Welcome, friend! A little bit about me:
For close to 30 years, I served the local church as a pastor’s wife, which encompassed many different roles: leading small groups, teaching, preaching, writing, pastoral care, building relationships, setting a godly example – and also things like sweeping floors, setting up chairs, delivering meals, LOL – whatever it took! My husband resigned his church recently to take on a new adventure with Convoy of Hope; and I’m moving into new as-yet-undefined territory for me! I’m excited to get back to my writing and speaking, I am a certified Christian mentor through Dr Jamie Morgan’s Trailblazer Certified Mentor School, it’s a brand new day for me too!
For encouragement on life, leadership, ministry and transition – and of course the treasures we find as we serve the Lord – you are in the right place! Let’s be friends!
Jennifer’s YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@JenniferWSpivey
Jennifer’s Books: click here
Connect Mentoring Network: https://connectmentoringnetwork.org
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Following 🙂 Happy New Year!
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Hey, Happy New Year! How do I follow from my mobile? I don’t see the follow button.
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Send me your email address (maybe over FB or something?) and I’ll enter it for you! 😊
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Job chapter 16 is a cry for help indeed. Job is telling his so called comforters if the roles were reversed Job would be talking encouragement and lift up theirs spirits. Job is now asking GOD why has he been beaten down so much that his blood is wetting the ground knowing he is innocent and his prayers are pure. Job is asking who can mediate between him and GOD because Job wants to be heard. In Job chapter 17 you can see his attitude is now changed. He wants to plead his innocence and also asks GOD to defend him when no one else is going to. Job is getting mockery and judgement not help!
Today’s takeaway hits home. In Celebrate Recovery there is a sense of comradery and accountability. These go hand in hand. When a fellow Christian is down, the right words or right silence makes a difference whether someone bounces back from despair or plunges further in. GOD’s love is never ending for us, we should pass this great gift to others.
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Amen, Ralph! Your comments are spot on!
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Hi, thank you for the time you put into this treasure.
Beautiful, inspirational, Life Changing
Bible
My new goal is to read and discover
more and more
THANK YOU again
Michael W. Roach
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