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I love this post and can so identify with it! To read it was a breath of fresh air!
Such a beautiful picture of Phil. 4… and such a great reminder… our contentedness is based in the love of our Jesus, not our circumstances… how rich we are!
Great post, Cindy. I think a healthy perspective on suffering is tough to maintain when the reality is that we’re living in the richest country on the planet. Being reminded of the huge difference between needs vs wants is helpful.
Hi!Cindy,Great “Bring It Up” radio show from you!I love your show and enjoyed the show dated 8-30-15 but can not follow you completely for the rapid conversations :-)) Congratulatons from China and the radio show can bring me up!!!
Hi Cindy – I’m utterly destroyed by your article; so ashamed that I have every material thing I need and more. I’ve lived in unrelenting pain for many years, but I have a nice comortable home, a clean soft bed where I can rest when it all gets to be too much; in other words, the thought of living as these two women have lived and to still have that much joy, is so foreign to me, an unthinkable existence in my little finite mind. I ask God. – “Why did you designate that I should be born in this country, never going hungry, never homeless, taking all You’ve given me for granted most of the time, always living in areas where I’ve not seen poverty, or that kind of suffering. It could have been me crawling in the dust for all those years had You put me there instead of here”. I don’t hear an answer except I’m reminded once again He is sovereign, He doesn’t have to answer to me for anything He does. Then it hit me – He found and rescued me when I WAS crawling in the dust and dirt, a reprobate living as I wished, never consulting Him before making a decision, not realizing I was dirty, my spirit homeless, desperately in need until He allowed me to hit the bottom of the Pit I’d been circling for a very long time. That is where He rescued me, opened my eyes to see what I was, what I had become, and by His grace brought me to a place of repentence. That’s joy unspeakable, to have your sins forgiven, to be washed clean, to be given a new life, a new heart and the strong, sure hope of living for Eternity with Him in all of His beauty. That’s pure joy, the same joy “your” two sisters have. Thanks for a wonderful story Cindy, one of so many you have to tell. Much love to you! xo
Cindy,
I’m so blessed to read your article and luxuriate in the joy God brings to these underserved people. What a testimony that our complaining western world needs.
God bless you!
Love,
Danna
Hi, Cindy:
First, let me thank you for announcing on last evening’s show that you’re beginning a Community Bible study session at the Church at Rocky Peak this Tuesday. God answered my prayer to find a place where my mother, who is about to be 86, is a Christian, and is a cancer survivor, can find comfort in her time remaining. Her name is Bernie Jenkins. I told her to please seek you out when she arrives. Also, thanks for the information about Joni and Friends. A group of us family members from the United Cerebral Palsy residential campus in Chatsworth is looking to start up a worship service for the residents. I contacted Joni and Friends for guidance with this endeavor. God bless you in your work. You ARE making a difference in our lives, mine especially.
With Christ’s love,
Cindi Murphy