If the attitude is My Way, then Speak Lord is subject to the whim of your own ideas what the day should hold. If in the night you hear what you need, but move on a different road, since Your Way seems better, then that word you received falls by the wayside, lost forever. Like the parable of the seeds where the seed falls on hard ground and never germinates, then gets eaten by birds, never to take hold. [Read more…] about Fighting “Our Way” To Hear God
Experience Food For Trust
“Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God.”
— Corrie ten Boom
“I’m not upset that you lied to me, I’m upset that from now on I can’t believe you.”
— Friedrich Nietzsche [Read more…] about Experience Food For Trust
Essential To Teach Children Manners
It is not that Important until it is.
Teaching our children manners is an old fashioned idea that seems to have fallen by the wayside. Too harsh? Maybe that is a little coarse. So, let’s make it an easier pill to swallow. Our values have changed so much, that, what we discipline our children for and the manners we require of them, are less demanding than before.
Children will do whatever they please, that is normal. But, we do live in society, unless you do not. If you do, then you have to take steps to mould some of those wild instincts before they become destructive habits. [Read more…] about Essential To Teach Children Manners
Simple Conversation
Simple Conversation
- (publication date: Feb 14, 2011)
- Books > Literature & Fiction > Women’s Fiction > Single Women
- Books > Literature & Fiction > Women’s Fiction > Domestic Life
My debut novel, a light beach read for the approaching summer months. Having garnered a string of 5-star reviews, it has been topping the bestseller charts in Women’s Fiction. This enchanting novel is part of the Salma Keir trilogy.
“… I read this book and absolutely loved it…anyone who likes a book with humor, love, friendship and some drama will really enjoy this book.”
“… Ms Rumzi has just the right touch of pulling you into the story and the lives of her characters…”
Description
Salma, in her late forties, is not expecting much of relationships after years of dating. Then she finds a man… online, of all places.
After meeting Merrick in person and falling for him, she discovers that his x-wife is still in the picture. Is he worth fighting for, or is it too late to risk yet another relationship disappointment? And what will it cost to make him her own?
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Take What You Want
Is it true that we should always have what we want? Is it true that as individuals the idea of being without, is anathema? When did this thought come about? Where and when did this sour cold reality of our being come to be?
To answer that, one has to look into the history of our lives. Individually, that is. My well to do Father, God rest his soul, refused to buy me things on principle. He knew that he could buy the doll, the car or the dress but simply, did not.
The idea was a reminder, a lesson, that, just because you want it, does not mean you have to have it. It is discipline and self control to stay a need, hold off on a desire and practice patience and perseverance.
In this world of love and love touted by simpletons preaching a weak Christianity, these important words patience and perseverance, have been forgotten to our world of easy life. We were never promised a bed of roses or an easy walk. The road is still narrow, years after the Bible preached it. The purification by fire is still our mantra, still our way. Take the narrow road, stay the course and you will come out Victorious.
Read people like Watchman Nee, Oswald Chambers, Mac Donald and C.SLewis who did not dilute nor lived as citizens of this world, but knowing that they belonged to another world to come. Never let your guard down with an easy life, there will be hell to pay for the lack of precaution and foresight.
When faced with decisions on whether to take or give, give freely, it is not yours anyway. When faced with taking, take graciously, accepting with humble gratitude since you may face days without. Never ever take your life and your blessings for granted, it will come back to haunt you in the future.
Accept with graceful abandon the gifts of today, remembering that all is temporal, all is instant to disappear when you are alone leaving this pit stop for the rest of eternity.