Restoring All Things Girls

Preparing for more snow… Whatever will be will be…looking forward to spring days like this…only thing missing is you, come and join me.

What, then, shall we say in response to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us? Romans 8:31,NIV

Rahab and the two spies are the main characters in Joshua 2. Rahab was a prostitute. She lived, geographically and morally, on the edge of society. Her house was located on the wall of the city and was strategically placed to lodge travelers. This was a prime location for her trade. Rahab had heard of the God of Israel and acted in faith. By hiding the spies she faced the risk of being killed if caught by the authorities. However Rahab knew it would take a step of faith to get her out of her present predicament. She did not intend to perish with the rest of Jericho. She knew that if she did nothing - this would lead to her destruction. No one can serve two masters. She made a conscious decision to act in faith on what she heard about God. Rahab was an ancestor of Jesus (Matthew1:1-6). Her faith brought her into an immense inheritance. From a prostitute to the linage of Jesus Christ. This is what faith can do. No matter your stand in life, irrespective of where you are or wh...

So many questions Very few answers God I know my life Is in your hands Trusting you with all My heart with the  Things I  don’t  Understand. Psalm 125:1 Those who trust in the  Lord  are like Mount Zion,      which cannot be shaken but endures forever.  

I may not be receiving flowers today,  but the Rose of Sharon (Jesus) lives in my  heart.  Happy Valentine's Day

Everything God made Is good Including snow Time to shovel Artist:  Fred Swan

“ If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal.  And if I have prophetic powers, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but have not love, I AM NOTHING.”   1 Cor. 13:1-2 How do we miss such an obvious truth? I’ve been observing a current movement of what is being called “the prophetic.” Self or publicly proclaimed prophets are giving others “words from God,” as if we cannot hear from God ourselves. They have “powers” to understand mysteries no different than in A.D. 55, when Paul wrote to the Corinthian church. Apparently, when Paul was dropping a plumb line of principles regarding our spiritual pursuits and our character, in their culture at that time, people had the same vulnerability that we deal with today.  It is easier to function in perceived powers than it is to live in love. Love is the greatest power of all; greater than any miraculou...