Ready for change...

Change is inevitable. Unpleasant most of the time and still again I say inevitable. God is ever changing. Yes He stays the same as He is the same yesterday, today, and forever but don't for one minute think that He doesn't change. Just as we don't drive horse and buggies anymore or light our houses with candle lit lamps, neither does He. This amazing book I am reading called "Prophetic Intercession-Unlocking Miracles and Releasing the Blessings of God" by Barbara Wentroble says this "the Lord says "....never think you know all about the moving of My Spirit. If you do, and turn your eye from My river, the river may change direction and you will be on dry ground". That thing scared me half to death and made me take a second look on who was I really looking at?!!! I do not, and I repeat, do not want to be on dry ground. Where He is, is where I want to be. There is a season and a time for everything. As the seasons change, so does His river. Keep your eye on His river. Stay in His flow and on course. Welcome change no matter the cost. It is here to propel you forward even though it may seem it is here to kill you. It is not. Change is coming...very good change..."He who believes in Me, as the Scripture said, From his innermost being shall flow rivers of living water" John 7:38 and never ever stop believing for "Blessed is she who believed, for there will be a fulfillment of those things that were told her from the Lord" Luke 1:45

It Gets A Little Crazy Around Christmas Time!!

My mom had given me this old red jumpsuit to wear if I wanted to paint or get dirty. Kennedy decided she would put it on and found it was slick enough to slide in, so she used her sister as the slide...go figure.... ooohhh the comic relief and it was needed....(make sure to pause the music on my player so that you can get the full effect...lol)...

One Question Please...

Let me ask just one question.. and do not think it is a question that I haven't already asked myself and mulled over and over in my mind first because I have.
What do you think God will ask you that you did with Christmas, the birth of His only Son, when you stand before Him on that day? Do you think He will ask you how many presents you bought? How much money you spent so that no one got "disappointed" or thought "bad" about you? How much time you spent in lines at 4 in the morning just to make sure little Johnnie or Suzie got exactly what they wanted no matter what? How much more in debt you got this year just so you could please everyone and they could all have a great Christmas? Nope, none of those questions I doubt will ever surface but I bet I know some that will. Nicole, how many presents did you buy for those less fortunate than you this year not including family or friends? How much time did you spend in a soup kitchen line feeding the homeless, some of My most prized possessions by the way, instead of the shopping lines? How much did you get in debt getting someone else out of it so that they could have a roof over their head or food to eat? How much time did you spend with the elderly or the widowed or the orphaned this year so that they could have a great Christmas?
I am to the point that I want my family and I to be able to answer those questions with "everything we had Lord". That is what Christmas is truly all about...