Here Am I

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October 2011

40 posts

Oct 30, 20119 notes
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Oct 30, 2011
“Let us love, since that is all our hearts were made for.” —St. Thérèse de Lisieux (via quote-book)
Oct 29, 20112,367 notes
“Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts.” —Albert Einstein (via quote-book)
Oct 29, 20112,159 notes
“Quiet people have the loudest minds.” —Stephen Hawking (via 500daysofzyrah)
Oct 29, 201126 notes

God. is. GOOD!

Worried I’d overload Tumblr if i say that as many times as i felt like saying it =P

Oct 28, 2011

Definitely gotta find a day to just sit back and chill, not be put under so much of this stress. Also, kinda missin’ them old people I used to talk to. Why is Thanksgiving break so far off?

Oct 27, 2011
“Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not; but remember that what you now have was once among the things you only hoped for.” —Epicurus (via quote-book)
Oct 27, 20114,262 notes

Small note of thanks to all those that have encouraged me since my last post. Lesson learned: Pay less attention to the accusers and more to the brothers and sisters in Christ that love you. I will not be taking that for granted again =P

On another note… things have been looking up finally this week. It’s been a long time since I’ve been able to just sit back and relax for a good half hour. Also starting to say good morning to God after I wake up.. maybe not the moment right after I wake up, but at least in the morning. And also listening to praise music on the bus ride always helps too =D Though there’s been something sitting on my heart that refuses to let me fully connect with God. I can’t even tell what it is, it’s just this thing I feel like is blocking a full interaction with God. Usually I’d be able to envision all the works of God and feel his glory, but right now it stays very bland. I’ll have to figure that out. Anyhow, praise be to God for all the things He has done and will do!

Oct 26, 20113 notes
“For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, to bring you to God. He was put to death in the body but made alive in the Spirit.” —1 Peter 3:18
Oct 26, 2011
“All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the servant of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work.” —2 Timothy 3:16-17
Oct 26, 20112 notes
“Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible.” —Dalai Lama (via girlwithoutwings)
Oct 26, 20112,203 notes
“Worship wasn’t created for us; we were created for it- for the pleasure of Almighty God.” —A.W. Tozer5 (via 500daysofzyrah)
Oct 25, 201131 notes

I may not act like I care, but I am so sick and tired of the people that tell me I’m doing a poor job leading CF. I’m not the best. Heck I KNOW I’m not the best and I’ve spent the last frickin summer telling God I’m not the best and how much I need him. But from a bunch of Christians, a few in particular, I really do not need the crap and in fact could use some dang prayer and encouragement.

If you think I’m doing a poor job leading, get the frick off your chair and tell me to my face that you can do a better job, cuz I’ll gladly hand leadership over to you. I would gladly sit back and just enjoy a stress-free Christian life like before. And you know why I didn’t do much today except just get intros and games in? Because I have no idea what anyone wants to get out of CF, and I’m almost afraid to dive too deep into the word of God because I’m not sure how much everyone can handle.

Rant done. Now back to work -.-

Oct 25, 20113 notes
Msg me on Yahoo Messenger right now my SN is deborahmeliaHH121379

and this is… who?

Oct 25, 2011

lol i sometimes find it amusing how whenever i tell about my life before i was a Christian to people, most of the reactions i get are like “WHAT?! how is that possible? YOU?” haha you have no idea, my friends… but God is very good. i don’t have the strength to argue with you all day about the scientific possibilities of why God exists or why the resurrection of Jesus was possible, but if you want proof as to the the power of God, take a good look at me. them before and after commercials got nothin on the one and only Christ yo! =D

Oct 24, 20112 notes
Listen

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lovedbythatguy:


JUST PRESS PLAY.

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Anybody who grew up in the 90’s and doesn’t know this song is a deprived child.

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This song will haunt me even when i’m dead.


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started dancing in my seat.

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FOREVER REBLOG <3

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FOREVER REBLOG

 HOOOOOLY SHIIIIT, THIS WAS MY FAVORITE SONG WHEN I WAS LIKE 3. AKJHDKSJAGDHKSJAGHDSALKG

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 THE MEMORIES

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I SO REMEMBER THIS

THE FUCKIN MEMORIES

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^ THAT TAEMIN GIF IS SO DAMN ACCURATE

 

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FOREVER REBLOG

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the notes. the gifs. i love tumblr. 

THE. GIFS. 

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I knew this is what it would be before I even pressed play! 
 

Oct 23, 2011845,272 notes

This is by far the slowest month I have ever lived through lol

THERE ARE STILL 8 MORE DAYS. WHAT IS THIS?!

