Living The Good Life - All Comments

re: The Believer's Rest (Winning the Good Fight of Faith)

JeanLiz — Thu, 07 May 2009 18:44:41 GMT

Questions:

What is Gods' rest?

How do we get it?

Hindrances to entering His rest.

Advantages of entering into His rest.

Maintaining a state of rest.

re: Can I Just Tell You?

Cindy Robison — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 17:47:09 GMT

Thank you for this post. It was a great reminder to be thankful for the small things as well as the big. I thank Him for parking spots too. I thank Him for family and my beautiful home and neighborhood. I thank Him that I was born in America, to a Christian family who showed me the Word of Faith. And now I thank you for your excellent writing.

Cindy

re: Do you have confidence?

Dee Price — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 02:42:02 GMT

Preach woman of God

re: What's Behind the Storm

Dee Price — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 03:28:39 GMT

Amen CMW. I've been listening to a quite a lot of Bill Winston's teachings lately. The Lord has given him such insight. Thank you for sharing and for bringing back to light that which we have let slip.

Blessings,

Dee

re: Last Thoughts Before Voting

CMW — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 23:29:29 GMT

Hi dmoore,

Thanks for the feedback. I wasn't looking at it from a sin perspective but as our regular actions. If we speak idle words it may not be sin but we will be held accountable for those words. If we donate money to the poor, that will be a credit to our account.

re: What's Behind the Storm

yankeegato — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 21:15:51 GMT

agreed!

re: Last Thoughts Before Voting

dmoore — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 07:10:27 GMT

CMW,

Thanks for writing the blog - good stuff. On a side note from your point, I would encourage you to study out the new covenent. Jesus' blood was so powerful and his sacrifice so complete that to say we are "accountable for every action" would nulify His payment. Since the Word says "He will remember our sins no more" and to Him "Our sins are as far as the east is from the west", we are completely rightous in Christ and ther won't be a single sin left for God to remember. Otherwise, the cross would be a failure. That is the essence of the Gospel!

re: A Father's Love

aussiegirl — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 23:30:03 GMT

Hi Christy..I am so blessed at all the responses to your post.The Word tells us to think on things that are good and lovely and of..Good Report..and as we do that in obedience to the Word..look what happens!..we all shout Praises to Our Mighty God..remembering His faithfullness and His Goodness to us all.(Why would we allow ourselves to be drawn into conversations that are not full of wholesome reports. I recall Brother Hagin responding to someone that ask for his opinion on a controversial issue.."My opinion is what the Word says"..other than that "I just mind my own business" I believe that is excellent advice,so I have determined in my heart I will not read or comment on such issues..Christy I am always blessed and uplifted at what you post,your heart is so precious in wanting to encourage the body and express your love for our wonderful God,and as you hold Jesus up all men shall be drawn unto Him...Oh!.. by the way..I would love to take you for a walk along the beach with me.The beach is my backyard...I am so thankful to the Lord for this beautiful Country/Island that He allowed me to call home.I would live in the water..if I could!!

Abundant Blessings to you Christy and thank you for your obedience to the Lord..xx

re: A Father's Love

CMW — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 16:56:06 GMT

All, thanks for your comments. It seems we all agree that we serve a mighty and wonderful God. Oh, and

Aussiegirl . . . I am soooooo jealous that you get to walk on the beach! :-)

re: A Father's Love

Dakota — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 16:30:58 GMT

All I have to say is....wow, how awesome is God's love to us.

re: A Father's Love

gloryinmissouri — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 11:34:18 GMT

I know I can never comprehend just how much God loves us. He has been so very faithful to me. Words cannot describe the goodness of the Lord. When we get to heaven and truly understand what Jesus did for us we will fall on our faces in glorious praise and thanksgiving. This story is such a great example of how the old ones can teach the younger. They have so much to give and many times they 'retire'. I don't think retire is in God's vocabulary. We need the rich wisdom of the experienced older generation.

re: A Father's Love

matthew — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 07:59:00 GMT

I stand in awe of so great a salvation that has been so freely given to us by such a loving Father God and the cost of it, how precious it is to be seated in heavenly places with Jesus, having been made hiers of God and joint hiers with Jesus and to be His ambassadors wilst on earth, glory to our beloved Father forever more.

re: A Father's Love

aussiegirl — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 05:04:46 GMT

Oh My!!.. I get goose bumps when I read this story.The Love of the Father..how precious.It is one of my favourites as well Christy..Blessings to you. I'm away for a long walk on the Beach..with my tissues..xx

re: Do you have the power?

aussiegirl — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 04:44:40 GMT

Hey Christy..you just keep posting in obedience to the Lord, He will make sure it touches our hearts..just like it touched mine today.I know that I know the Lord led me to check out your posts and web site today.My heart was so heavy with a challenging family situation and I cried out to the Lord for the answer...Well! as I read through

what you had posted the Lord began to speak through His Word and bring revelation into my situation.Oh My! The entrance of His Word gives Light.AMEN..PTL..Blessings to you..and thank you..

re: Verses on Hope

missjen92 — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 04:11:48 GMT

Hi There.

Thanks for all the references.