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Study, worry and worship

4/24/2018

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Are you finding delight in God these days? 

Or, is your faith kind of lackluster? A faith that feels dry and mundane? 

It's not supposed to be that way. Now, I'm not talking about feelings for feelings can be affected by all sorts things (food, drink, weather, sickness, other people). I'm talking about seeing God above our lives and permeating all aspects of our lives. 

If you don't have that here's something you can do:

"Great are the works of the LORD; They are studied by all who delight in them." Psalm 111:2

If delight can bring forth study, the reverse is true also -- study can bring delight. 

Start looking up. Psalm 19:1-2 says, "The heavens are telling of the glory of God; And they expanse is declaring the work of His hands. Day to day pours forth speech, And night to night reveals knowledge."

Proverbs 23:7 says, "For as he thinks within himself, so he is."

So what we dwell on is what we begin to resemble. If I'm constantly filled with worry, I will become a big ball of stress. If I think and dwell and watch TV shows filled with lust and murder and deviant behavior, that's going to affect me. If I read books and magazines lifting up anti-godly values then that too will affect me negatively. 

Our brains are sensitive organs. They are flexible. They change. They adapt to the information given them. We train them to become what we want them to become. 

I've been writing down memories. Some of them haven't been pleasant to write and have even affected me negatively. This is because I'm still remembering them as I felt them when they happened. What I need to do is remember them from the perspective of who I am now, the perspective of a woman who believes in Christ Jesus and who has seen Him transform life. He can do that to memories too. He can help us see them with new eyes so we can see the humor and the compassion and the misunderstandings that possibly resulted in us being hurt back then (not always but sometimes). 

Like this silly memory -- my hair was cut in third grade and I hated it. I thought I looked like a boy and I had always wanted long beautiful hair and so at the time I was ashamed. That was 8-year-old Jane's perspective. But if I look back on this memory and look at pictures, I realize I looked adorable. That little shag haircut emphasized a cute little face. And that's probably what all the adults in my life saw. And other kids -- well, kids are kids. They probably didn't care one way or another if I even had hair. I can choose to remember the shame I felt or I can choose to remember the memory as I see it now and smile. 

We can study life today and see God -- in our surroundings, in nature, in other people's lives; in our lives and even in our memories. And if you have children, your children are watching how you live, how you choose to spend your days; where your focus is. Are they learning to worry? Or are they learning to worship? 



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Remember

9/4/2017

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Remember.

Remember your beginning with God. We all have one even if we haven't yet asked Him to be part of our lives. He calls us. He draws us. He woos us.

My remembered beginning began in high school. At different times I felt the Spirit on me. I'd seek out that feeling. It happened a few times. When I went to college Sunday mornings I'd take bike rides and sense Him with me. On some Saturdays I'd find an empty church and sit for a long time usually crying (my mental state was a bit shaky and that was when churches could stilll stay unlocked for people just like I was). The summer after my freshman year in college I found myself yearning to read the Bible. So I'd take the Bible and a thermos of coffee and head to a park. I spent a lot of time at picnic benches that summer. In late winter my sophomore year I asked Jesus to be part of my life. 

I also remember glimpses of God as a child. He'd been drawing me for years.

What about you? How did God woo you? Or, how is He wooing you? You aren't imaginging Him. It's Him. He wants to be part of your life. Follow His leading and see where you end up. I guarantee it will be a good place. 

And if you know Him, remember your beginning with Him. Remember how He drew you. Realize those memories hold a key to how He continues to work in your life. 

It's good to remember. It's good to remember the times He came through for you. It's good to remember how He pursued you and drew you. 

"Remember also your Creator in the days of your youth" Ecclesiastes 12:1a

"I remember Thee on my bed, I meditate on Thee in the night watches." Psalm 63:6

"O LORD, I remember Thy name in the night, And keep Thy law." Psalm 119:55


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If He gives us something He wants us to use it

1/2/2017

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On Christmas morning I make everyone take turns opening one present at a time. I know my kids think this is silly but I love to see the expression on everyone's faces when they open gifts. It is a joy for me so my family indulges my request.

