Hello Folks,
I’m engaging in a bit of self-promotion here.
Having written my first guest post, I’d really love it if you’d be so kind as to lend me your support.
If you have the time and inclination, details are as follows:
Venue: StylishlyInspired
Hope you’ll enjoy reading and if you do, please don’t hesitate to let me know your thoughts.
Thanks in anticipation!
Carol
“…If you love what you are doing, you will be successful” – Albert Schweitzer
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O Lord Jesus, I love you
And today I just want to say
That you have captured my heart
In an unbelievable way.
O Lord Jesus, I need you
And today, I express my love
With a heart so full of gratitude
For coming to Earth from above.
Dear Lord Jesus, I thank you
For surrounding me with your grace
For granting me every required resource
To overcome all that I face.
My precious Lord Jesus, I love you
And look forward to when I can see
Your beauty, your brightness,
Those nail-scarred hands
Which were marred to set me free!
© Carol Hind – 11 February 2017
Image from József Kincse – Pixabay.com
For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. (John 3:16)
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Is it nothing to you?
That he took your place,
That he died for you,
For the whole human race?
Is it nothing to you?
That he came down from high
And resolved to suffer
Yes, resolved to die?
Is it nothing to you?
That his hands were nailed
‘Cos you’d fallen short
‘Cos God’s law you’d failed?
Is it nothing to you?
That he drank Wrath’s cup
That he drained every drop
Sin required you to sup?
Is it nothing to you?
The cross of Calvary
The pain and price he paid
To set you wholly free?
Is it nothing to you?
That they pierced his feet,
And punctured his side,
That he suffered all this
To make you his Bride?
But if it all means nothing
Which could well be the case—
I have one final question before you go
Do you know anyone else who loves you so?
© Carol Hind – March 2016
Dear reader, do you know Jesus loves you? Do you accept that he loved you more than his own life? That is why he died for you and for me. If you do not have a relationship with Jesus Christ but would like to, all you need to do is ask. You can do so in your own words, or you can say the following prayer:
Father God,
I want to have a relationship with you. Thank you for loving me and sending your son Jesus to die for me. Jesus, I invite you into my heart. I invite you into my life as my Saviour and my Lord. Thank you for saving me. Amen.
If you have prayed the above, welcome to the family of God! May I encourage you to visit my other blog and read my post: (Paradise Lost or Paradise Regained?). This will help you understand more about the step you have taken and provide links to help you with your recent decision to accept Jesus into your life. I wish you God’s strength, peace and favour during the coming days.
And to those who have already made Jesus their Lord, are you enjoying the abundant life for which Jesus died, so we may have? As we continue to walk with him, may we remember daily the price he paid… may we remember we are not our own, that we have been bought with a price (His precious blood) and may we be motivated daily to walk as victorious overcomers!
Women of Warfare (WoW!) followers and visitors – have a wonderful Easter break.
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Hello Fellow Bloggers,
I write for another blog site but for some obscure reason my posts from there do not appear in the Reader. Consequently, I have no means of driving traffic towards this other blog, or making potentially interested bloggers aware of its existence.
I am therefore resorting to advertising my new posts through my Women of Warfare! (WoW!) blog and appreciate your forbearance.
Image from Benno Oosterom – Pixabay.com
In recent weeks we’ve been looking at life metaphors. One of mine is that life is a journey. I believe most of you would agree with me that we are all on a journey of some kind—a journey towards our dreams and aspirations, towards God’s purpose for our lives and ultimately towards our eternal destiny.
In biblical times it was the custom for hosts to wash the dust and grime from the feet of their guests. It was an act of hospitality but also seen as an act of servitude. To wash someone else’s feet requires humility, as demonstrated by Jesus when he laid aside his garments to wash the feet of his disciples.
To read this post in its entirety please visit: https://apurposedrivenachiever.wordpress.com/2016/03/25/may-i-wash-your-feet/
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