Testimony Tuesday

Welcome, it's Testimony Tuesday and of course being a busy mom and wife, I totally forgot to talk or ask anyone to share. Hmmmmmm .......so what should I write about? Well, it's Testimony Tuesday and of couse I should be thinking of "what has He been up to and what can I give Him praise for?"
Well, I will start and you take it and run with it.......
**He provided a breeze and clouds on Sunday at the park with our Sunday School class
**He provided a Gideon on Sunday morning to challenge me
**He showed me very clearly that I was to blog this week.
**He is challenging me to step it up.
**He is alive and active in my life in ways that this blog is not nearly big enough for me to share.
**He is encouraging me in getting my passion for childbirth, pregnancy and the new mother up and running.
**He is pushing me out of my comfort zone.
Ok, I could keep going on and on and on but I want to hear what He is doing in your life...........Leave it in the comment section!!!!!!! We all need to rejoice and encourage one another!!!!!!
Giving Him Praise and Glory,
Pam K.

Meet You There Monday

Summer has arrived and there is soooo much to do and so much excitement!!!!!! This week, we hope to see you there!!!!!!

Wednesday- June 9th- 5:15-6pm - Fellowship Supper (Call the church to make a reservation)
6:15-7:30pm- LDI Classes
Thursday - June 10th-9:15am- First Place for Health
Friday- June 11th-12noon- Prayer Time in the sanctuary
Saturday- 7:30am- Walk/Run Group meets at Bur Mil Park- (Please let Pam K or Tara D. know if you are coming.)

***Coming June 17th- Women's Summer Bible Study...One in a Million by Priscilla Shirer led by Patsy Griffin on Thursday evenings, June 17-Aug. 5. Sign up sheet is on the Women's Ministry bulletin board.
**** Vacation Bible School is coming June 21-25th------Helpers and Snacks are still needed!!!!!! Please see Cindy Hunter!!

Silent Sunday

I have been convicted as of late about leading someone to Christ.

How is that truly done?

Would I know what to say?

Do I know the scripture?

So for the next few Sundays, I thought we would focus on what we as Southern Baptist call the "Roman Road".

I am not good at scripture memorization. I can't do it without His help. Therefore, let's get started. Let's take one verse a week. Commit it to memory and be ready to share Him with whomever He leads us to!!!!!
1John 1:9- If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness.

Searching For The Savior Saturday

I am excited to share with you about a guest blogger. Her name is Cindy Hunter and most of you may already know her. She and her husband Scott have been called to the mission field to serve in Spain. I have asked her to just share her heart. This is such an exciting time. She also has her own blog that she shares and you can find the link to it on the right side of the page. Check it out. Get ready, I am sure it will be a lot of information and of course challenging to all of us. Please join us for the next couple of weeks.

Pam K.

Focused Friday

Remembering God's Priority
Numbers 15:37-41
At times, people will say, "I've made Jesus a part of my life." But this statement reveals that they have missed the point. The truth is, Jesus can never be simply a part of life; at salvation, Jesus becomes our life—everything revolves around Him, because He is the central focus.
For the believer, the essence of living is to walk in childlike obedience to Christ. That means we express His righteous life simply by faith; to do this, we depend on the power of the Holy Spirit for enablement and divine grace for forgiveness when we stumble. And stumbling will occur because we live amidst two kingdoms that are in constant conflict. On the one hand, there's the pull of the world, and on the other, the pull of God. In other words, Satan throws temptations our way, but from our Father comes the appeal of holiness, peace, and joy in Christ.
That's why Jesus taught, "But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you." The way to do this is by opening God's Word daily and letting Him use Scripture to flush from our minds anything that doesn't fit with His priority (Rom. 12:2). We are also to remind ourselves frequently of His commands and His greatness (Ps. 105:4-5; Num. 15:37-41).
The battle is ongoing. And it rages not just in the realms of education, science, politics, and finances but also within every human heart. Since there's no way to make it in life without Christ, it's critical that we keep God's priority as our own and make continual course corrections to stay on track.
From InTouch Ministries

