I am about to turn in this evening. It has been a very active weekend and Monday is coming up quick, but before I sign off, I want to encourage my brothers and sisters in Christ with these words........

You and I serve a God that redeems and does not condemn His own. "The accuser of the brethren" spends all his days discouraging and thumping our ears and hearts with all our perceived failures. But Father redeems! I think about the prodigal. He walked off, played by his rules for a time, and fell into a big pit! Thankfully, he had enough sense to return home! His father welcomed him back with open arms -- and he certainly was given more than his initial hope of just being a servant in his father's house.

One of my best and dearest friends, Suzanne, along with her husband and their "natural" children, have lived in Uganda for about five years now. They minister to the children caught up in the "civil' war over there where a wicked woman has set herself up as "the holy spirit." This wicked woman has her hired guns who run through the villages - kidnap the children -- indoctrinate them -- and ultimately send them back to kill their parents so they have no one else to go to but her. If the children refuse, she disfigures them, she kills their parents, and then she rejects them -- leaving them helpless, hopeless, and alone. My friend, Suzanne and her husband take children as the Lord directs back to their home where they pour out Father's love of healing and hope. Before they were there, the Lord sent them to Ukraine where children are tossed out of the orphanages at 16 and onto the street -- untrained and alone. Most of them turn to prostitution to support themselves. Now, over a decade later, those very children they took off the streets are either serving in Uganda or they have stayed in Ukraine to work and see that nation healed and restored.

Here's what I what you to hear more than anything else shared up to this point. Before He sent them out -- they lived, worked, matured in Him, and built a family here in America. Suzanne use to wonder what all the pieces of her life meant.... all the phases --- the "journeying". But if she were writing this, I know she would tell you He wastes nothing, redeems completely, and uses every life experience for equipping us for reasons we cannot begin to fathom in the here and now.

Did she know He would call them out when their daughters were young to go to an unknown land? No. Could she have seen that all the days leading up to getting on that plane were for such a purpose? No. SHE was not the Map Holder. SHE was not the Lord. Does she know what or where He will send them next? No. But you see, EVERY element of her life has equipped her to now look into the faces of such unimaginable pain -- such darkness -- such unreal warfare -- and walk it out victoriously with Him.

He will not send His child into battle without spending whatever time is needed to properly equip and mature His child. Only He knows the plan -- only He knows the bends and turns in the road along the pilgrimage.

Many years ago, I had breakfast with Heidi Baker, "Mother Teresa to Mozambique". She is a blond-haired, blue-eye Texan. I gleaned so much from her that morning, but one thing I share from her with you --- "Minister to the one in front of you." It isn't where you are -- or even the 'who' that is in front of you that counts -- but are we serving exactly where He has us at this given point in time..... trusting the fulfillment of our life's call to our Creator? Do we believe Him to redeem and restore our perceived screw-ups 100%? Do we trust Him with the road map of our life?

You see, He knows my heart is to finish well. He knows my heart is positioned to fulfill exactly why He gave me breath. He knows I so desperately want to hear, "Well done thou good and faithful servant...... enter thou into the joy of thy Lord." Have I always made the right choices? No. Have I intentionally turned from Him from time to time? Yes. But if I have truly bowed the knee to His Lordship, I do not have the power to trump Him and derail His call on my life. He is Lord -- and I trust His position as such. I don't live in the yesterday --- I can't redeem the past -- BUT HE CAN! He exchanges my past for purpose and redemption. He owns it. The wonder is He teaches, equips, and matures us through it all and wastes NOTHING!

He knew I would run at times -- He knew I would make mistakes (either known or not known) -- but that doesn't change His ability to bring His call on my life to fulfillment. Once I bow the knee and accept Him not just as Saviour --- but LORD ---- that's it -- I am sealed for His purposes. So when the accuser comes -- and oh does he come -- I have learned to say, "Go talk to my Lord -- He owns it!" It shuts him up.

HE accomplishes His will -- His way -- and at His time. I may not like it -- but that is what makes Him Lord and me His handmaiden.

Sometimes we may perceive a detour when in fact it was the "destined" course all along.

I know in my own early life I believed I would graduate med-school and serve the hurting of Africa. I had big dreams! But in all honesty, for me, He showed me that was never His purpose for me. It rather became my own dream out of a desperate desire to serve Him. He has since shown me what my purpose is. Bottom line, it is His will over my life I am after and that may look and come to me very different than I first thought. Only He, the Map Holder, can lead me gently from one day to the next until He leads me across the finish line fulfilled in Him. I believe Him capable of doing just that --- in all my humanity and rough edges --- refining me through it all into His Son's image.

You and I will succeed not because of what we have done or what we haven't done -- or who we are or aren't -- but because of who HE is and the full power of His redemption and Fatherhood upon us! You need to know you will not be settling for "plan B" -- but the original, in-tack, call on your life! He wasn't taken off guard by your "away steps"! Your call is your call -- and your children's call, theirs -- both to be discovered and walk out in faith -- full of faith.

He isn't "holding out on you" because of your past decisions -- nor did those decisions negate or remove the call you sense. Some one out there needed to hear that -- so re-read it -- out loud!

If you are His and His Lordship reigns in your life --- you will go across the finish line and hear Him say, "Well done..... enter into the joy of thy Lord!" because HE is the ALPHA AND THE OMEGA - and besides Him there is NO other!

Give Him all the glory! Shout a shout of praise to our Abba Father!

