RESPECT J.C.

Random thoughts, prayer requests, insights, and things that God has done, is doing, and praying that He does in our lives.

Overcomers----Revelations 12:11

respectjc | May 27, 2009 21:10

Good evening.

I had a blessed weekend this past weekend, as we were able to go and share with my nephew his graduation from Masters Commission. What a glorious event it was, as both the morning service and the graduation ceremony was held and presented by the students of Masters Commission.  The worship was wonderful, and one of the songs that they sang was called "Overcome", which was written by Jon Egan, and recorded by the Desperation Band. It hit my heart real strong, because it was something that was being laid on my heart by God to speak at the Women's Prison next month. About we too, are to become "Overcomers". Revelations 12:11(NIV)--They overcame him by the blood fo the Lamb and by the word of their testimony.

I know what God has done in my life and the life of my family, causes us to want to testify to how great and awesome our God is, but yet I see some churches that are not reaching out and allowing them to be placed in situations where God can use them, and create a testimony in their life. Those who sit on their pews and worry about what is taking place inside the four walls of their own church is missing out on what God has in store for them, out in the REAL WORLD. I know that God has placed us in many situations, that we have been able to testify, and yes, don't get me wrong, some of them have taken place inside the four walls of the church, but 99% of what God has done in our lives, has been outside of the church, where the REAL church is. God's "Great Commission" was to GO!!! And I guess the sad part about it all is when, churches are approached to go and help and be able to be put in a situation where you can be used by God, and be able to testify to what He has done, they don't go through the door that has been opened. A pastor speaks of that testimonies are stepping stones or building blocks of the future, but when you can't get to the door to open it, it won't ever happen. Great and wonderful things do happen in church, but great and wonderful things happen outside of church also. 

Have you ever gone to feed the homeless and share the Word with them, or just to go help and clean a small church that just needs a little love and support? Try it and you just might see what God can use in this situation. Or even go to a place where parents stay while their kids are in the hospital. We have, and God showed up and showed out, and because of that special moment, a lasting friendship was made and God allowed the testimony that came forth from that situation to carry a family through hard times, and even today, as God healed their infant son, and they even remember that "Blood of the Lamb" that was shed for the healing of their child, and that by the "Word of their Testimony" they have been able to share to others, that they have overcame, just as Jesus did for each of us.

Open the Door--Walk outside--and visit the church that God intended for us to reach!!

I know what a difference it has made in my life, as I have been overcome by the Blood of the Lamb, and being able to share the Word of my Testimony so that others can know the power of Jesus Christ--the Love of Jesus Christ--the authority of Jesus Christ--and every Victory of Jesus Christ--You may never know who may be listening or watching, and may be able to overcome by "The Blood of the Lamb and the Word of their Testimony".

Be blessed,

Jeff

REVIVAL? What is True Revival?

respectjc | May 06, 2009 20:13

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Revival? What is True Revival? 19 Apr 2005 