Oct 23, 2011
Oct 20, 201161,964 notes
Oct 20, 201154,999 notes
“My main ambition in life is to be on the devil’s most wanted list.” —Leonard Ravenhill
Oct 17, 20111 note

The thing we need to do in order to do everything we want, no matter how impossible, is to first realize that we can’t do it without God. If we fully fall into his mercy and utterly depend on Him, we will prevail.

Oct 17, 2011
“God uses failure, sickness, breakdown, sin, personal tragedy, and sorrow to reduce His people to usefulness. Unless the servant of God learns to depend utterly on God and to forsake self-dependence of any kind, he or she remains too strong to be of much value.” —Robert C. Girard (via becauselifesbeautiful)
Oct 17, 201125 notes
"During the battle the Lord isn't watching us, cheering us on; He's the One fighting."

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-Karen Kingsbury

Oct 17, 2011
“I wonder how many people I have looked at all my life and never seen.” —John Steinbeck, East Of Eden (via babotofu)
Oct 17, 20114,813 notes
Epic words

It seems all of my deep conversations happen on car rides home.

My dad and I were having a conversation about my life the past 4 years. I thought it was just one more of the conversations where I had with my mom, usually ending with “if you had just tried a little bit harder and didn’t put so much time into church, you might have been able to reach even higher for college.” Surprisingly, that didn’t happen at all. He asked a bunch of questions like.. did I think I devoted too much time to church the past few years? Did I think that if I hadn’t used those hours on Friday and Sunday at church and instead spent the time at home studying, I might have done better? I answered frankly: I didn’t think I spent too much time at church. I think that the reason behind my academic setbacks were my lack of motivation to do well, barely related to the church. My dad’s reply has stuck in my mind.

My dad: To be honest, I think your academic life was definitely influenced by your church life. How couldn’t it be? You come home late on Fridays, sleep in on Saturdays, and wake up early on Sundays again. Aside from using up all that time, you end up less rested than your friends at school simply because you put the time into church. But there’s a lesson to be learned here. Your love for God isn’t a bad thing. It sets you apart, gives you a greater purpose. That’s why I never protested you going to church much. But what I want you to remember, no matter what you go though, is that being a Christian means making sacrifices. Being a Christian isn’t like what those TV evangelists always say. You know, how if you follow God everything’s good and you’ll always be happy. Totally not the case. But God’s gifts are there if you follow him. Think about it: You stuck with the church and now you’re a leader there. That doesn’t come in a day. And also now you’ve matured and understand your purpose in life better. But none of that came without sacrifice. Remember that there’s a cost. But you have to stick with it. You never know where God’s gonna bring you.

How epic is that? Those are words I’ll hold on to. If even my dad thinks that the sacrifices of following Christ are worth being in the presence of His glory, then I KNOW I’m on the right path following Christ. Thanks dad =D Praise God for all He’s done and will do.

Oct 17, 2011

I understand the circumstances have changed between the two of us. I understand that I never liked you back. And to be honest? I was fine with everything. I thought we could be good friends at least. But I guess you don’t see it that way. When did a change in circumstances constitute acting like a total jerk?

I surprise myself with how I feel about certain things. One is my relationship with people. If someone doesn’t like me or brushes me off because they think I’m annoying, I’m more than willing to change what I’m doing that’s annoying. But when I’ve done nothing wrong and they refuse to even talk about it, it sits in the back of my mind and gnaws at me. It’s annoying.

But… anyhow, I suppose it’s nothing. Things are what they are because of all of our actions. Let us see what God has in store then.

Oct 14, 2011
“The most important thing in life, is not your ministry, but your relationship with God.” —Eli Lopez  (via nonelikejesus)
Oct 13, 2011291 notes
“He does not call us to be noticed and applauded by the world. He calls us to decrease, more and more, that He might increase within us.” —Leslie Ludy (via nonelikejesus)
Oct 13, 2011397 notes
Oct 13, 201128,920 notes

Things have been taking surprising, though not necessarily, good turns today. Left and right… with the spiritual warfare of friends and my own spiritual war, and also with my academics as well. It’s been… wow. But, perhaps there is good to come out of this. Maybe this is finally what’s needed to jolt people from their sleep in their faith to being active members of the body of Christ.

Pray for me, pray for us. Let’s get the angels of the Lord to start fighting by our side.

Oct 10, 2011
Here I Am, Lord Send Me...

I want so badly to see people get hit with the realization that need to stop living lukewarm lives for Christ. That living as a Christian is an all-out war against the darkness in this world. I want to see people be hit by the realization of what Christ did for them like it was 2000 tons of cement. How do I get them to all start praying? What do we have to do, to say, to anything, to get people to actually care again for what we do as a body of Christ? When do we start realizing that while we are sitting doing nothing there are people falling away from the body, dying in their faiths as we speak? I want to open people’s hearts up to the whisper of God so badly, but I don’t know how… I am willing, so God please send me if it is your will. But should you choose to send me, show me how to serve You to the uttermost. This is a cry from my heart God. Hear it.

