Saturday, February 15, 2014

Highs -n- Lows Living with the Disease

Another BEAUTIFUL Day!  
The sun is shining but expecting snow later this afternoon :-(

Yesterday, Christine, Kaylee, Gracie and I went to visit grandmas in Faribault....they were both having a good day.  :-) Neither knew we were coming so they were surprised...

I noticed lately I am really have trouble carrying things for very long.  I get out of breath real easy.

I'm having trouble with the shingles pains when I wake up in the morning and before I go to bed.  It's manageable after my meds kicked in but creeps back in the afternoon...

Today the meds didn't seem to help much :-) I plan on taking it easy today...

I am so thankful for all I can do...

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Today's Bible Study

The Bible: God’s Love Letter
Read | John 17:17

God wants a relationship with each of us, which requires that we know Him. In the Scriptures, we find the records of His spoken words, His interventions in history, and His coming to earth in the person of Jesus Christ. From this Book, we derive our knowledge of the Father.

How amazing to consider that the full work was compiled from the pens of 40 different men writing in 3 languages on 3 continents over the course of 1,500 years! Gather a group of historians from just one generation, and you will have neither the consistency nor the unified philosophy and mission found in Scripture.

Each book of the Bible reflects its human author’s personality and background. Moses was the political leader of the Israelites in the desert; Daniel rose to the rank of prime minister while a captive in Babylon; and Paul, the well-educated former Pharisee, dictated letters from prison. Yet every word is true to God’s central theme: His love redeems those who call on His name.

In 2 Peter 1:21, we learn why the Scriptures are cohesive: God Himself spoke through each human writer. In some cases, the Holy Spirit brought to mind essential details (John 14:26), such as the material passed down orally for the Old Testament or the gospels. Then, to enable the writing of prophecies, psalms, and letters, God’s Spirit revealed important truths (16:15).

The heavenly Father loves you and wants you to spend eternity with Him. For this reason, He used men from all walks of life to record His gospel message. Read His invitation for yourself.

 Looking forward to another great day...

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