Debbie


    Location:
    Florida
    About Me I am happily married Christian woman. I have 3 great kids. I am VERY spiritual and like to meet other people.
    Music Christian Pop and Rock
    Movies Titanic, Michael, Phenomenon, The Green Mile, City of Angels
    TV Er, The Apprentice, American Idol, ect
    Books Joyce Meyer, Charles Stanley, ect
    Likes Cooking, Reading, Writing, Music, Tv, Movies.
    Dislikes mean people
    Hobbies see above
    Heroes God
    Yahoo ID celestialgal29
    Relationship Status Married
    Orientation Straight
    Children Proud Parent
    Number of Children 3
    Body Type Some extra baggage
    Height 5'9"
    Religion Christian - other
    Ethnicity White / Caucasian
    Smoke Yes
    Drink Socially

    Listen to me....

    Monday, September 17, 2007, 02:31 AM GMT [General]

    "For we have no power to face this vast army that is attacking us. We
    do not know what to do, but our eyes are upon You" (2 Chronicles 20:12).

    Everywhere I look, there are marriages falling apart, friends with
    brain tumors and cancer, people who are lost and children who are walking
    away from God - insurmountable problems on every side.

    Sadness, loneliness and fear still plague individuals at Christmas
    time. Pain doesn't take a break for the summer.

    Where do we turn when life overwhelms?

    A little known king from the pages of the Old Testament prayed a prayer
    that transcends time and place. Although Jehoshaphat prayed it nearly
    3000 years ago from the kingdom of Judah, it could have been prayed
    last week in Calgary or yesterday in India.

    "We do not know what to do, but our eyes are upon You"

    The words of his prayer resonate in my heart. Its truth rings out for
    all to hear. At times like these it is easy to acknowledge my
    helplessness.

    God alone can help.

    God responded to Jehoshaphat through a prophet with these words, "Do
    not be afraid or discouraged because of this vast army. For the battle is
    not yours, but God's" (2 Chronicles 20:15).

    We are not alone. The battle is not ours to win or lose; instead the
    battle belongs to God.

    When there are no answers, no strategies for conflict resolution, no
    medical avenues available may Jehoshaphat's prayer be on my lips: I do
    not know what to do, but my eyes are on You.

    Questions to ponder: How do you put your eyes on Jesus in times of
    overwhelming trouble? Read the whole story in 2 Chronicles 20:1 -- 30 and
    be amazed at how powerful our God is.

     

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    I did some work on the site, every time you add a blog post. it will go to the home page. Write prayer request, devotions, about your group, anything. Let the Spirit lead you. Keep it short, peope don't like a lot to write.
    And important, the chat room is getting alot of people, its only three weeks old. Keep an eye on it, many people in darkness, they need the light.
    And it fun, Ive been taking to many new people. If you want a chat room on your site just let me know.

    Talk to you later
    Frank


    Frank Tomi
    September 25, 2007
    02:20 PM CST

    The highest priority for our lives

    One of our greatest needs is to know that we are loved. Each one of us has to feel certain, deep down in our hearts, that someone loves us, cares for us, and has our best interests at heart.

    That is how God designed us. He wants us to know that He loves every one of us with a passionate intensity too deep for words.
    God created human beings with fellowship in mind–first with Himself, and then with others. But we cannot fully love one another until we have ourselves experienced the love of God. We experience His love when we willingly surrender to His call to be our Savior, Lord, and Friend.

    There are at least three reasons God seeks our surrender:

    1. He loves us and desires our fellowship and worship.

    So long as we hold something back from God, we cannot know Him completely or fully experience His love. When we surrender to Him, we get all of Him.

    2. He wants our service for Him to be effective and fruitful.

    The more we get to know and love Jesus, the more effective our service will be. The closer we draw to God, the more impact our lives will have. The more energetically we nurture our relationship with the Lord, the greater the positive mark we will leave behind.

    3. He waits for the freedom to bless us.

    God is omnipotent but will not violate His own principles. He draws us to Himself so we can experience His love and forgiveness. He asks for our willing surrender so that He can give us the best blessings He has to offer.

    So why do we resist? With all this in mind, why does anyone resist surrendering to God?

    Pride is the key reason most people resist surrender. They think they know better than God and that they can handle their life better than He can, so they keep Him at arm's distance.

    Frank Tomi
    September 25, 2007
    02:45 AM CST

    Hi Debbie

    This is not a welcome web program, I am real and stop by to say hi. Welcome to the site, do you need any help with anything. Some of the members write out about there Faith, there Church,there testimony, or start a Paryer Journal, Star a Group. Under links on the Home page you have a 40 day Journey, with movies about Jesus, prayers, and devotions.

    Some of the new members tells us about the place they live. Let the Spirit led you, if you need any help with anything. Just let me know. We have a New Group where you can write out you testimonies, it on the home page or clich on the link, if you can see it.
    Link testimonies.bornagainmysp...

    So don't be shy, meet some of the members on the site. Or Start your own Group, Just leave them a message and you know where I am if you need anything..

    Frank Tomi
    September 18, 2007
    07:57 AM CST