And a blessing I cannot control but I look forward to is people using the gifts I give them. I love to see my kids wear the clothes I bought them. I love to hear they have incorporated something I've given them into their lives. 

I think this must be a bit how God is -- when He gives us a gift He wants us to use it. Many of His gifts we use without thinking about it. We breathe the air He supplies. We walk on the earth He has put us on. We use the resouces He gives us. We raise the kids we've been blessed with. 

Our bodies are gifts from Him too. If you can use your hands you're blessed. If you can walk you're blessed. If you can talk you're blessed. If you can see and hear and eat and drink, you're blessed.

One gift He has given us isn't used correctly by many though (and I'd say by all of us sometimes). We just put it on auto-pilot and go throughout our days. I'm talking about the brain, that weird mass of gray matter that doctors still don't fully understand.

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We all use it subconsciously. We engage our brain when we do anything. The brain tells our arms to move when we need them too. The brain tells us to breathe. The brain tells us to open our mouths when our arms and hands bring a spoon to our lips. 

Yet, one of the parts we often misuse is our memory.

Sure, we remember what we need to do today. We remember our families, our friends, appointments, obligations. But do we remember what Father God has done for us in the past?

The Israelites didn't.

Nehemiah 9:17b says, "they (God's people) forgot the miracles (God) did for them, so they became stubborn and turned against (God)."

When they forgot what God had done, they got stubborn and turned away from Him.

We often do the same thing. We get caught up in worry, in fear, in anger, in a temper tantrum when things don't go our way. We forget what God has done for us and we question His character which leads to the pit of despair or self-pity. 

Oswald Chambers writes, "God does not tell you what He is going to do -- He reveals to you who He is . . . Believe God is always the God you know Him to be . . . Then think how unnecessary and disrespectful worry is!"

We all do this, but we don't have to. Remember who He is. Remember what He's done. Remember. 

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Happy June -- little things

6/1/2016

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Happy June! I recently returned from visiting family in Illinois. I shared a lot of hugs and laughs. I met my great nephew and held him. I had a few great conversations. I rode in the car with my 19 year old daughter all day Friday and all day Monday. We laughed a lot there and back. I shared some stories with my daughter that came to mind that probably were inappropriate but they made me laugh too. Laughing is so important! Below is a picture of my 19 year old holding my great nephew. 
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It was fun for me to watch my daughter comfort the baby and help him fall asleep several times. 

The cake at the graduation party was yummy -- as was the fruit. I had a wonderful bagel Monday morning. Saturday I ate enough samples at Hy-Vee to call it lunch. I tried three different kinds of pie! 

I sat on my parents' porch and drank coffee while I read my Bible and journalled.

I talked to their neighbors on a walk Sunday morning. I attended church with Mom and Dad and saw my 7th grade English teacher and met for the first time my great Aunt Doris. More hugs all around. I listened to the preacher who gave a good message and shared some great scripture from one of Peter's letters.


I rode a silly animal toy for 15 minutes at the mall which embarrassed my daughter and made my niece laugh and made others laugh because a 48 year old woman riding a kid's ride is kind of ridiculous. 


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This is me (on the right) on the lion. I originally started on an elephant but it was so slow. The lion was a bit peppier. 

All of these moments are little memories, little joys that filled four days of my life.

What if we enjoy little moments just for the sheer joy of them instead of trying to create some big huge exciting glamorous life? 

What if we just were content in little moments shared with others rather than trying to seek the things of this world -- like wealth, fame, power? Those things don't ultimately satisfy -- they can be fun but they won't fulfill permanently. 

"Do not love the world (the world system -- not creation or others), nor the things in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him. For all that is in the world, the lust of the flesh and the lust of the eyes and the boastful pride of life, is not from the Father, but is from the world." 1 John 2:15-16

Enjoy your day today. Enjoy that cup of coffee. Enjoy that conversation. Share a smile. Revel in the beauty that is all around you. Halleluia.

