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Comment on But, What About My Circumstances? by JUDY

JUDY — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 15:27:46 +0000

We do not attract ALL the hard, hurtful, unjustifiable moments that we face, we do some, and when we do, we KNOW it…but….we ALL can attract the strength, the power, the grace, the ultimate support to get through ALL the hard, hurtful and unjustifiable moments in our lives. So Grasshopper, you were “RIGHT ON” with both your blogs. It never hurts to make sure what we say or write is not misunderstood. Love you BIG!!

Comment on The Terrific Twos. by Carla

Carla — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 23:11:56 +0000

Dusty, You are so right. These are the most wonderful years you will have with him. Enjoy them as you go through them with him. They get more special as they go. Believe me! I never wanted to miss a thing ever. A love like that does not come along often. So grab it with both hands and hold on to every moment. You are a very blessed women in more ways than one.
Love you girl ! They are all very special.

Comment on But, What About My Circumstances? by Tami Scheuer

Tami Scheuer — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 12:11:42 +0000

That’s exactly how I took it.

Comment on But, What About My Circumstances? by sue kap

sue kap — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 11:31:34 +0000

Anyone who knows you, knew the heart which reflected your words. If someone had to ask, “What about me” they really don’t know that you speak His word.

Comment on Jehovah Elohim (Part One) by emmykay

emmykay — Sat, 31 Mar 2012 02:54:10 +0000

I love this perspective. Thanks for sharing!

Comment on Jehovah Elohim (Part One) by Jennifer

Jennifer — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 15:25:17 +0000

I had a convo about this type of thing with a mom who was very passionate that she must never lie to her kids or have them believe in something they couldnt “prove”. She also didnt want them thinking that God was like Santa, a fictional lie. I could see where she was coming from, but I disagreed stating at some point, my children must step out on faith that God is God and He is here. I can point to a lot of “evidence”, but ultimately it is faith. My kids have already made that leap – with Santa, the Tooth Fairy, with their imaginary friends. I think the faith will come easier – muscle memory. They will also be more readily able to believe Our God can and DOES do the impossible and the miraculous. Jesus couldnt work miracles in his own town because the people wouldnt believe – I want Jesus to be able to work miracles in my children’s lives because they DO believe!!

Comment on Jehovah Elohim (Part One) by Lori B.

Lori B. — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 14:55:01 +0000

Good point. Our faith is like a muscle we must develop and exercise. Maybe kids who are allowed to believe in “fairy tales” (Santa, etc.) are getting a head start on the skill of believing without seeing… a challenge every Christian struggles with at some point! Eventually our children will want a straight answer, because they become old enough to feel in their spirits the difference in faith and fantasy. That’s when those teachable moments present themselves. But by then the “muscle” has been significantly strengthened- they have practiced believing in the impossible:) Thanks for another insightful & thought provoking post my friend- so glad the Creator created you!

Comment on Big Mama Says We Talk Too Much. by Angela

Angela — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 21:12:45 +0000

Thanks for the reminder!!!

Comment on Big Mama Says We Talk Too Much. by Melanie Cook

Melanie Cook — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 17:10:45 +0000

As always, you hit it outta the park! Love Big Mama’s wisdom, and your way with words!

Comment on Big Mama Says We Talk Too Much. by Peggy Anderson

Peggy Anderson — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 15:00:25 +0000

It is so hard to “shut your mouth”! Our “response” is so hard to control, but sure does work out better when we do. Its so hard to “catch” ourself judging, and to delay the gratification of spouting off at the mouth! If we could all could just heed this warning!
Just turned 60, and still having to “learn” this, over and over
Thanks Dusty!
Thanks Big Mama!