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Hi Chris I feel the same way. I know this surgery was a divine appointment for me and I am so thankful to God he granted me this journey. I pray this finds you well. Their is a forum the Christianity Forum I have found is a Godsend to me. The people their are such prayer warriors and they have so blessed me. God Bless you
In Christ
Karyn
In Christ
Karyn
Hi Karyn,
Thanks for the forum information.
Had an awesome sermon @ church today-- it was on Luke 10, the Good Samaritan. I've heard this passage a thousand times, but it had new meaning today.
Our pastor summed it up in three points using: God's two greatest comandmants .. "love the Lord your God with all heart ... and "love your neighbor." Our pastor summed this up in Living the commandment and Loving others. The three points are: Live and Love Courageously, Live and Love compassionately, and Live and love Countercultrally. I believe that God's compassion for us, the soon to be formerly obese-- is like the Good Samaritan. He doesn't care who we are, what we've done, what our culture or religion... His only desire is to see us well. For me... surgery and this journey is living courageously-- being willing to not care what others think and only follow my heart/ God's desires for me; to have compassion for myself and others, and not to conform to the world. this surgery isn't about vanity-- it's about health.
Wow! A great and very timely message. Isn't it amazing how God continually gives us exactly what we need?
Be well and be blessed!
Thanks for the forum information.
Had an awesome sermon @ church today-- it was on Luke 10, the Good Samaritan. I've heard this passage a thousand times, but it had new meaning today.
Our pastor summed it up in three points using: God's two greatest comandmants .. "love the Lord your God with all heart ... and "love your neighbor." Our pastor summed this up in Living the commandment and Loving others. The three points are: Live and Love Courageously, Live and Love compassionately, and Live and love Countercultrally. I believe that God's compassion for us, the soon to be formerly obese-- is like the Good Samaritan. He doesn't care who we are, what we've done, what our culture or religion... His only desire is to see us well. For me... surgery and this journey is living courageously-- being willing to not care what others think and only follow my heart/ God's desires for me; to have compassion for myself and others, and not to conform to the world. this surgery isn't about vanity-- it's about health.
Wow! A great and very timely message. Isn't it amazing how God continually gives us exactly what we need?
Be well and be blessed!
God never ceases to amaze me. What a wonderful message for you and I so got so much from just what you said. I was feeling a little down Saturday and Marylaw had a devotion on her blog about friends and it was exactly what I needed. Thanks for sharing I pray this finds you well and God bless you.
In Christ
Karyn
In Christ
Karyn