girls like to call her Grandma, stopped by to give the girls a gift. 
We befriended her during our many visits to Fry's where she is a greeter and through our short visits and finding out we belong to the same church we have become closer through the year. 
God places people in our lives for many reasons. I believe for us with both the kids grandmothers out of town she was given to us for the girls to have a grandmotherly figure they can hug on a regular basis. By no means does she replace their wonderful grandmothers but she is a great fill in.
We befriended her during our many visits to Fry's where she is a greeter and through our short visits and finding out we belong to the same church we have become closer through the year. 
God places people in our lives for many reasons. I believe for us with both the kids grandmothers out of town she was given to us for the girls to have a grandmotherly figure they can hug on a regular basis. By no means does she replace their wonderful grandmothers but she is a great fill in.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
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