Posted on November 1, 2009 by revdonc
I was on a trip to Portland and someone else was teaching this particular chapter. I almost skipped it for the moment, thinking I was too busy. Had I done so, I would have missed hearing from God. By that I mean I would have missed the arrow God shot directly through my muddled brain [...]
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Posted on October 19, 2009 by revdonc
We live in a day when people name children some of the strangest things. There doesn’t seem to be any understanding that names are more than ways to differentiate one person from the next. Names define a person. Many people have been on a lifelong search for the answer to the question ‘who am I?’ [...]
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Posted on September 29, 2009 by revdonc
There were some really great points in this chapter, ones that spoke to me on a number of levels. Jakes reminds us that it seasons of struggle are necessary. We learn in Ecclesiastes that there is a season for everything. Likewise, in our lives, there are seasons when things go well, ones where it seems [...]
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Posted on September 21, 2009 by revdonc
Our next study in Insights To Help You Survive Peaks and Valleys leads us to ask ourselves some difficult but critical questions:
1. Are you intentionally getting up when you fall/fail or are you throwing a pity party and inviting everyone you know – including God? If you choose to stay down when you fall, don’t [...]
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Posted on September 14, 2009 by revdonc
Hello friends,
Grab a copy of Insights to Help You Survive Peaks & Valleys by TD Jakes and join me on a journey to being blessed!
Each week I will post a brief summary (or summaries as necessary) of the lessons. I invite you to COMMENT or QUESTION. Let’s get a dialogue going.
You are also invited [...]
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