"And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." John 8:32
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Introducing Prayerful Pondering
My dear friend, Pat Rowland, has a blog she recently started called Prayerful Pondering. I want to tell the world about her blog, and so the reason for my post.
Why, you may ask? What does this have to do with loss of a child? A lot.
Pat writes about the Gift. The one that Jesus left for us when He went up into heaven. The Gift is One that keeps giving each day, each hour, each minute of our lives. No matter the situation that we are struggling with, loss of a loved one, divorce, loss of a job, the Gift is here to help.
To quote Pat from her blog post titled, The Spirit of Truth: He gave us a gift no one else could give, a gift that meant eternal salvation and not eternal damnation.
Please take the time to drop by Pat Rowland's Prayerful Pondering, and read the January 12th post. You will not be disappointed. Oh, and be sure to check out her other postings. She will bless your heart.
Until next time . . . pray and seek.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Let My People Go – Human Trafficking Awareness Day
Today, January 11, is Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Please take a moment to read Daniel Darlings blog , with guest Kathi Macias, author of Deliver Me From Evil, and learn more about Human Trafficking.
Thank you for stopping by.
Until next time . . . let's learn what touches our heart and pray.
Thank you for stopping by.
Until next time . . . let's learn what touches our heart and pray.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Book Review: "Deliver Me From Evil"
"Deliver Me From Evil" by Kathi Macias, was by far the most riveting story I've ever read for young people. I must be honest and say I had to go into the story slowly, digesting it bit by bit. This topic of modern day slavery is something I have heard very little about. It's heartbreaking, we already know, that so many children around the world turn up missing and some end up slaves in our modern times.
I felt for all the characters, especially the slave girls. Mara, the tough one, Chanthra, the one willing to reach out and help another slave girl, and Lawan, who's faith in God was unwavering. She made me smile.
I rooted for the hero toward the end, so was not disappointed.
I'm glad Kathi has a sequel about Mara, as a free woman.
Anyone wanting to know about modern day slavery, without the sordid details (Kathi handled that especially well), you'll want to read "Deliver Me From Evil."
Thank you, Kathi, for writing a much needed book that will surely make a difference in our world.
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