Encouragement for Christian Sisters

Good evening sisters! We have had a rainy travel day and are currently set up for the night, working on a ministry testing of a deceptive religious body.  Yes, it is loving to expose false teachers in hopes they repent and to warn potential sheep from being swept away into their goat farms. We are boldly honest about such things and don't allow false teachers to hide in the dark like snakes to deceive our brothers and sisters.  Go read Jude.  I'm working on a post about being tested myself and hope to have that done tomorrow. As we were traveling today we drove through a town and thought this was interesting. And the buildings painted on the side of that building. We liked the siding on this house. I made a simple dinner of tuna, tomato and hard boiled eggs mixed with a bit of mayo.   As we go through these rainy, cold days we have to remind ourselves not to get in the flesh.  Water all over the van floor, wet clothes and shoes, c

Greetings sisters in Christ! Today I want to talk about man made traditions and mindsets.  We know there are many man made traditions in the unbiblical, worldly, denominational organizations, what I'm talking about are the ones we were trained to do in our every day life, that set boundaries that may unnecessarily trap us.  Brother Jim and I have found a lot of them in our life after we began living in our van.  It's opened our eyes to the American mindset that everyone in this country has grown to know.  Some of these might stretch your mind and I'm not saying they are sinful, I'm simply bringing up ideas for you to examine in your own life.  (I'm sure many of you in other countries can relate to some of these as well as find your own.) * Eating 3 meals a day .  It always seemed like a trap to me as a mother, trying to keep all the children from snacking so that they were hungry at meal time. Then you have to argue with them throughout the entire meal to eat