Hope you all are enjoying March Madness, I am sure proud of my BAYLOR BEARS for their win! Keep up the good work men!
SIC EM BEARS!!
The past week K's siblings (all but one :'( ... ) came out here to vacation, Spring Break '10! We had a BLLLLAST to say the least! A preview from the week-- My new header pic on here! K and I on the 30 yard line at the BRAND NEW COWBOYS STADIUM! yuuup we toured the entire amazing place, including the Dallas Cowboys locker room, AND the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders locker room. We did sooo much in the short visit we had with them... Check back soon for photos from the entire week of fun! :) Here is one more preview pic! :) (and yes, it IS real!)
The Lord has been gracious to use snow as a sweet reminder of His promises. When I was in college and in the midst of a spiritually tumultuous year, He sent a beautiful, quiet snow to remind me of His promise to "wash me and I will be whiter than snow." A few years ago an unexpected snow in an unexpected season (and fulfilled dream) of life reminded me that He can bring beauty to barrenness.Thank you, Lauren, for sharing, and to all of you loyal readers, I hope that this touched you as it did me. Spend time to meditate on the word of God and see where it takes you. :)
So, when Christmas Eve offered up a beautiful White Christmas I couldn't help but be giddy. I couldn't help but remember the promise of the manger, the promise of the Messiah, the promise of the Cross and the promise of the Resurrection.
The promise of the manger: the promise that we would have a high priest that would know what it's like to put on flesh.
The promise of the Messiah: the promise to be delivered from the slavery of sin.
The promise of the Cross: the promise to know suffering at its greatest extent and through that suffering absorbing wrath, imputing righteousness, atoning our sin and making all the Father's promises be a resounding YES.
The promise of the Resurrection: it's done--all our debt is paid in full--the pain and suffering will be but the pain of birthing new life.
"For all the promises of God find their yes in Him. That is why it is through him that we utter our Amen to God for his glory." 2 Cor. 1:20