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I have not decided yet – just wondering about you all.
Be Hidden in CHRIST,
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Something New About Something Old
I have fallen way behind in my workbook in my James study (Beth Moore) and yet as ABBA would have it He’s right on time where I picked up today.
The statement that prompted me here is one Beth made on page 108 of the aforementioned workbook: “and then she did something new. She believed God and acted upon it.”
And the light came on! And so to all of us the word is
Do something new — believe GOD.
And one might say I believed GOD a long time ago! And that for sure is true. But what about this?
In that old situation, in that protracted issue that is beyond wearisome – do something new! Believe GOD! And act upon that belief!
Our subject She is Rabah. We can correctly surmise, I believe, that Rahab had long been in her situation. That she had long been taking care of business. But on the day those two Jewish ‘Boys’ came by her house, she did something very new! And the new she did changed her life and her legacy.
To read and refresh your recollection of Rahab please click HERE for a link to read Joshua 2, Joshua 6 and Matthew 1.
Doing something new – Believing GOD – delivered Rahab from prostitution and placed her in the lineage of THE LORD JESUS CHRIST!
Perhaps we do not need to be rescued, delivered from prostitution; perhaps we don’t even need to be rescued and delivered from some disabling addiction; but I’m thinking there is not a one of us that does not need to do something new about something old.
What would doing something new – Believing GOD – do for you and me? We won’t know til we do!!
If this generates questions in your mind, perhaps we can inquire of ABBA together – send me a comment or an email and lets talk.
Blessings of Joy and Peace,
Home and In Love!
I am home and in love and more in love.
Savannah, Georgia, particularly the Historic District and more particularly The Mulberry Inn have etched a place in my soul. I am longing to return there, this time with my beloved husband and the two of us stay for a few days. I’ve even reminded the LORD that Hubby and I will be glad to minister the Gospel as we walk, visiting those beautiful places. :) He knows I’m not kidding!
And then it was on to North Charleston, South Carolina. We saw very little of South Carolina but we heard ABBA through His choice servant, Beth Moore, and that made the many miles worth it all. Beth was tough on us and we needed it! That’s why I say I am home more in love.
And this morning I began a new study. A Housewife Desperate for God by Mariel Davenport. And with the Introduction and Day One I am delighted! I hope you will check it out and see what it’s about for yourself. 
One of the passages Mariel took me to today was 2 Timothy 3:16-17. A very familiar passage. You know it well, don’t you?
2 Timothy 3:16-17 New American Standard Bible (NASB)
16 All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness; 17 so that the man of God may be adequate, equipped for every good work.
via 2 tim 3:16-17 NASB – All Scripture is inspired by God and – Bible Gateway.
See that word adequate? How many times have you felt inadequate? If you are like me, many! How many times have you put yourself down, speaking how inadequate you are? If you are like me, many! Shame on us!
We are more than adequate! We are equipped! In JESUS name we are equipped for every good work He has called us to – today!
How’s that for good news?!
Love and smiles to you and prayers for you my Friends –
Remember YOU have the God-given RIGHT to do right in this wrong world!
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Just a quick hello. My beloved and I have had a sweet, sweet day – eating and playing and shopping, at times laughing till it hurt. And coming home to a Beth Moore blog post that thrilled and warmed me. So much so I want to share it with you. Please click HERE to be connected to Beth’s Blog and read Letting Go. I’m off to bed now. Sweet Dreams, dear friends. Kathie
