where would I go? Posted on March 4, 2007 By pamela Whew, what a week, but… O, What a Saviour! I often wonder where I’d be without the LORD. Who would I turn to and where would I go? O to be found in the Hand of the LORD and to be sitting at His feet. What a tremendous blessing we have… freedom to sit at the feet of the LORD, to read His Word and to be freely welcome to bring our petitions, our grief, our sorrows and our hopes to the throne of the living LORD. Living – not a statue, not a concept, not a changing imagination, not a vision… but the living LORD. I was mulling over the passage where Peter says to Jesus in John 6:68 – Lord, to whom shall we go? thou hast the words of eternal life.” Where would I go… seeing that Jesus alone has the power to save, to guide and to provide for everything that concerns me. Why would I consider then going this life without Him? He is LORD in every prayer… in plenty and in want, in disappointment, in trials, in sickness, in surgeries, watching over waywards, in travels, in ministry, in everything we hope and everything we need: He is our provider and LORD. So, where would I go, LORD, seeing You have the words of eternal life. To whom would I turn, seeing that You alone are my salvation. Potpourri
Are Your Locks Secure? Posted on February 12, 2008 Ever heard of a bump key? Well…. you may have never heard of them, but thanks to the internet and easy accessibility, thieves have! Here’s a video showing just how easy (and cheap) it is to effortlessly break into any house. Illegal without a locksmith license, bump keys are easily… Read More
Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus Posted on June 12, 2022 The first verse of the beautiful hymn, Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus: “O, soul are you weary and troubled? No light in the darkness you see?” is a line that resonates with many of us in various seasons or from time to time, I’m sure. Maybe you’re in such a season… Read More
soon to be 17 Posted on May 8, 2007 What do you think Michelle Dugger says when people ask the predictable question: Are they all yours? Read More