Encouragement to My Grandkids whether adopted by love or acquired by blood

Thursday, May 3, 2012

What we can learn from each other

  Looking at these two young characters I can see why God tells us we need to become like little children to be saved. These two in their young years haven't learned how to mistrust yet, they play as if they enjoy life, they don't know the meaning of drama yet. They are innocent in their political views, and they easily believe what they are told. They haven't yet decided they can do what they want with their bodies in spite of the consequences of it.


God wants us to come to Him as little kids such as these. People who haven’t learned how to mistrust yet, who live as if they enjoy the life God has given them, who are free from the influences and need for drama in their lives. People who are innocent in their views of life, who easily believe and accept what God tells us in His Bible. People who are willing to use their body as God’s holy temple instead of something they can destroy at their own will.

Indeed people who know how to follow and are willing to hold on to the hand that will lead them through life, the hand of Jesus Christ. All it takes is a little faith and the willingness to think of someone other than yourself. The Bible is our map, Jesus is our guide, the road to heaven is narrow but we can make the journey thanks to the Light of Jesus.

Come. Come today as a little child ready to accept Christ, willing to travel on a journey that beats all journeys.



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I reside in Oregon, with my husband of 32 years. I'm a mother of one and grandmother of six, counting my two newly adopted grandsons. I teach a women’s Bible Study. In June of 2007 God asked me to take with me the things I had learned in my own Christian walk to help those traveling down similar roads. A journey that started with a head injury in Jr. High School and the epilepsy it was to create later for 7 long years. One day I was given the key to my cure. In order to have the surgery to cure the 10% of my seizures that were truly epileptic I was told I had to get rid of first the 90% that were stress caused. For the next five years I took my stress issues to the Lord, leaning and relying on Him and His word as well as catchy sayings of others to see me through. As peace, obedience to God and giving up bad habits replaced worry, stubbornness and disobedience my stress seizures began to disappear. Finally I qualified for the surgery. The end result after 20 years has been being seizure free and pill free all those years. Praise the Lord. God is the cure. I can be contacted at karijo_fluffy@yahoo.com.