Showing posts with label June 15. Show all posts
Showing posts with label June 15. Show all posts

Sunday, June 15, 2014

My Description of Christ in Flesh

If I were to describe Jesus in flesh, I would describe you. You are a man of integrity, honesty, love, devotion, faithfulness and compassion. 

You have shown me why serving Jesus is the greatest and best joy of my life.

You have taught me how to be a woman who loves and respects my husband. Your love for us can't be explained. 

You have shown and taught us the importance of serving others and how that is one of the greatest ways to reflect and point others to Christ.

Your love for mama is indescribable. 

There is not a person on earth that does not love and respect you. 

You have been the most loving, comforting and merciful daddy. 

My words will NEVER be able to express how amazing you are and how much I love you. 

Thank you, daddy for showing me Jesus. Thank you, daddy for always encouraging me to grow in my walk. Thank you, daddy for never giving up on me. Thank you for teaching me the importance of a personal relationship with Christ. 

You are the perfect picture of my Heavenly Father in flesh and I am ever so grateful to be your baby! 

I will always be your baby who is passionately in love with you. 

Thank you for the countless hours you have spent in prayer for me over the last 34 years. 

You are extremely loved and adored. Every day I get with you here is an absolute treasure and gift. I am better because of your daily love.

Saturday, June 15, 2013

What Will be Said About You?

I know we have spent several days outside of Galatians, and we will get back into it Monday. 

Because today, I am emotionally worn out. As I sat surrounded by so many people who loved Dana, I was reminded of how big of an impact we have on the lives of others. 

We can either make a godly impact or not one at all.

Dana made a godly impact daily with her love and kindness. 

One of the greatest blessings happened just a week before Dana passed away. 

Her two precious  girls gave their life to Christ and were baptized. 

That was the peace Dana needed. And it was the peace she received. 

As parents our biggest goal and priority in life should be to ensure that our children know Jesus Christ and give their lives to Him. And that we life that out in our own lives before them. 

As God's children our goal and priority in life, should be to please and honor Christ. To live a life that points others to Him. 

And that is what Dana did. 

What will be said of you at your funeral? You will have one, one day. 

As my daddy always says, "Leave everything better than you found it."

Let's leave this place behind a little better than we found it, by being a reflection of Christ filled with love, kindness, and joy! 

Tell people you love them! Grab the hand of someone hurting and pray with them. 

And please, pray for Mark, Shelby and Cameron. Especially in these days to come.