When Revival comes to your church, how do you accept it? Do you take what the evangelist has to say while he is there, and then when he leaves, is Revival still going on, or is it gone?
What does the Bible say about revival?
Nehemiah 2:17-18--Then I said to them, "You see the trouble we are in: Jerusalem lies in ruins, and its gates have been burned with fire. Come, let us rebuild the wall of Jerusalem, and we will no longer be in disgrace." I also told them about the gracious hand of my God upon me and what the king had said to me.
Spiritual revival starts with a vision, and Nehemiah had this vision. And he was excited about it and he shared it with Jerusalem's leaders to rebuild the walls and they became inspired. We frequently underestimate people and don't challenge them with our dreams for God's work in the world. When God plants an idea in your mind to accomplish something for him, share it with others and trust the Holy Spirit to impress them with similar thoughts. Don't regard yourself as the only one through whom God is working. Often God uses one person to express the vision and others to turn it into reality. When you encourage and inspire others, you put teamwork into action to accomplish God's goals.
This is what an evangelist does that comes to your church during revival. God has given him the vision for what needs to be said and to be done for that church he is going to be speaking at. He already knows ahead of time the needs of the church, and its situation where it stands with Almighty God. And he begins to share these visions with the congregation, and then it is up to the Holy Spirit to convict the congregation of what they are doing or not doing for God's kingdom. As the evangelist continues each night to express what God has laid on his heart, more and more people are going to realize whether they are on the right page or not! And when everyone realizes, through the Holy Spirit, not self, and not the evangelist, that they are on the right page or need to get on the right page, then the teamwork part begins in the church. I am blessed to be in a church that this is the vision that is given to our pastor every service. He makes sure that we, through the convicting of the Holy Spirit, are where we need to be daily with our walk with Christ. These are things that are supposed to be taking places in churches everyday, not just when revival comes to town. These are the last days, and the Bible tells us that in the last days, God's Spirit will be pouring out on all of us to receive, in bountiful amounts! And we have to be in a position to receive it. Our lives need to be as such that when the Spirit blows upon us, we recognize it and are ready to receive it. I like the comparison of the Holy Spirit to the wind. Wind blows from high pressure to low pressure, to the point of weakest resistance. That is what the Holy Spirit also does. He blows from our highest point to our lowest point, to our point of weakest resistance, and it is then that we feel the Holy Spirit in our life. Have you got down to your lowest point, to the place of least resistance to receive what the Holy Spirit has to bring to you?
2 Chronicles 31:20-21--This is what Hezekiah did throughout Judah, doing what was good and right and faithful before the Lord his God. In everything that he undertook in the service of God's temple and in obedience to the law and the commands, he sought his God and worked wholeheartedly. And so he prospered.
Because Hezekiah did "what was good and right and faithful before the Lord," he led the people of Judah in spiritual revival. His actions serve as a model of renewal for us:
1. he remembered God's compassion
2. he kept going despite ridicule
3. he aggressively removed evil influences from his life
4. he interceded for the people, asking for the Lord's pardon
5. he was open to spontaneity in worship
6. he contributed generously to God's work.
If any of these are lacking in your life, consider how they might apply, and renew your commitment to God.
When Peter, James and John witnessed the transfiguration of Jesus on the mountain, Luke 9:28-35, they experienced a wonderful moment, and they didn't want to leave. Sometimes we too have such an inspiring experience that we want to stay where we are--away from the reality and problems of our daily lives. Knowing that struggles await us in the valley encourages us to linger on the mountaintop. Yet staying on top of a mountain prohibits our ministering to others. Instead of becoming spiritual giants, we would soon become dwarfed by our self-centeredness. We need times of retreat and revival, but only so we can return to minister to the world. Our faith must make sense off the mountain as well as on it.
So what happens to you after revival? Are you still on that mountaintop, reveling in the experience you had, or are you coming off that mountain top, still reveling in the experience you had, and ready to share it with others who need it.
The Lord knows that there are people hurting everywhere in our cities, communities, and towns. And when He sends a revival to a church, He doesn't expect them to just sit on it and leave it as an experience for them only to share, He expects them to carry it on into the world, not just the week after, but 365 days a year and 366 in leap year. So where are you at?
And one last question, and this is to all pastors. When revival hits your church, are you equipped and prepared to handle it, and equipped and prepared to follow through with what God wants you to do with it?
In His Grip,
Jeff
(scripture references and commentary references are from the Life Application Bible, NIV)

 

The Fence

respectjc | April 30, 2009 20:17

I can't believe I let the whole month of April slide by without sharing.  God has been speaking to me about a lot of things, just haven't had time, with work and all, to sit down and share. Got to thinking about something the other day when I was riding to work. The area I live in is a real beautiful area, and I go past some falls, that you can't see from the road, but you know they are there, and are beautiful. Kind of like your relationship with Jesus, you can't physically see him personally, but You can see what and who He is, by the things around you. But in this big curve before you get to the falls, is a beautiful fence that surrounds the property. It has been fixed several times, where people just go straight and not turn to the right at the curve. It got me to thinking about all of the people that are sitting on the fence this day and time. Our society has gotten so awful, that people's rear end is getting sore from straddling the fence.  To fit in where they need to, in whatever situation that they may face, depends upon which side of the fence they will jump off at that certain time. Take for instance, I work with some individuals that boy when things look tough, it is all about God and what He can do for them, and then when things are just fine, they jump back across the fence, and forget and don't remember the Name of the One they just called out for. In fact, they look kind of funny, when you are walking from behind them after they have straddled that fence, and then jumped off of it. The book of Revelations tells us in Chapter 3, verse 16, "But since you are like lukewarm water, neither hot nor cold, I will spit you out of my mouth!" God wants you with Him, or without Him, not fence straddling. It seems that that is where our world is heading. Down a fence row that is leading to destruction. And as each person sits and straddles the fence, he pulls more with him. I don't know about you, but I grew up watching my dad chew tobacco and spit it out of his mouth and it doesn't look pretty good, so I do not want to imagine what it would look or feel like, when God spits you out of His mouth.

