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Try Again
Julie Ryan
Susie Strobel
Cara Henry #1
Cara Henry #2
Elva Leitem
Brenda Neigh
Brenda Neigh #2
Carrie Burdine
Paul Leitem
Charles Turney (25-yr pri...
Darnell Moore
Anonymous
Changes
The Lord is My Strength
I'm His Child
Don't Be Defeated
The Battle
The Name of Jesus
I'm Leaning on You
Ancient of Days
Just Beyond The Clouds
He is Speaking To Me
My Prince
My Lifetime Request
This Earthly Tent
Something to Hope For
I Give Them All to You
I Love You Lord
Will Jesus Know Me?
My Little Baby Boy
Terrific Two's
My Little Girl
Who Dared To Cut Your Hai...
The Macaroni Lesson
Stay Near, My Child
For Our Good
It's Better
Love is the Most Importan...
Attitude in Ordinary Mome...
Forgiveness
A Holy Romance
A Lesson Learned From Gym...
The Lesson of the Birds
Chiropractic Parable
A Volleyball Parable
Guard Your Heart
Try Again
If Tomorrow Never Comes
A Beautiful Prayer
Dear Lord
Morning Prayer
We are at War
Desperate
Living the Abundant Life
A Change of Perspective -...
To be a Soldier for God
I Choose the Birds
Spirit Filled
It's All About Jesus
A Poem for our Children
Keep Looking Up
Awesome Hero from Revelat...
A Lesson at Church
Born Again Definition
Q & A
Are You a Seeker?
How to Receive Jesus
How to Be Sure
Bible Verses about Salvat...
Are all religions the sam...
Are You a Seeker?
How to get to Heaven
Restoring Your Passion fo...
Steps to Partner Acceptan...
God Has a Positive Answer...
Coping With Depression
Consider This
Quotes
Enlightenment
Try AgainWritten by Cara Henry: Proverbs 24:16 - A righteous person may fall seven times, but he gets up again. Romans 5:3-5 ...Tribulation brings about perseverance; and perseverance, proven character; and proven character, hope; and hope does not disappoint, because the love of God has been poured out within our hearts through the Holy Spirit who was given to us. (Once again God speaks to me through the life of my daughter Heather.) After reviewing the story of Noah, we decided to make a craft representing a rainbow. I found some colored beads and some string. We decided to make colorful necklaces with colors of the rainbow. Heather had learned a song at school that taught her the exact order the colors go in. She eagerly began putting the beads on with great care. She made sure each color was in the right order until she filled a long string full. With satisfaction on her face she brought the filled string to me to tie closed at the other end. Then in a split second she slipped and lost her grip and beads spilled off of her string onto the floor. I bit my lip as I watched shock and disappointment flush her face. I didn't know what to say so I just reached for her and pulled her close to me. Tears poured in buckets out of her eyes. I gathered up her beads for her and put them in a cup. I told her that I would help her put it back together. She insisted that she wanted to do it herself. I encouraged her to do so and explained that the necklace would be twice as special when it was finished and that we would cherish it forever because of her determination. She agreed and found a new strength and purpose in her project. I was so proud of her for her perseverance and character she displayed in this. As I thought about it, the Spirit of God opened the eyes of my heart to see that He also is looking for this character and determination in His children. He is right there to gather us into His arms when we are shocked and disappointed. And it is twice as special when after falling down on the way, we get back up and try again. | Bookmark
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