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The 80s, rollerskates and singing YMCA at Skate Ranch

9/10/2014

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Mom, you gotta buy a pair of skates, my 17 year old daughter says to me this morning.

Where would we skate? I ask.

In the house, she answers. 

I laugh. 

This new generation has a lot of cool things but one thing they don't have is skating parties. I loved them as a kid. I went to every single one. I'd don a pair of rental skates and skate away. And the best part was when the Skate Ranch D.J. played Y.M.C.A. by The Village People. We'd all do the motions while we skated around the skating rink. 

I have no idea why it was so fun. But it was. Great exercise too! And at Skate Ranch they had a disco floor in the middle of the rink. When my friends and I felt like dancing we'd take off our skates and run to the disco and dance, dance, dance. I had my colored jeans with the matching comb sticking out of my back pocket. My hair was probably up in a couple of barrettes looking a little like Pam Dawber's hairstyle on Mork and Mindy (I miss that show. Since Robin Williams' passing, one TV channel had a Mork and Mindy marathon. My kids learned to love the show too). 

I'm thankful for memories that make me smile. Memories are a gift from God. Some of them may not be good but I'll take the bad ones because they come with a whole lot more good ones. 

Think back to your junior high days. I bet you can think of something to laugh about. 

"Though I walk in the midst of trouble, Thou wilt revive me" Psalm 138:7


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God's Bragging Book

6/13/2011

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"And the priest shall offer it up in smoke as its memorial portion on the altar, an offering by fire of a soothing aroma to the LORD." Leviticus 2:2b

And from http://Biblegateway.com:

"And fixing his (Cornelius) gaze on him (an angel from God) and being much alarmed, he said, “What is it, Lord?” And he said to him, “Your prayers and alms have ascended as a memorial before God." Acts 10:4 

What's a memorial? From http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/memorial:
1 : serving to preserve remembrance : commemorative 2 : of or relating to memory
nonyms: commemorating, honorary, commemorative, memorializing

Think about this. There are things we can do that will go in God's memory book, for Him to remember; or more likely we could say it is God's bragging book. Think of someone showing off their pictures of their children and telling stories about them to someone. They are proud of their kids.

This is what God wants to do with us -- brag about us. Hey, look what she did for me! Hey, look what he did for me!

Think of the woman in Bethany who sacrificed the very expensive perfume over Jesus (it was like worth a year's worth of wages at least):

"Truly I say to you, wherever this gospel is preached in the whole world, what this woman has done will also be spoken of in memory of her.” Matthew 26:16

Jesus said her story goes into the brag book!

Now reread the first scripture reference from Leviticus 2. These memories that go into God's brag book smell good to Him, have a pleasing aroma. Do some research and you'll find out that the smell sense is the one that is the strongest one for bringing back memories. You get that smell that overtakes you. You suddenly are taken back to some sweet scene from your past: your grandma's warm kitchen during a bitter cold night; a beautiful spring day; your mother's perfume.

Our deeds done for God, done through faith and love, have that kind of power for God. God knows everything and He can remember anything He wants at any time; but maybe, just maybe, when taking these scriptures into account, these things that are memorial, honorary memories God keeps of us bring Him additional pleasure when He recounts them. To know I can bring God joy is an amazing thought.

Read this one: "For God is not unjust so as to forget your work and the love which you have shown toward His name, in having ministered and in still ministering to the saints." Hebrews 6:10 

And this one: "But I have received everything in full and have an abundance; I am amply supplied, having received from Epaphroditus what you have sent,a fragrant aroma, an acceptable sacrifice, well-pleasing to God." Philippians 4:18 
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    Jane is a wife, a mom, a writer, an artist, a lover of the Word of God. She has been studying the Bible since 1987 and has been writing about it almost since then. She loves to hear from her readers. Email her at:
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