Friday, February 26, 2010

Sharing Savor with Sarah

Most of us like to help in the kitchen, especially when there's treats being made. We all quietly tip-toe into the kitchen to lick the pan or the spoon. For instance...


Here is a recipe that you might enjoy.

PB + J Milkshake

2 tablespoons of peanut butter
3 tablespoons of your favorite jelly
1/2 cup of milk
1 cup of vanilla ice cream

Intructions
Stir the peanut butter and jelly together in a cereal bowl. Place milk and ice cream in a blender. Add peanut butter and jelly. Blend until smooth.

I hope Grandma and Gram make this! :)
Thanks for Sharing Savor with Sarah.

Monday, February 22, 2010

The things you see...

Bro. Don Moore gave me this pic of a truck hauling matreses in Tegucigalpa, Hondurus. We have seen similar things here, although usually we don't have our camera ready.
-post by Phillip

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Quotes from T.M. Anderson

From the chapter “Praying Without Doubting” in Prayer Availeth Much
…And shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass; he shall have whatsoever he saith. -Mark 11:23

Our Lord would have us see that we can possess the faith of God. He revealed this fact when He said, “…Have faith in God.”

Christ works according to His own faith, and His people enter into His faith and work with Him in accomplishing His purpose in redemption.

A man can plan for the happiness of a family before a child is born to gladden his heart. It is also true that a man’s family can enter into his faith and assist him to achieve his purpose in life. Surely it is possible for the redeemed family of Christ to enter into His faith and participate in His eternal purpose…

…The mountain is not removed by the efforts of man. Therefore we must conclude that the person speaking the words that remove the mountain has access to a power sufficient to remove the mountain and have it cast into the sea.

Let us assume that the mountain represents the mass of human misery caused by sin in this troubled earth.

Ponder Paul’s immortal challenge, ‘If God be for us, who can be against us?’ –Rom. 8:31

When once we have a proper concept of God’s immutable purpose…, it will not be difficult to pray without a doubt. ‘…And shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass’ …let us underscore the words, ‘Shall come to pass.’

When Christ has fulfilled His eternal purpose in redemption, then the mountain of human misery and woe shall be removed from the earth. When we perceive this truth as revealed in the Scriptures , we can understand that every prayer offered without a doubt in our hearts shall surely be answered in full.

The things we say in prayer are powerless and meaningless unless we have Christ’s authority to say them. But if the things we say in our prayers are the things which He has said, then we can pray without a doubt in our hearts. -Post by Phillip

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

~Our first lessons back here in Colombia~

We had our first lessons back here in Colombia on Friday. We were glad to see our teacher and she was glad to see us, I think (I HOPE!) =) Here we are tuning our violins.
Joshua (our teacher's baby) and Elijah had fun playing in Elijah's little pool. They are cute aren't they?
Sarah and our teacher or "Maestra".
My piano lesson with our teacher. We are a little rusty (because if you know anything about traveling on deputation than you'd know that we had NO TIME AT ALL to practice) but God is helping us.
Have a super day in Jesus!
- Posted by Kimberly, sounds official doesn't it? =)

Friday, February 12, 2010

The Explaination For This Blog

Our family decided that it would be fun to have a family blog. So you should be hearing from each of us at different times. This will give the kids a chance to share with our friends and family once in a while. Heather and I will be posting at times as well. With all of us being so different, I imagine that it will be quite the potpourri -- hopefully a pleasant potpourri. See you later.
-Phillip for the family
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