Merry Christmas

I know that a lot of people are feeling uncertain and afraid right now.  But if you believe in the Salvation offered by the 100% human and 100% God whose entry into this world is traditionally celebrated today, you consequently believe in the following:

1. Miracles.
2. That all things work together for the good to those who love the Lord and are called according to his purposes.
3. That everything will turn out alright in the end.
4. Miracles (yes, again).

So get up and keep moving--minus the spirit of fear.  And, yes, I'm typing this for myself as much as for you.

Love,

J.

Comments

[Ed Bonderenka]

Good to keep in mind. Thanks for the encouraging word/Word.
Merry Christmas!
God bless us, everyone!

[Buford Gooch]

I'm down with that.

[D]

Raising a child in todays world is difficult enough; the added expense of a decent Christian education is well beyond my means. I will work as hard as i can, but I must trust that the creator will provide.

It is clear to me that I cannot do this alone. It is clear to me that I must have miracles to make this happen. I know this is the right course to take for my daughter's education, so I know that the miracle will occur.

Thanks for saying out loud what my heart has known now for a while.

og

[Wry Mouth]

Some time ago, I don't know how long, all the Bible study and science study melted in my brain and now I regard *everything,* pretty much, as a miracle (knowing how much of the "material world" is actually "material," has made it hard for me to subscribe to "materialism").

So now I say, borrowing rather sideways from Orwell: everything's a miracle, but some miracles are more miraculous than others.

[Samantha]

Reading this after scrolling through your panty bomber posts above it seems providentially precognizent.