Comments on: 90 Day Bible Challenge – Day 35 http://theamensisters.com/wordpress/2006/02/05/90-day-bible-challenge-day-35/ Mon, 23 Aug 2010 01:30:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Angela http://theamensisters.com/wordpress/2006/02/05/90-day-bible-challenge-day-35/comment-page-1/#comment-1042 Angela Wed, 08 Feb 2006 22:39:28 +0000 http://theamensisters.com/wordpress/?p=127#comment-1042 Geigh said: When I realized that I was actually becoming judgemental of the Israelites, the Holy Spirit reminded me–”Geigh, what makes you so different?” Ouch. Thank you Father for loving me….in spite of. Angela said: Ouch and Amen! Geigh said:
When I realized that I was actually becoming judgemental of the Israelites, the Holy Spirit reminded me–”Geigh, what makes you so different?” Ouch.

Thank you Father for loving me….in spite of.

Angela said:
Ouch and Amen!

]]> By: Geigh http://theamensisters.com/wordpress/2006/02/05/90-day-bible-challenge-day-35/comment-page-1/#comment-1039 Geigh Wed, 08 Feb 2006 22:07:57 +0000 http://theamensisters.com/wordpress/?p=127#comment-1039 In times past, especially during my early walk with God, I would use the Bible primarily to read in the midst of a crisis. I never knew the power behind having the Word "hidden in your heart". Now when adversity rises, I can pull the Word of God out of my spirit, whether I'm near a Bible or not and bring comfort to myself. Through my reading, I am learning just how much of a loving God we truly serve. As much as the people of Israel turned away from the Father, He continued to give them chance after chance. If you're like me, you found yourself saying "how could the Israelites be SO UNGRATEFUL after all that God had done for them?" They would turn to idol gods, marry those whom God said don't marry, and just totally disobey the law. How COULD they, right? But isn't that what WE do everytime we sin? Look at all that God has done for us; but even with all He's done and will continue to do (because He loves us), does that stop us from sinning? When I realized that I was actually becoming judgemental of the Israelites, the Holy Spirit reminded me--"Geigh, what makes you so different?" Ouch. Thank you Father for loving me....in spite of. In times past, especially during my early walk with God, I would use the Bible primarily to read in the midst of a crisis. I never knew the power behind having the Word “hidden in your heart”. Now when adversity rises, I can pull the Word of God out of my spirit, whether I’m near a Bible or not and bring comfort to myself.

Through my reading, I am learning just how much of a loving God we truly serve. As much as the people of Israel turned away from the Father, He continued to give them chance after chance.

If you’re like me, you found yourself saying “how could the Israelites be SO UNGRATEFUL after all that God had done for them?” They would turn to idol gods, marry those whom God said don’t marry, and just totally disobey the law. How COULD they, right?

But isn’t that what WE do everytime we sin? Look at all that God has done for us; but even with all He’s done and will continue to do (because He loves us), does that stop us from sinning? When I realized that I was actually becoming judgemental of the Israelites, the Holy Spirit reminded me–”Geigh, what makes you so different?” Ouch.

Thank you Father for loving me….in spite of.

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