Monday, August 31, 2015

Tea Leaves - Invisible Blessings

Psalm 56

With a peace my heart’s o’erflowing-
 Peace the world can’t understand.
I have a few of earth’s possessions.
 I’m a stranger in the land.

No, they can’t see why happiness
 Should all my being thrill.
But I have some hid possessions
 God has shared, my life to fill.

He gave peace and joy, contentment
 When He took away my sin.
Cleansed me by His precious Son’s blood.
 Guild’t all gone. He lives within.

They know not why I am singing
 While the mighty billows roll.
They can’t see I’m safe with Jesus.
 He’s the anchor of my soul.

They can’t see the hand I’m holding, 
 Which belongs to God in heaven.
Nor the Shepherd who is leading,
 Though the journey’s all uneven.

I thankYou, God above me,
 For the peace the world can’t give,
And for constantly abiding
 By my side while here I live.


As I endeavor to train my children these few short years they are with me, I want to concentrate on teaching them that the invisible blessings which God has os abundantly given us are those which can never be taken away if we cling to them in faith. May they have the kind of faith which sees and knows the invisible better than the visible.

Compiled by Nancy Stutzman


Saturday, August 29, 2015

Sunday, August 23, 2015

Congratulations...

 ...on your 1 year Anniversary! One year ago toady, my "medium" sister got married to "red" Jon.


Saturday, August 22, 2015

Friday, August 14, 2015

Season of Schooling...

Getting ready to start school for the year of 215-2016! Excited for the fun & adventurous days in EBA.

Thursday, August 6, 2015

Volleyball Season...

First week of volleyball practice... Praying for a great year and that no one would have any "accidents" and that we will be Godly examples one to another...

Wednesday, August 5, 2015

A Little Vacation...

...at the Gaus' home, we ate delicious food, played Sorry in a fun way, studied the Bible, and watched a movie...

Monday, August 3, 2015

Monday Musings - They won't miss me...

They won't miss me, said the mother as she repeatedly left her children for rounds of teas and parties. The devil did not "miss" the children either.

They won't miss me, said the soldier as he went A.W.O.L. but he spent thirty days in the guard house after that.

They won't miss me, said the sentry as he slipped away from duty. But the enemy surprised and massacred his comrades that very night.

They won't miss me, said the man on the assembly line, as he slipped away without permission. but the airplane crashed and killed his brother or the lack of a single part.

They won't miss me, said the Christian worker as he shed his responsibilities in a day of crisis, and then he wondered why his country gave way to softness and demoralization.

They won't miss me, said the church member as he omitted worship one Sunday, and then another, for trivial reasons, and then wondered why he no longer enjoyed a victorious Christian life.

~The Baptist Outlook