from old blog October 7, 2007
May the circle be unbroken
Dear Jesus,
May this be a testimony to your goodness, who we are in you, and the knowledge that you are the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. That I serve on this site - believing in you, Jesus - in the hope it will bring forth good fruit.
May The Circle Be Unbroken
My grandmother, Beulah, was an amazing testimony to love and faith of the Lord. She loved and served the Lord until the day she died. And then some more. Words were spoken at her funeral by her pastor that she carefully and lovingly prepared for that day. It was her hearts desire and her one last work for the Lord here on earth to pass on to her next generation the goodness and truth of Jesus and the truth and saving grace of the Lord's kingdom.
It was her lifes work to pray for and minister to every member of her family - believing in the truth of our Savior, Jesus Christ- in the hope of preparing the way to each of their salvation. She was tireless in her work, belief, and hope. A true example of faith and faitheing.
Grandma understood faith is not a passive word. That in truth it is an action - based on a belief - sustained by hope.
My grandmother prayed and ministered - based on belief of salvation through Jesus Christ - sustained by the hope every member of her family would obtain salvation - that they would pray for and minister to the next generations - based on their belief in salvation through Jesus Christ - sustained by their hope of salvation for their loved ones - that the circle may remain unbroken.
Grandma's father was a Babtist minister and missionary. My father (grandma's son) has spent a lifetime doing our family geneology. He has taken it back many, many generations. In every generation, without exception, there has been one or more who have kept the circle intact. There is an exceptional amount in our generation.
My father has written many messages on the word and faithfully served and loved the Lord. His children, without exception, have carried the message, served the Lord, loved the Lord, faithed, written their messages, and ministered to their generations. Actions - based on belief in Jesus Christ - in the hope the circle will remain unbroken.
I love you and miss you, grandma. Thank you for everything you taught me and the example you set of living in truth and light. It will always be the greatest gift you could have given me. I hope you are as proud of me as I am of you. The reward I am blessed to see for your work is your spirit living on.
Thank you, Jesus
I love you
for I am nothing if not for you
Dear Jesus,
May this be a testimony to your goodness, who we are in you, and the knowledge that you are the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. That I serve on this site - believing in you, Jesus - in the hope it will bring forth good fruit.
May The Circle Be Unbroken
My grandmother, Beulah, was an amazing testimony to love and faith of the Lord. She loved and served the Lord until the day she died. And then some more. Words were spoken at her funeral by her pastor that she carefully and lovingly prepared for that day. It was her hearts desire and her one last work for the Lord here on earth to pass on to her next generation the goodness and truth of Jesus and the truth and saving grace of the Lord's kingdom.
It was her lifes work to pray for and minister to every member of her family - believing in the truth of our Savior, Jesus Christ- in the hope of preparing the way to each of their salvation. She was tireless in her work, belief, and hope. A true example of faith and faitheing.
Grandma understood faith is not a passive word. That in truth it is an action - based on a belief - sustained by hope.
My grandmother prayed and ministered - based on belief of salvation through Jesus Christ - sustained by the hope every member of her family would obtain salvation - that they would pray for and minister to the next generations - based on their belief in salvation through Jesus Christ - sustained by their hope of salvation for their loved ones - that the circle may remain unbroken.
Grandma's father was a Babtist minister and missionary. My father (grandma's son) has spent a lifetime doing our family geneology. He has taken it back many, many generations. In every generation, without exception, there has been one or more who have kept the circle intact. There is an exceptional amount in our generation.
My father has written many messages on the word and faithfully served and loved the Lord. His children, without exception, have carried the message, served the Lord, loved the Lord, faithed, written their messages, and ministered to their generations. Actions - based on belief in Jesus Christ - in the hope the circle will remain unbroken.
I love you and miss you, grandma. Thank you for everything you taught me and the example you set of living in truth and light. It will always be the greatest gift you could have given me. I hope you are as proud of me as I am of you. The reward I am blessed to see for your work is your spirit living on.
Thank you, Jesus
I love you
for I am nothing if not for you
