King of Hearts Daily Devotional CBN.com
This is a beautiful devotional about the pardon that comes from the King of our hearts. As I was reading it and the example she gave about the Queen of hearts, I realized for the first time that woman must've been bipolar! Read and enjoy!
Donna Collins Tinsley is a sister among you, a sojourner, who writes a word of hope for mothers who have been affected by the pain of addiction in their loved ones lives. She prays for them also through Somebody's Mother Online Prayer Support Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/119408188089314/. She lives in Port Orange, FL and has been included in 20 book compilations, several magazines and online. She is a lover of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Monday, January 10, 2011
In Case of Emergency, Exit! Daily Devotional | CBN.com
In Case of Emergency, Exit! Daily Devotional CBN.com
Sometimes just facing another week can seem like an emergency and we may want to exit when panic sets in. But take a deep breath, pray and proceed. Have a happy Monday!
It is possible with Jesus:)
Sometimes just facing another week can seem like an emergency and we may want to exit when panic sets in. But take a deep breath, pray and proceed. Have a happy Monday!
It is possible with Jesus:)
Saturday, January 8, 2011
El Shaddai Daily Devotional | CBN.com
El Shaddai Daily Devotional CBN.com
It is really amazing what you can find out on Facebook. It can be a tool for blessings and information. Consider this devotion from CBN.
One reason I post devotions is so others can be blessed by what I read. Also, it is a long shot but I posted a comment to some people in Chattanooga Valley, Flintstone, GA area today to try to find out about my father's family. I haven't seen him in about 51 years. I got a reply and hopefully will have some news at some point. People say Facebook brings conflict but to me it has been a blessing.
This was my post:
If any of you Chattanooga or Flintstone, GA dwellers have any information about my family I would be happy to hear any of it; the good, the bad, the ugly. I lost a lot of family when my Mama Linda Lee Wirth (then Collins Reece Lewis) moved ...to Daytona Beach, FL. I don't know anything about my father, William Donald Collins (haven't seen him in about 51 years) or my grandparents or family on that side. My maternal grandparents were Charles Fredrick Wirth and Mary Ethel White Wirth. She used to teach piano from her home and play for the Flintstone Baptist church. One of my great uncles owned a little store I think in St. Elmo. I know it is a long shot to get information this way, but I'll be 60 soon and wouldn't mind having some knowledge of my roots. Thanks to Sarah Smith for filling in some blanks and connecting me to this FB page and Beverly Collins who we are pretty sure I am not related to, but she has been a great blessing and help to me. Just email me by Facebook:) Thanks and blessings and have a great day
It is really amazing what you can find out on Facebook. It can be a tool for blessings and information. Consider this devotion from CBN.
One reason I post devotions is so others can be blessed by what I read. Also, it is a long shot but I posted a comment to some people in Chattanooga Valley, Flintstone, GA area today to try to find out about my father's family. I haven't seen him in about 51 years. I got a reply and hopefully will have some news at some point. People say Facebook brings conflict but to me it has been a blessing.
This was my post:
If any of you Chattanooga or Flintstone, GA dwellers have any information about my family I would be happy to hear any of it; the good, the bad, the ugly. I lost a lot of family when my Mama Linda Lee Wirth (then Collins Reece Lewis) moved ...to Daytona Beach, FL. I don't know anything about my father, William Donald Collins (haven't seen him in about 51 years) or my grandparents or family on that side. My maternal grandparents were Charles Fredrick Wirth and Mary Ethel White Wirth. She used to teach piano from her home and play for the Flintstone Baptist church. One of my great uncles owned a little store I think in St. Elmo. I know it is a long shot to get information this way, but I'll be 60 soon and wouldn't mind having some knowledge of my roots. Thanks to Sarah Smith for filling in some blanks and connecting me to this FB page and Beverly Collins who we are pretty sure I am not related to, but she has been a great blessing and help to me. Just email me by Facebook:) Thanks and blessings and have a great day
Friday, January 7, 2011
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Reaching Your Full Potential Daily Devotional | CBN.com
Reaching Your Full Potential Daily Devotional CBN.com
If you feel like your life is full of pain, there may be some pruning going on. Let go, and let God is the only way to release the pain and face the future.
Romans 8:28 will always ring true. Claim it for your New Year!
If you feel like your life is full of pain, there may be some pruning going on. Let go, and let God is the only way to release the pain and face the future.
Romans 8:28 will always ring true. Claim it for your New Year!
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Waiting on God for the Promise of the Father Daily Devotional | CBN.com
Waiting on God for the Promise of the Father Daily Devotional CBN.com
Another great devotional from Andrew Murray.
Many of us are waiting on the promises of God, for ourselves and our families. Lord, have mercy and come quickly!
Another great devotional from Andrew Murray.
Many of us are waiting on the promises of God, for ourselves and our families. Lord, have mercy and come quickly!
Monday, January 3, 2011
Tug of War Daily Devotional | CBN.com
Tug of War Daily Devotional CBN.com
I have about 20 minutes to myself before we get back into the normal Monday groove of Aryel coming over. Isaiah was not a happy camper to get up for school. Read a great devo story by Sandy Cathcart this morning and here's another one to start the day with:)
I have about 20 minutes to myself before we get back into the normal Monday groove of Aryel coming over. Isaiah was not a happy camper to get up for school. Read a great devo story by Sandy Cathcart this morning and here's another one to start the day with:)
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Is your family sometimes described as a dysfunctional, motley crew?
Think about this:
I decided for the New Year I would reread my New Testament, The Message version. Yesterday I noticed for the first time, that in the linage of Jesus they always named the father but only named a few mothers. It was interesting that the only mothers mentioned other than Mary, were women of questionable reputation.
Tamar had to use deceit to get her rightful heir, Rahab was a lady of the night, Ruth an outcast who was so faithful to her mother-in-law that she obtained blessings, and Bathsheba was noted as Uriah's wife (since she was married to him, when King David called for her.) And little, pure Mary had rumors about her as she and Joseph were not married at the time she conceived our King. What sacrifices have been made for us to have salvation!
So, don't feel bad if your family line is somewhat a dysfunctional, motley crew. You are in good company.
I decided for the New Year I would reread my New Testament, The Message version. Yesterday I noticed for the first time, that in the linage of Jesus they always named the father but only named a few mothers. It was interesting that the only mothers mentioned other than Mary, were women of questionable reputation.
Tamar had to use deceit to get her rightful heir, Rahab was a lady of the night, Ruth an outcast who was so faithful to her mother-in-law that she obtained blessings, and Bathsheba was noted as Uriah's wife (since she was married to him, when King David called for her.) And little, pure Mary had rumors about her as she and Joseph were not married at the time she conceived our King. What sacrifices have been made for us to have salvation!
So, don't feel bad if your family line is somewhat a dysfunctional, motley crew. You are in good company.
Saturday, January 1, 2011
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