Oct 8, 20113 notes
Oct 8, 20112,593 notes

The post I just made is so true… If I find a girl like that. If I’ve found a girl like that. Now that would be someone I would wait for. Because frankly God made me in a way that I never cared much for myself and cared mostly for others. If someone cared more for me than for God’s will? Now there’d be something wrong with that wouldn’t there? Fall in love with God first. I most definitely come second. Amen =D

Oct 8, 20112 notes
Date a Girl Who Loves Jesus... → nameaboveallnames.tumblr.com

welooktoyahweh:

kineoedbygod:

Date a girl who loves Jesus. Date a girl who would rather stay at home reading Scripture on a Friday night than be out partying with a group of friends. She has issues with space because her shelves are overflowing with the works of Lewis, Edwards, Spurgeon, Piper and more. Date a girl who spends her money on others instead of clothes and other frivolous things.  

Find a girl who’s passionate about the Gospel. You’ll know that she is because she will always have her Bible in her bag and she’s always read to help others. She’s the one lovingly giving up her spare time to spend it with those in need, the one who lets out a silent but compassion-filled cry for the state of the world and all of His people.You see that girl sitting and talking by herself, looking sort of out-of-place, and admiring her surroundings? That’s her. She can’t resist taking time out of her day to talk to God and thank Him for His blessings.

And boy, is she ever thankful.

She’s the one who’s got that look on her face when she’s in worship, that look that shows you can tell where her focus is in that moment. Eyes closed and hands raised, or perhaps she is sitting in stillness and silence. Either way, you can see a light in her that isn’t like anything you’ve ever seen. She’s the one who isn’t afraid to fall to her knees or dance in the joy of the LORD.

She’s in it, she’s in love with Love Himself.

This girl has some serious self-respect; she doesn’t parade around announcing her flaws in hopes of reassurance or compliments. She knows that she was created in His image and no matter what society says; she is beautiful. She doesn’t need anyone to remind her. She knows how intricately created she is, placing her self-worth in Christ and Christ alone.

A girl who loves the LORD isn’t going to be caught up in pointless things. She doesn’t flip through the channels of the TV searching for the latest soap opera. She doesn’t mindlessly watch trashy movies, lusting over the lead actor. She isn’t flipping through the pages of a unrealistic romance novel, hoping and wishing that it comes to life. She’s studying and learning. She’s thinking and engaging with the world around her. She’s reading His Word and applying it to her life and how she interacts with others. This girl isn’t wasting her God-given gifts on the world and it’s pleasures, she’s using them toward the advancement of His Kingdom, all for the Glory of the LORD.

If you end up dating her, consider yourself blessed because you know God gave her to you. The LORD has selected her especially for you and prepared the both of you for each other. She’s not the kind of girl who pines for the next guy to come into her life. No, she is patient. She waits upon the LORD and His timing. She does not complain or become anxious, for she knows that Christ is her focus above all things.

Pray for her. Pray with her.

This is one of the greatest gifts you can offer her. Read the Bible with her. Tell her about the things God is doing in your life. She cares, and she loves to hear them. Teach her with the wisdom of Solomon, lead her like Moses with a faith like Abraham. She will search you to see if you have David’s heart for God. But most of all, you must love her with the Love of Christ Himself because a girl who loves Jesus is very special. She is bold like Esther, hospitable like Lydia, submissive like Mary and she consistently thrives to align her life with the very words found in Proverbs 31. Scripture is her daily bread, and she grows off of God’s consistent grace and compassion. 

Date a girl who loves Jesus more than she will ever love you. Date a girl who acknowledges her God-given mission in life and the priority it has over all things. Know that God has placed you by her side for a reason; you’re in this together and God has plans for the both of you. You’re in good hands as long as you stay within the center of God’s will. This girl will keep you on the Holy path, and trusts you will be honest with you when you are struggling…because she always will. Date a girl who loves Jesus because He loves you, and He just wants the best for you.

Or better yet, marry a girl who loves Jesus.

By Ashley MacKenzie 
(A response to “Date a Girl Who Reads” and other parodies.)

dream girl legit..

haha this sounds so unrealistic. i wonder if there is a girl out there like this!

Oct 8, 20111,867 notes
#future wife #standard. #:')
“I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.” —Galatians 2:20
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“You, God, are my God, earnestly I seek you; I thirst for you, my whole being longs for you, in a dry and parched land where there is no water.” —Psalm 63:1
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“Then the Lord reached out his hand and touched my mouth and said to me, ‘I have put my words in your mouth.’” —Jeremiah 1:9
Oct 3, 2011
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