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Sunday, March 10, 2013

Always Remember!


This year, I'm sharing my "Treasures" of my study of my "Ponder the Morsels" book. I've picked 31 Psalms to study throughout 2013. Today I studied Psalm 111. Here is what I learned.



He has made his miracles unforgettable. The Lord is merciful and compassionate. Psalm 111:4 (GW)

His miracles are his memorial—This God of Grace, this God of Love. Psalm 111:4 (MSG)

He hath made his wonderful works to be remembered: Jehovah is gracious and merciful. Psalm 111:4 (ASV)

For wonderful indeed are all his works,

Pleasant to know and worthiest to be all
Had in remembrance always with delight. John Milton
To be remembered - literally, "Memory hath he made for his wonderful works." "They" are so made, that man may remember them; the memory of man, also, is so made, that it may retain them. The highest and most appropriate exercise of memory is to retain the lessons which the works of God inculcate; to treasure up for gratitude and for use what he teaches his intelligent creation through those works. Barnes' Notes on the Bible

“I’ll always remember.” 
Damaris Carbaugh,  "No Apology" CD(Words & Music by Scott V. Smith 2000 Discovery House Music)

I’ll always remember God’s goodness and mercy to me;
I’ll always remember I once was a slave, not I’m free.
I owed a great debt, I could not pay the price,
So He opened His heart and He laid down His life
How could I ever forget?
I’ll always remember. 

I’ll always remember He has never, never, ever left me alone;
I’ll always remember that He’s never let me face a battle on my own.
Though ten thousand would fall to my left, to my right, 
My enemies fled from His power and might
How could I ever forget?
I’ll always remember. 

Chorus:
Always remember, no never forget
His sweet mercy, His goodness
Oh, He is so marvelous
Always remember, no never forget;
Oh, His wonderful works, He is so marvelous! 

I’ll always remember that He’s been my shelter in the storm;
I’ll always remember how He covered me and kept me from harm.
Though trouble had come, put my faith to the test, 
When I called on His name, He took care of the rest
How could I ever forget? (Chorus) 

I’ll always remember, I was guilty and worthy of blame, 
But my sin is no longer remembered for the sake of His Son, God forgave;
My sins are as far as the east from the west, 
They lay deep in the sea of God’s forgetfulness;
How could I ever forget?
I’ll always remember. Remember. 

What am I remembering? Our memories are triggered by sights, smells, words, touches, etc. And we take special effort to remember those events, dates, people, that are important to us. All the wonderful things that God has done for me, should be remembered and celebrated! 

The more I talk about what God is doing, the more I will remember what He has done, and worship Him for His greatness. And the more that I remember God’s marvelous works, the more positive a day I create. 

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Invisible Illness Week Starts MONDAY!

Invisible Illness Week Starts Monday, Sept 14th!
Join us for a free virtual conference. Just go to www.invisibleillnessconference.com and listen on your speakers. All programs will be archvived to listen to later and also available on iTunes. This event is the annual outreach of Rest Ministries.

All times are pacific time, USA
Listen here http://www.invisibleillnessconference.com

SEPT 14
MONDAY - 9 AM
Understanding How we Uniquely Deal with Difficulties in Life
Georgia Shaffer

MONDAY - 12 PM
Finding Health Insurance Coverage with a Pre-existing Condition
Jennifer Jaff

MONDAY - 3 PM
Super Foods for Super-Natural Health
Joanna Faillace

MONDAY - 5:30 PM
Hearts of Gratitude and Joy
Maureen Pratt

SEPT 15
TUESDAY 9 AM
Coping with Chronic Illness in Your Marriage
Bill & Pam Farrell

TUESDAY 12 PM
Coping with Crises on Top of Chronic
Jennifer Saake & Lisa Copen

TUESDAY 3 PM
How to Start a Business When You are Chronically Ill
Kirsten Borrink

TUESDAY 5:30 PM
To to Be Announced
Kelly Rouba

SEPT 16
WEDNESDAY 9 AM
It's OK to say NO: Building Healthy Boundaries
Jenni Prokopy

WEDNESDAY 12 PM
Parenting When You are Chronically Ill - Chaos and Confessions
Dena Dyer, talking with Lisa Copen

WEDNESDAY 3 PM
Simplifying Your Home and Housework
Marcia Ramsland

WEDNESDAY 5:30 PM
Real Talk About Men and Chronic Illness
Jeff Kenyon

SEPT 17
THURSDAY 9 AM
Find the Job You Desire and Can Do
Rosalind Joffe

THURSDAY 12 PM
When Your Child is Chronically Ill
Jolene Philo

THURSDAY 3 PM
Managing College with a Chronic Illness
Lynn Royster

THURSDAY 5:30 PM
Helping Others Understand Your Pain
Karen Richards

SEPT 18
FRIDAY 9 AM
Applying and Winning Disability Assistance When You Are Chronically Ill
Scott Davis

FRIDAY 12 PM
Being a Teenager with a Chronic Illness
Naomi Kingery

FRIDAY 3 PM
Surgery Preparation
Curtis Dean Hall

FRIDAY 5:30 PM
Closing workshop
Lisa Copen and guests