blue_ladybug
Senior Member

http://christianchat.com/miscellaneo...er-battle.html (Cancer)

http://christianchat.com/miscellaneo...-vs-light.html (Depression)

http://christianchat.com/miscellaneo...h-my-pain.html (Physical Pain)

http://christianchat.com/miscellaneo...s-suicide.html (Suicide)


http://christianchat.com/miscellaneo...aith-book.html

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Originally Posted by blue_ladybug

Okay, so this one has special meaning for me. I found it in one of my Angels On Earth magazines after I had Tequila put to sleep. The verse is Luke 1:37, and the picture has what else, an orange cat in it, pointing to the verse.

Luke 1:37 says "For with God nothing shall be impossible." To me, that is Tequila's (and God's) way of telling me that as long as I have God, nothing will be impossible for me to overcome. That the sadness and grief I feel right now, and will

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Originally Posted by blue_ladybug

Hey everyone! This is a spin-off of the 365 tomorrows thread. Here is the question: If God came to you and said "I am giving you one more year to live, and I'm going to give you a disease, but I will let YOU choose the disease,"

1.) What disease would you choose to have, and why?

2.) How would you spend your last year of life?

I would choose to have cancer again, because it taught me so much about God and myself the first time around.

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Originally Posted by blue_ladybug

Originally Posted by Grace-Like-Rain

This is a training exercise to help us all discipline ourselves to think more positively about life. For each seemingly-negative circumstance that we find ourselves in, let us list it here. And next to it, let's think about (and talk about) ways that God could be using it for our benefit.

By doing this, we can not only train ourselves to see our lives through God's eyes, but also lift up and enable our brothers and sisters here by our examples. Feel free to post past experiences

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Originally Posted by blue_ladybug

I have a couple of verses, but I would not say they changed my life, so much as they STRENGTHENED it. I used to feel totally alone in all my trials and tribulations throughout my life. I mean, I KNEW God was there somewhere, in the ether but I could not see or hear or feel Him, so I felt completely alone.. My most recent trial was from November 2014- March of this year, when I was stuck in bed with a herniated disc. 24/7 was spent in bed, unless I absolutely had to go out, to get groceries and mail

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