Well, I did it! After I don't know how long of trying and Cindy guiding me through this, I finally got on. Maybe that's what's been wrong with all of us is that we're so tech challenged that we've been scared away?
I've been reading all of the stuff, but I just couldn't figure out how to get there. Then Cindy told me (for the umpteenth time) and I still couldn't do it. Pathetic!
Interesting, Cindy, that you would inquire about the prayer requests that were spoken at the summit. I, too, was just wondering on the progress, etc. Although, if someone said that to me I would ask them to define "progress." Man's definition and God's are woefully different. There's a great verse in Psalm77:19 - "Your path led through the sea, your way through the mighty waters though your footprints were not seen."
For those of you in Texas - ever been to the dinosaur park in Glen Rose? If not, go - it's really neat. Although in the summer it's hotter than hoohah!
Anyway, there's a trail that runs down next to the Brazos River and visitors to the park can hike along this trail. I was walking along when I happened to look to my right. The river is on the right and you can see down into the river bed. There are these ENORMOUS footprints - I mean they are the size of a car. Dinosaur prints embedded into the limestone on the bottom of the Brazos.
Everytime I read the verse in Psalms I think about those footprints in the riverbed. We are la-la-la-ing through life - not even conscious some days - thinking "where is God?" and all we need to do is look in the riverbed. "Your path led through the waters though your footprints were not seen." Neat, huh?
So I get back to the definition of "progress." From a human standpoint there may be "nada." But if we look in the riverbed, He's been there and He is there....and He will be there. Because He loves us.
Look down in the riverbed of your life and you'll see what I mean.
LOL
Jamee
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