It has been a long time since I've actually written a post! I was surprised. Even more surprising is all you guys that still check in on me. My site meter shows that. I'd like to say that I have just been too busy...truth: I have been lazy.
I did go to a conference at Ironwood; Woman Counseling Woman Basics. WOW!! Eventually I'll do a whole separate post about it. For now I'll just say this: Over the years I've heard teachings, preachings and things that have created puzzle pieces in my mind. Based on these puzzle pieces I have formed opinions and taken action. This conference took those puzzle pieces and put them together to make a complete picture. Oh My! What a picture. I came home excited to death to get some things done. You know read the Bible in a day, memorize scripture continuously and ask forgiveness for every sin I ever did or thought to do. :cough:
Well, obviously the goal was set a bit too high. Except the forgiveness one, I've already done that. That's the prayer we pray when we realize we are hopeless sinners in need of a Savior.
So my plan was to go through the notebook we used at the conference and re listen to all the CD's. I also bought two other books and a Bible study.
Today I started the Bible study. I have some sin in my life that needs to be acknowledged and repented of. Right now the Lord has shown light in the broad sense: pride, anger and self righteousness. I'm not looking for any thing from you guys. Though one of my biggest sins is fear of man and not fear of the Lord. I just can never bring myself to walk down the aisle of the church Sunday morning and pray at the alter. So, if I may, I am using the Internet as a substitute to prayer at the alter. I am publicly confessing my sin, so that the Lord can begin to work in my heart. I always want this big awesome something to happen. I don't think the Lord works that way. Oh, He can. However, I think as I begin to honestly begin to acknowledge and repent of my sins then I will find that the joy of my Salvation is still there. Though I have stuffed it deep into the depths of a hardened heart, I trust the Lord to begin to soften the layers and bring it to the surface once again. Not for me, but for His Glory.
Forgive me Lord for my unbelief. I didn't realize that a Christian could have unbelief. I thought once you claimed Christ as Saviour that you were a believer. Not so. A believer yes, but still have unbelief. Lack of trust in the promises of the Bible.
This was going to be a short post and I feel my brain beginning to circle. I will be going to church in the morning, so I best be getting to bed.
I am still here. Guess I should add to my list of sins; laziness and gluttony.
Hope ya'll had a great Thanksgiving! Ours was nice and simple.
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2 comments:
It's sooooo great to see you post, Robin!
I was reminded afresh this evening (earlier) that God loves us as does a parent to a precious child. In so many tender ways, He showed me that again and again tonight. *sigh* It was wonderful.
May God bless you, too, with your own private epiphany! (Keepin' it Scriptural, of course.) Because it is what He delights to do.
If we didn't doubt or fail in our walk we would think we didn't need Him...and that, in reality, is the greatest failure. How wonderful to serve a loving, forgiving savior.
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