Revelations 2: 4-5

   4 “But I have this complaint against you. You don’t love me or each other as you did at first! 5

Look how far you have fallen! Turn back to me and do the works you did at first.

This verse talks about more of how our society and world is going to. Our love, our First Love, is fading away fast, as well as our love for each other. Sometimes I think the people who run through the fence and tear it down, are doing the right thing. It is time for us to remember who our First Love is, and tear the fences down that is allowing so many people to straddle, and turn and walk funny. If there is no fences, then there is nothing we can straddle. If we turn back to our First Love, and turn back to the Truth, the Whole Truth, and nothing but the Truth, then there would be no room for fences. 

Next time you are riding or walking down the road, and you go by a fence, ask yourself this question:  What side of the fence am I on, or am I straddling the middle of it? Sometimes you can just tell by the way you walk, whether you are straddling it or not.

In His Grip and Loving It,

Jeff Cool

 

25 Years and Still Counting

respectjc | March 28, 2009 17:19

This past Tuesday, March 24th, was our 25th Wedding Anniversary. WOW!! What a glorious ride that it has been over the past 25 years. Through all of the things that we have went through, with my health and all the problems, I praise God that we are still together and celebrating another year.

I had a special day planned for Christine that she did not even know about. I had worked it out with her boss and best friend Vickie that Christine be off on that Tuesday, because I had already taken off. But Vickie had her on the schedule as if she was working to make it look good. I did not even tell her I was off. I did not set the alarm for Tuesday morning, and around 4:30, Christine got up and went to the bathroom and then came back and laid in bed, thinking the alarm was going to go off at 5:15 a.m.. She fell back asleep, as well as I did, and at 7:30 a.m., she woke up and saw daylight and freaked. She hollered at me and ask me if I had set the alarm, and I told her no, that I wasn't going to work today. She said what! I told her I wasn't going to work today, and that neither was she. This went on for about 15 minutes, when she told me she had to go, because she was on the schedule, and I told her it was a fake schedule. Happy Anniversary, Christine, you and I are spending the day together. I told her she had to be ready to leave by 8:15 a.m.. She couldn't believe it.

Our first journey of the day, took us to a new restaurant that some friends had opened up, called the Flat Iron Skillet, for a big country breakfast.After breakfast, came what the Holy Spirit had laid on my heart. I had worked it out with some family friends down home, to have the little Baptist Church in Claysville, Alabama opened up for us. This was the church where I grew up, and where I married Christine, and then two years later, met Jesus. I took a back way to the church when we got down there, and we went through the back door, and proceeded to the sanctuary, where on the communion table, they had prepared for me juice and crackers. Of course Christine lost it, and so did I. We stood before the Lord, where we had stood 25 years earlier, and I served her and I commune, and then just prayed whatever the Holy Spirit laid on my heart, but most of all, asked for forgiveness for things that I had not for the past 25 years. We renewed our covenant with each other and with God, to get ready to start the next 25. It was so cool, and I give God the praise and Glory!!!

We ran to my mom and dads' just down the road to drop in on them to see how there were doing. My mom and dad didn't even know what was happening. We had a pleasant visit, and then we rode to Lake Guntersville State Park where we had spent some of our honeymoon and walked around it and toured the facility. They had just renovated the whole place. It was awesome.

We then proceeded to do some more riding around to places and then went shopping in Scottsboro at Unclaimed Baggage, and then took the long way home through the back side of Monteagle Mountain. This gave our daughters and our best friends time to join us at O'Charley's for supper. Christine didn't even know this.

I say all of this, just to say that when and if you get the chance, and you don't even have to go back to where you were married, or even serve commune or have it served to you, but grab a hold of the one you love. Stand before God, ask for forgiveness and renew your covenant with your spouse, and with God daily. What an awesome feeling we had that day as we held each other and cried in the presence of God. Because you know, God stands and cries and holds us, even when we turn our back on him, He holds on to us, just waiting for us to come back to Him. I pray that not only we will do this as individuals, but that we as a nation will embrace God once again. So many people are losing that special embrace that God has, and doesn't even know what it feels to be held by God. They have "forsaken their first love". Lord, forgive us. Lord, we humble ourselves before You once again. Lord, life us up, and let us soar once again on the wings of eagles.Let us run once again, and not grow weary. Because Lord, YOU ARE OUR GOD! YOU ARE OUR FATHER!! Hold tight to us, as we make our way back to You. In Jesus Name, Amen

