I Ate Grass
Greetings sisters in Christ!
Glory to God in the Highest, He who is King of Kings, Lord of Lords and rules the heavens and the earth with righteousness and justice! Let us rejoice in our Savior who has gone to prepare a place for us! What an awesome God we have!
I was reading in the book of Daniel about Nebuchadnezzar....
I've mentioned before here in the sisters blog about how I (before my life in Christ) was over in the darker side for a time. Not just an unregenerate spirit darkness but a wicked, demonic darkness of being close to insanity. Satan is real sisters and as we see in the book of Job, he can do much damage (if God allows him to.) I believe I was sifted at that time, just like Nebuchadnezzar.
I can relate to eating grass like Nebuchadnezzar (though not literally but wandering around in my mind trying to find a way out) and have my understanding taken away. It was a dark place, darker than dark. But God had mercy and heard me crying out to Him and released me when I repented.
And at the end of the days I Nebuchadnezzar lifted up mine eyes unto heaven, and mine understanding returned unto me, and I blessed the most High, and I praised and honoured him that liveth for ever, whose dominion is an everlasting dominion, and his kingdom is from generation to generation
Daniel 4:34
He blots out our sins, washes us clean and gives us a new heart and new mind. As we travel around this area that we spent so much time in, I'm reminded of who I used to be, the things I've been through and the hopelessness I used to have...I am unworthy to be who I am today! Glory to God, He is mighty to save!!!!!! Let us rejoice in the power of a transformed life, sisters!
We serve an awesome God, let us praise Him even to our last breath.
Every day we have our freedom in Christ is a blessed gift, let us never take it for granted nor become complacent. Praise God, let us rejoice in this day and see what the next one brings, if He gives it to us.
This beautiful, peaceful picture was sent to us from a sister saint.
Have a joyous day sisters,
Love in Christ,
Sister Deb
Glory to God in the Highest, He who is King of Kings, Lord of Lords and rules the heavens and the earth with righteousness and justice! Let us rejoice in our Savior who has gone to prepare a place for us! What an awesome God we have!
I was reading in the book of Daniel about Nebuchadnezzar....
I've mentioned before here in the sisters blog about how I (before my life in Christ) was over in the darker side for a time. Not just an unregenerate spirit darkness but a wicked, demonic darkness of being close to insanity. Satan is real sisters and as we see in the book of Job, he can do much damage (if God allows him to.) I believe I was sifted at that time, just like Nebuchadnezzar.
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| picture from brother Jim |
I can relate to eating grass like Nebuchadnezzar (though not literally but wandering around in my mind trying to find a way out) and have my understanding taken away. It was a dark place, darker than dark. But God had mercy and heard me crying out to Him and released me when I repented.
And at the end of the days I Nebuchadnezzar lifted up mine eyes unto heaven, and mine understanding returned unto me, and I blessed the most High, and I praised and honoured him that liveth for ever, whose dominion is an everlasting dominion, and his kingdom is from generation to generation
Daniel 4:34
He blots out our sins, washes us clean and gives us a new heart and new mind. As we travel around this area that we spent so much time in, I'm reminded of who I used to be, the things I've been through and the hopelessness I used to have...I am unworthy to be who I am today! Glory to God, He is mighty to save!!!!!! Let us rejoice in the power of a transformed life, sisters!
Amen!!!!!
Every day we have our freedom in Christ is a blessed gift, let us never take it for granted nor become complacent. Praise God, let us rejoice in this day and see what the next one brings, if He gives it to us.
This beautiful, peaceful picture was sent to us from a sister saint.
Have a joyous day sisters,
Love in Christ,
Sister Deb