Haiti…. I vow.

Sunday, January 17th, 2010 at 8:54 pm

It is raining here in my niche of Southern California.

It will get very muddy out in my paddock and barn yard, I mean boot-sucking mud that makes it very hard to pull the feed cart. This is the WORST natural ordeal I’ve had to endure in my life.

As I sit here in my cozy home, my thoughts and heart go out to those so unfortunate in the little island of Haiti. There will be many orphans needing homes, many parents mourning their children.

I turn my thoughts to prayer of restoration and comfort for the survivors.

“Dear God, is there anything I can do or say to ease the pain of my fellow human beings? Please intercede for me in their lives. Send them ministers of hope and love and peace and safety. As it is right now my assistance is the power of prayer and Thank You LORD for allowing me the opportunity”

If I could I’d be there.

I vow before you all that I will make it so that I am able to come to the aid of the needy wherever they made be. I will get to a point where I am not dependent on anyone or thing and can go at a moments’ notice.

This is a very heartfelt post I write and I do so to make my commitment real to any and all who read.

Would you like to join me in my quest? Just say the word!

the WORD Blue Letter Bible

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009 at 3:53 pm

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the WORD Blue Letter Bible – Search Results for KJV

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the WORD Blue Letter Bible – Search Results for KJV

Sunday, July 19th, 2009 at 6:18 pm

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After these things the word of the LORD came unto Abram in a vision, saying, Fear not, Abram: I [am] thy shield, [and] thy exceeding great reward.

Just ran a search on what the Word says about “the Word”.

I was watching a video of Jonathan Budd and he was talking about some astounding things that got me to testing the ’spirit by the Spirit’.

What he was saying is how someone who is seeking God but refusing to acknowledge His Sovereignty would talk. I am praying for him because he could be a mighty warrior!

Anyway, here is what I came up with if you care/dare to see for your self. Just remember the search term is ‘word’.

Blue Letter Bible – Search Results for KJV.

Peace and God bless!

What About Angels?

Wednesday, July 8th, 2009 at 4:53 pm

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What About Angels?

For by Him all things were created that are in heaven and that are on earth, visible and invisible. . . .

— Colossians 1:16

Years ago, a Time magazine poll showed that 69 percent of American adults said they believed in the existence of angels, and 32 percent claimed to have felt an angelic presence at some time in their life.

Even more surprising, the numbers jumped higher when they polled teenagers—three out of every four American teenagers said they believe in angels.

Contrary to what some believe, angels are not dead humans trying to earn their wings. Angels are an altogether unique group of beings created by God. In fact, there are different rankings of angels.

First and foremost is the archangel known as Michael. He is probably the highest-ranking angel in God’s heavenly host. He is the only angel referred to in the Bible as an archangel.

Then we have the cherubim. They are powerful and majestic angelic creatures that surround the throne of God. They were placed as guards outside the Garden of Eden after Adam and Eve were expelled (see Genesis 3:24).

Third, there are seraphim. Isaiah vividly describes them as crying, “Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts!” in his vision of the Lord enthroned and exalted (see Isaiah 6:1–3). It appears the seraphim were created to worship and praise the Lord.

Fourth, there is Gabriel. This high-ranking angel brought special messages to God’s people. He appeared to Daniel to reveal the future to him. Years later, he brought the message to Zacharias that he would have a son who was to be named John, whom we know as John the Baptist (see Luke 1:5–19).

And of course, Gabriel also had the high privilege of announcing the birth of Jesus to Mary.

So we see that angels were created to worship and praise God, to serve Him, and to be messengers for Him—and so are we.