Think About It Thursday

Thought for the week: I Kings 1:1-10 " In the time of a Crisis"
King David is coming to the end of his life, he is old and sick. His eldest son sees an opportunity to exalt himself to the throne even though he knows God has chosen Solomon to be the next King. Adonijah even begins a feast in his own honor to celebrate his new position. This could be a sad day for Israel if he takes over. David is made aware of the situation and takes action quickly and makes Solomon his coregent(co- King) and derails Adonijah. When a crisis comes, the crisis isn't what makes a person. A crisis shows what a person is made of. Different people respond differently. David is a good example even in his poor physical condition. David responds immediately; he knew there was nothing to gain and everything to lose if he failed to act quickly. Then David stayed with those who were loyal. A prophet, a priest & a bodyguard were men he could trust. Be careful who you are close to. Choose your friends and associates carefully; they will care for you when others forsake you. Many followed Adonijah mistakenly. David also served his generation by the will of God. He did the right thing according to what God wanted. And in closing, it helps when you face a crisis if you know the Lord as your savior and remember that God is always faithful. God will do what He needs to do for our good and His glory. David knew God was with him; he was not afraid. Friends, God is with you and will bless you as long as you follow and do His will. Adonijah was not a leader but an opportunist. A leader will ask "What can I do to help people?" An opportunist will ask, " How can I use this situation to promote myself and get what I want."

Testimony Tuesday

I have needed to sit down and tell about this for a couple of days but couldn't seem to find the time to do it.
So, let's get going.......
Giving Testimony to what He can do when you are doing what He has called you to do.
I had a delivery last week. It was at a local hospital and we were just waiting for him to make his entrance. No concern over induction or anything of that nature. I on the the other hand was experiencing a brief episodes of panic when I would try to figure out all the "What ifs". I have discovered with every delivery I do this. Anyway, it was a normal day at work with a lot going on. My husband works at a nursing home and "The State" had decided to do their evaluation. STRESS WAS SOOOO VERY HIGH!!!!!!
Anyway, I went about my day as usual. I had a new OB interview at 4pm. When I stopped in my office to pick up something my phone beeped. A message was left and a missed call from "Mom". "My water broke". Perfect!!!!! I called her back, she was calm and getting things together. It was almost time for me to leave. Perfect! Her last delivery was a VERY LONG ONE!!!! I was nervous for her but decided to see how things went and just put it in His hands. She opted for an epidural. (This was 9:45pm-remember this time). There was a 20 minute wait because they were in another room so she opted for Stadol. 20 beautiful minutes of perfect rest. Total relaxation. I had to leave due to hospital regulations during the epidural. Only one person in the room. I took a wrong turn because this is not the hospital I was familiar with. I turned around and there was "Dad". "You need to get back in here". I was fearful something was terribly wrong. No, nothing wrong, just time to have a baby. After 5 pushes, we had a very healthy, happy, beautiful baby boy!!!!!!! IT WAS AWESOME!!!!!! Baby born at 10:42. WOW!!!!!!! HE was so totally at work. Here are the parts that I just love........
He had me to receive the phone call at the right time at work.
No problems leaving work.
Kaleb was taken care of thanks to my AWESOME husband who supports me so much in the life of being a DOULA!!!!
No problems with delivery.
It was a fast delivery.
No problem with having to miss work......THIS IS THE 25th BABY and STILL NO INTERFERENCE WITH WORK!!!!!!
Home before to late.
I had no money (cash) in my wallet when I was leaving and worried about how to get out of the parking deck. Praying all the way to the car and when I got to the gate.......It was wide open and NO FEE TO BE PAID!!!!!!!
Safe travel home.
McDonalds drive thru is open late.
Had about 4 hours of great sleep and back to work the next day.
IS HE GOOD OR WHAT!!!!!!!!!

Just needed to share!!!!! I serve an awesome GOD!!!!!
Pam K