Be blessed--In His Grip and Loving It

Jeff

That Still Small Voice

respectjc | March 03, 2009 20:15

Was speaking with a Pastor friend of mine at work today, when I required of him how his niece was doing. His niece had underwent a heart and lung transplant, and she had always been on our prayer list. He said she was doing fine, and asked me if I had heard the story of what God had done and how awesome the situation of her getting her transplant was. He said that they were in the Children's hospital already when she had a dream. She woke up from her dream and told her dad that God showed her and told her she was fixing to get her transplant.  A few days later, the doctors walked into her room, and told them that they had a heart and lungs for her. A young 16 year old boy was playing Russian roulette with a friend, and the bullet went off and killed him. Now the young girl receiving the lung and heart is a very tall and big girl, to be so young in age, and when they went to place the lungs in her chest, they did not have to trim the lungs at all. They fit just like they were made for her. But why wouldn't they be, God told her He had her some lungs and heart. Continue to pray for her and her family. I told the Pastor friend of mine that pretty much that was what happened to me. About six weeks before my 4th kidney transplant, I was having a rough time with dialysis, and coming under attack from the enemy, and I just rode to my quet place near the lake, and began to cry out and pray. And I heard this audible voice, just as if someone was in the car with me, and of course He was, and told me to hold on, that He had never left me in my times of trouble, and that I had always been consistent with Him, and don't stop being consistent in my faith and believing that everything was going to be okay. And then it turned quiet. And just after that a song on the radio was playing. It was called "The Promise" by 4Him. 

I have been watching you,  holding on for me. Through the waiting and the wonder, somehow you still believe, if your faith is strong, someday you will find,  it may not be like you expected, but I will come to you in a perfect time.

You may be waiting for the fire, when I am calling  through the rain, you may be listening for thunder, when I am whispering your name, you may be searching for a sign to let you know that it's okay, hold on, because I"M on my way.

I came to Abraham,  I was the sacrifice, for forty years I walked with Moses through the wilderness of life, I came to Bethlehem, I saw them crucify the Lamb, and as I rolled away the stone, I heard Him say,  "He's coming back again"

You may be waiting for the fire, when I am calling  through the rain, you may be listening for thunder, when I am whispering your name, you may be searching for a sign to let you know that it's okay, hold on, because I"M on my way.

Hold On, I Am on my way. I began to cry and understand that all was not lost, that God was still in conrol. And for the next six weeks we could see God's plan in action, and that special night on September 13, when I went to bed, I told my wife that the phone was going to ring in the morning, and at 2:30 am on the morning of the 14th, the phone rang, and they said they needed me in Birmingham. And as I was writing down stuff from the organ bank, our youngest daughter came out of her bedroom and was crying hysterically, and when we asked what was wrong, she told us that she dreamed that daddy got his transplant. And we told her that he did. It was just double confirmation that God was working.

So no matter what you may be going through, and what you may be facing, don't ever give up hope. Don't ever feel that you are going to fail, and that you are alone, just listen for that Still Small Voice, and He will tell you that you are not alone. God will get you through no matter what you are facing, but you have to be willing to listen to Him, and listen for Him, because He is on His way.  HOLD ON! HOLD ON! I AM THE PROMISE AND I AM ON MY WAY!!!!!!!!!!!

Be blessed in the name of Jesus,

Jeff

 

The TRUTH, and nothing but the TRUTH!

respectjc | March 02, 2009 21:26

Had a good day at work today, because my co-worker opened up the door for me to be able to share some things, or should I say the Holy Spirit. He began to question some things that he ran across on the internet about Christ and the crucifixion and other non-meaningful things. He was coming up with some off the wall stuff that he had read about Jesus being married, and other things, and about the end times. Well, don't open the door, unless you want me to go through. I prayed before I spoke, and the Holy Spirit allowed me to share some things with him, and the first was that if he did not have a relationship with God, then those things he was reading would seem true to him, but if his relationship with God was true, and he knew the Truth, he would know the things that he was reading was untruths. I shared with him off and on for over two hours, and even a customer overheard us talking and she joined in also, and the Holy Spirit through her, confirmed the many things that He was saying through me.

