Comments on: KMF: Wherever You Are, Be There 100%

By: Jen Sherrina

Jen Sherrina — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 14:31:51 +0000

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By: Jen Sherrina

Jen Sherrina — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 14:30:33 +0000

whoa! great! this is actually what i struggle with. this past week, i worried a lot about the future: is this really the field of study i want to pursue? why is it that i’m not passionate with my course? if this isn’t my path, then Father, please reveal where you want me to be.. reveal it to me when it’s still early to shift to another course and start again. (i’m a 2nd year Computer Engineering Student)

even though he gave me Matthew 6:34, my worries overwhelmed my faith. He used different people, circumstances, words and even the topic on last Sunday’s service–all about worries, just to win my faith back. he enabled me to do it. He truly is a living God

Greater thing are yet to come. –this is my favorite statement
excitement. a life in Jesus gives lots of excitement.

now, i surrender all my worries to God. i don’t have any clear vision in the future. (well, no one has. ^_^) my faith shall be my eyes (accdg. to Chris Tomlin’s “i will rise”)
Jeremiah 29:11

learn from the past. live in the present. look forward to the future!!
“Wherever You Are, Be There 100%”
i’m now a child of God. soooo, why worry??

thank you. may God continue to use you to spread and glorify his name!! indeed He was glorified! God bless

By: Kathleen

Kathleen — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 03:49:24 +0000

I feel the same as Erin.

By: Kevin Bennett

Kevin Bennett — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 04:42:26 +0000

Hi there. I am a sportsman in South Africa. I play a game called cricket and its very big in our country. Here in our sporting culture everyone is extremely confident, cocky and arrogant and rude, well a lot of the successful players.

This has been tempting for me as I have a great desire to play for my country but as a christian maintain my Christian stand and character. I do not want to make much of myself as many other players in our circuit do but wanna make much of Christ…do not wanna be self absorbed but Christ absorbed. But you know trying to do this in our culture is hard and it gets questioned a lot. Coaches, other players title my gentleness and hopefully humbleness as being “SOFT”!

This blog has been a great help in getting my mind right within the culture. Where I can do great exploits, Hard things for Gods glory, even if it means maintaining my gentleness-cos I believe it requires more strength to be gentle than to be brash, abusive and rude.

By Gods grace I will try 100 percent to remain gentle and humble for Gods glory and not mine. “Wherever you are-be there 100 percent for Gods glory.”

By: Steve Mendoza

Steve Mendoza — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 03:05:20 +0000

wow. that is really true. even tonight, on my way to capoeira (dont ask. google it) i did not feel like going. now though, when i got home, i realized that im glad i went. it helped me to get focused, and it let me get a little fun. even though im tired, it was still a good class. i had already read this post befroe i left, and so i tried to play with my best, and 100%. i think that i did pretty well, and so my class was well worth it.

By: Steve Mendoza

Steve Mendoza — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 00:04:13 +0000

josh: yeah. i got some advice. but what town is it? otherwise, speak with the principal, and ask whether she is ok with that or not. then, just pray! that is the BESTsolution/advice that anyone can give you; just PRAY!!!!

By: josh

josh — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 04:18:29 +0000

i need help ya’ll im stuck in a town that i dont know any thing about… but i also want to get a morning devotion started at my school without getting in trouble by the law… does any one have any advice for me

By: Becky B.

Becky B. — Sun, 03 Oct 2010 02:09:34 +0000

I feel that I can sincerely relate to this. Recently I’ve been feeling a little discouraged about being a Rebelutionary and doing BIG things for God. ( I’m a very real girl who yearns to do extraordinary things for my Savior) The posts and examples that flood this websight are immensely encouraging and inspiring; but sometimes I feel like I’m not doing enough; I haven’t started a organization or websight/blog. But I’m starting to realize maybe God hasn’t displayed opportunities like that because I’m not ready for that step yet. So I keep trying to trust God and His providence; everything works out in His time!
So this post was perfect timing! Alex and Brett, thank you for being ready lilsteners to God’s voice and bold speakers to your fellow comrades. You truly live out this verse: “Encourage one another and build each other up.”
God has given me some wonderful opportunities though. As of Aug.27 I’ve started a small Bible study/discipleship group for 8 girls ages 9-14 (I’m 15 myself) this has been a beautiful experience; and I pray that God will use each one of these girls to accomplish great hard things for His glory.
I’ve also started teaching the preK/K sunday school in our church; what a blessing children are! Once a sweet little girl was trying to recite her Bible verse to me; (It was Phil. 4:19) what came out was “My God….shall supply all your KNEES according to his GLORIOUS CRUTCHES in Christ Jesus.” Amen! The Lord provides - everything from opportunities to crutches!:)
Praise God for His faithfulness!
Soli Deo Gloria,
Becky

By: Juliethetwin

Juliethetwin — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 15:32:38 +0000

Hey thanx for this post! i really like this one. it is something i have been dealing with…

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