Writing about my walk as Abba's girl. Celebrating and sharing Jesus to others.
Do not rejoice over me, my enemy;When I fall, I will arise;When I sit in darkness,The Lord will be a light to me. Micah 7:8 Have you ever been at a time in your life where everything is falling apart and the enemy seems to be winning? I have; numerous times. At thirty – … Continue reading The Lord Will Be Your Light
Do not be deceived, my beloved brethren. Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and comes down from the Father of lights, with whom there is no variation or shadow of turning. Of His own will He brought us forth by the word of truth, that we might be a kind of … Continue reading The Proper Response
Not everyone is called to teach. Not everyone is given the key to shape our children’s minds. Not everyone. To teach is a privilege only a few are blessed with to love. I am blessed to be called to teach and to love doing it, and I don’t take it lightly or for granted. My … Continue reading A Privilege to Teach in Krabi
Psalm 91:1 He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. What an awesome promise from our Father! In going to Bangkok for our US Embassy appointment, we met some old friends and had the opportunity to join their cell group Wednesday fellowship. During worship … Continue reading A Sweet Reminder
It has been about three weeks now since Jason and I arrived here in Krabi, and on our first Sunday we had the opportunity to worship with some Thai Christians at Santisuk Church. On several occasions, we also had the opportunity to study the Bible and worship with overseas Filipino workers as well as Germans … Continue reading Worship in Different Tongues
Many of you know that today was such a big day for Jason and me, as we have been anticipating my citizenship interview for months that will pave the way for us to leave for Thailand; and today was it. That’s me, around 7:30 a.m. this morning, waiting outside the USCIS building to be allowed … Continue reading An Abraham Response
In the last few days, I have been going through heaps of files, books, bags, electronic stuff, jewelry, etc. trying to decide which ones to throw, to give, to sell, and to pack with me to Thailand. It never occurred to me that I have accumulated so much stuff in the last 6 years of … Continue reading Unloading (Physically and Spiritually)
Self-preservation. Esther could not imagine how Mordecai could suggest to her to go to the King unsummoned to save her fellow Jews. The cost is too much. It could be the end of her. But then again, what if God gave her the crown as Persia’s queen for such a time as this? Like Esther, … Continue reading Esther and I (Part 2)
Recently, I have been studying the book of Esther along with other women from the “The Eternal Answer (TEA) Party” using Beth Moore’s study guide. Even before we began the study, I was already excited to do it because I love Esther’s story. Who doesn’t? I mean, just imagine an orphaned girl becoming a queen. … Continue reading Esther and I (Part 1)
{abba's girl. fearless & fiercely loved.} by kezia lewis 