I finally ended the conversation by pointing to my Bible laying on the counter, and told him that the Word of God is true, and if the things that he was reading could not be backed up by the Word of God, the Truth, then what he was reading was wasting his time. He needed to pick up God's Word, and let IT speak to him, not the lies that are posted upon the internet. Praise God for the Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing but The Truth, SO IS OUR GOD!!!!

Thank you Lord for this day,

In His Grip and Loving It,

JEFF

Whiter Than Snow

respectjc | March 01, 2009 21:39

Woke up this morning with 6 inches of snow on the ground. It was beautiful as we began to look around the neighborhood. I love snow!  I think everytime it snows about what Jesus does for us. He washes our sins away "white as snow". Yesterday was a thought processing, thinking big time day for me and my wife with things that are taking place with my job and those around me. I got to thinking about things I know that I shouldn't, and things and people in ways I know that I shouldn't concerning my job, but then God, and my wife, reminded me that God is still in control of the situation, and that if He did not want me to be there, I would not be there, and things would be progressing in a different way. And today I was reminded when I woke up and looked at the snow, that God definitely was still in control, and that tomorrow I can go into work with a fresh new look and fresh new attitude about things. I can't change the way people are, and I can't change the things that they do, but God can. Thank you Lord, for reminding me of this today. Thank you Lord, for all the blessings You have given our family. Health! Life! Love! Salvation! Family! Healings! and the list could go on and on, and Lord, You know in my heart what I pray most. Not for the desires of my heart, but what You desire for my heart

In Your Name Jesus,

Amen

Be Blessed and always keep Him In Your Grip,

Jeff

The Haman Syndrome

respectjc | February 28, 2009 13:15

Been a while since I have posted, but a lot of different things have been taken place in my life. God blessed me with moving to a new location with the company I work for closer to home, so I praise God for that. But, one thing I am seeing more and more in these day and times, are leaders in the business world become more and more like Haman, in the story of Esther.

Business leaders are beginning to get this Haman complex that those under them should bow to them, and understand and do what they ask you to do, whether it is wrong or write, with no questions asked. But here is the deal, I believe just as in the story of Esther, that these people are setting themselves up to be hung on their own gallows. Businessmen who claim to be Christian, but yet allow things that they know are not right, continue to go on, and use lame excuses for their continuation.

For example, I know this man, that has come upon several incidences in this company where money has been stolen, and in large quantities, and frequently, and continuing to go on, but yet nothing has ever been done about it, and the man who found the happenings, gets a cut in pay and gets demoted, and ends up in a financial bind. But praise God, this man had his faith and finances in God, and God continues to pull this family through. If only, not just in business, but in our nation as a whole, we would get back to the basics that founded our nation, then I don't think we would be in as bad shape as we are, and are heading.

I was watching "Mr. Smith Goes To Washington" last night, and I can't remember it word for word, but the prayer that was prayed in front of the Senate, before it opened for session when it was first introducing Jefferson Smith to the Senate, was awesome. It was asking for God to control the body, for God to control the nation, and for God to control the business that was about to take place. If you get a chance to rent it, watch and listen to what to not only that prayer, but everything that Jefferson Smith says in his filibuster talks. It will not only inspire you, but it will bring you back to what this nation was founded upon. But now, we pray that everyone from business leaders, to elected officials from the smallest form of government to our nations elected, and even some pastors in churches and church leaders would not and will not get what I call the Haman Syndrome. Don't forget about the people below you, and don't forget about the people who got you there, but most of all, don't forget about the God who Reigns in our lives daily, because if He is forgotten, we will be seeing a lot of people hanging from the gallows, just like Haman.

Be Blessed,

Jeff 

My Amigo

respectjc | January 18, 2009 09:25

I wanted to share something with you that happened to a friend of mine and former co-worker and a new found babe in Christ. 

This past December 20th, John hit a deer on his way to work, and when the police came to fill out the report, something happened that was very unexpected. John was arrested! It seemed that there was an outstanding warrant for him for AWOL from the Military!

Now I will back up and fill in the blank. John and I began to work together last April 1, 2008, after I was transferred to the location that he was working out. We began to hit it off okay, and became friends. We had a chance to share a lot of things, and I learned that John had been in the military for 8 years, and I think he had actually served two tours of duty in Iraq. He could tell you some things about what was going on over there that the normal news media does not. The truth and nothing but the truth. But that is for another time.  John was given a discharge after serving his time, and having a bomb blow up near the bunker they were stationed in.

John accepted Christ while him and I was working together. He said he remembers being at church on that Sunday morning, not feeling anything, then WHAM!, next thing he was at the front of the church, accepting Christ as Lord and Savior. That night he returned to the church, and followed his acception by being baptized. After this Sunday, the devil hated what John had done, and he and his family was immediately coming under attack. Things and situations began to crop up that no one could explain. But through all of it John stayed true, trusting God to pull him and his family through the things they faced.

After the day he was arrested, he come to find out that the military had not either filed his discharge papers or filed them wrong, thus putting an outstanding warrant for his arrest for absence without leave.  They took him to the county jail, where he was told he would be let out in no more thatn 72 hours, but it ended up being almost a month before he was released. 

And before he was released, is where John's testimony begins. You know sometimes God puts us in situations or removes us from situations for His purpose. John at the time couldn't understand what had happened and why it had happened, but he accepted it.  John was put in a cell with a young Mexican man, whom I will call Amigo. Amigo was in for illegal immigration purposes.  During this time, John dug deep into his Bible, and he will tell you that, he read all of tne New Testament, and some while he was in there. Yes, he said, that he questioned God as to why he was still in there so long, with nothing happening as to his release, but just couldn't feel like he had an answer given to him.

John and Amigo became friends, and John was able to help him intrepret to the guards at this county jail, none of whom could speak Amigo's language. John could enough, to understand and be the liason from Amigo to the guards. John taught Amigo some American card games, while Amigo taught John Mexican card games.  

During the times of John studying his Bible, he did realize and began to understand maybe why God had him in there. He could see that he was a big help to Amigo, but John also started a Bible study with the other inmates too.  

John had been reading in God's Word about when God speaks to you, and understanding when God speaks, and how to know that it is the voice of God, and he had come to that understanding one night as he lay sleeping. John was already asleep, when without seeing anything or anybody, he heard this voice plainly tell him, "When Amigo goes home, you will go home."  John woke up and it hit him then why God had placed him there, and why the 72 hour stay had turned into a lot longer stay. God revealed to him that if he had not been in there, Amigo's stay would have been a terrible one, because no one there understanding him, and no family around to be with him. But God placed John there to be with him, to give him strength, friendship, and to make his stay just a little bit better than it would have been. John had heard the voice of God, and not only understood it, he acted upon it for the next few days, really helping Amigo and introducing him also to Christ. John had found a new strength in Christ, and a stronger relationship through all of this.  One morning as John was in the shower, and he will tell you that he took long showers, he came out twenty minutes later to find that Amigo had gone! Amigo had left his leftover toiletries for John to use, since they were hard to come by. But before John could get those items picked up, the guards called his name, and when John answered them, the guards told him to gather his stuff, he was going home. "When Amigo goes home, you will go home." What God had told John, happened.

John will tell you that this is not the only instance that God showed up through his stay in the jail. You see, John's new job that he had just taken held his job for him. Without pay, but they held it for him. And a couple of months earlier before being arrested, John had filed bankruptcy, and therefore, had no major bills to pay, just regular living expenses, for which he and his wife had received money from a family member to allow them to pay a months bills that they did have. When John came home, people came and welcomed him home, and money was brought from church members and family friends to help them out. Even his work was able to give him 5 personal days on his next check to be able to give him a full check this upcoming week. But once again also, God allowed John to see something else. The young man that John had taken his place when he was hired with this coming, was brought back in to take his place while he was in jail. And when John came back to work, this young man asked to borrow John's car to go get breakfast for the employees. When he returned with John's Ford Explorer, it had a full tank of gas in it. You see, John was having to travel a long way every day for his job, and it was rough just coming out of jail with no money, but once again, God provided.

I could go on and on about what took place, and I just hit the highlights of what John went through. John called me last night to let me know that he would be sharing this testimony with his church this morning, and I praise God for what He did in John's life, and for what He has done in my life, and the lives of many. God will speak to us, when we are listening, and sometimes He places us in our out of situations, where He can use  us, and allow us to be used, and allow us to listen to Him. Don't be afraid when God speaks to you. Just remember, Be Still and Know That I Am God!!

Be blessed,

Jeff

Merry Christmas!!!

respectjc | December 25, 2008 20:21

Good evening and God bless each of you. As we continue on through another Christmas season, let us once again remember Who it is this season is about, but not only during this season, but every day and every season of the year.

From our family to yours,

God Bless

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