All my love,
Deborah

At 3:02 AM this morning, I awoke right out of a dead sleep hearing, "My Word is a lamp unto your feet, and a light unto your path." (Ref Psm 119:105)

How many of you out there are struggling with something? I would not be too far off the mark to suggest 100% of us. Some struggles are more easily handled in stride than others. But regardless, if left up to us, we would avoid them at all cost.

I have been handed something by the Lord to work my way through. In recent weeks, it has grown more difficult. It has not been pleasant most of the time. Oh, He has certainly given me landmarks to know He is in the situation. But because it is solely mine to bear, the loneliness can creep in and play a recording to the soul that is anything but healthy.

I have shared on this blog before that years ago He gave me a vision of myself along a rocky seashore. Jesus was standing there with me. He was on one rock and I was on another. He handed me a blindfold and asked me to place it upon my eyes. Once fashioned on my eyes such trepidation overwhelmed me. "Will you trust Me?" I felt Him ask as He placed my hand in His. His promise to me was that He would tell me exactly where to place my feet such that I would not fall. With a conflict in the mind, but an unabashed love for Him, I took my first steps as He led me by His Word. I will be very candid with you -- I have never completely lost the feeling of trepidation as He showed me the vision even though my testimony is that He has never let me fall.

I draw an interesting parallel here. We know Jesus is now in heaven, seated to the right of our Father, His Father. But John tells us, "And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth. (Ref: John 1:14) We also know that Jesus sent His Spirit at the time of His physical departure. The Bible is His Word written to and for us. When I see His written Word, the Bible, I can't help but think of Jesus, the Word made flesh. The Word also says there is to be a balance of the Word with the Spirit and the Spirit with the Word. I don't know exactly how it works -- I just know it does --- and certainly qualifies as a "WOW" for this sister!

His Word is our map. Where the light shines, I am told to walk in that path.

My question to you today is "Do you need a flashlight or a spotlight on your given situation?" Is the path readily made clear with a flashlight or is there fog and mist surrounding the area and perhaps a spotlight would be best? I must say at this point, for as long as I have walked with the Lord, I have never experienced Him granting to me a "floodlight", a light that spreads out and shows the surrounding areas. Nope. He is not about independence away from Him -- but dependence that draws us closer to Him. He craves fellowship with us!

Here's the beauty of it. To the measure you ground yourself in the Word, the more secure you will be and the less trepidation you will feel. If we run here and there habitually for prayer or searching for a 'word' from a fellow believer, you can be assured the trepidation and tension you feel will return. The Lord clearly said, ""My Word is a lamp unto your feet, and a light unto your path." No substitutions -- no exchanges --- no shortcuts.

It is hard. Our Lord knows right now at this exact moment I know just how life can squeeze in around a person! But I also have learned over and over again, there is nothing that will see me through like Him! Jesus is in heaven - but He left Himself two-fold here. His written Word and His Spirit. In proper balance, we can walk our rocky seashores! Dig, Siblings, dig into His Word! There are rich treasures between those precious covers!

Do you need just a flashlight today? Are things looking good for you? Great! I give Him praise for such a report! My caution to you is to make sure your flashlight is still on regardless of the ease you find your walk in the "now" moment. (ie: Take time in the Word even when you think you could get by without it perhaps for a day or two. Take the time!)

Do you need a spotlight? Are things just hard for you right now? No one can take His place. I know just this past week I needed to make a number of decisions. Despite my natural desire to "girl talk" everything out, I strongly sensed the Lord saying "Only Me", so I "turtled" into His presence and had a long stint of time with Him. He continues to stretch me in not just the knowledge that He is my all-sufficient One, but in action when perhaps we are so craving to talk it out with "someone with skin on" -- yet He says, "No, only Me." I must confess such training is difficult and goes against the human make-up! But alas, we must press forward. If this describes your "now" moment, STEEP yourself in the Word! It is your LIGHT!

We are given the gift of brothers and sisters in Christ to walk beside us, to love us, and for us to love them. Praise God for such a gift! But, do not use them as a substitution for the Lord or time spent in His Word. Our fellow siblings are there to enhance our walk. But truth is no one can walk our walk with us 100% of the time but Him and nothing can light our path like the Word!

I pray my 3:00 AM visitation is of benefit to you as well! Let's stay in the Word together!

Deborah

I realize that it is technically "fiction". But one cannot dismiss that it takes direct aim at theology (ie: the study of God) and attempts to confront and even transform the reader's precepts of God based on the author's understanding -- not Scripture's.

In addition, I understand that the author wrote it for his children and never thought it would be read by countless thousands. Well, fact is, it is. To me, it is being used by Satan to propagandize an inaccurate picture of God, His authority, sin, and His redemption.

At first glance, it looks and sounds great. "Refreshing" is a word I have heard used. "Misguided" would be more appropriate. It is my strong opinion that instead of "taking God out of some box", the author has simply devised his own box (or understanding) to put God into. The work attempts to take the mysteries of God and put them into non-Scriptural contexts in order to personally help the author compute the mysteries of God and "heal".

It's message emphasizes experiences over the Word. It has overtones of universalism as it declares Buddhists, Muslims, Democrats, Republicans, etc to all be God's children; completely counter to the Word. Perhaps it is not only what the author says, but rather what he doesn't say that is most alarming. So many subtleties add up to one major wrong turn.

If you will permit me, I'll take just two aspects of the book that disturbed me to back my claim. Make no mistake there are more than just these two.

First, the author's portrayal of God the Father as a woman. Point blank the Word says, "Claiming to be wise, they became fools, and exchanged the glory of the immortal God for images resembling mortal man....” (Romans 1:22). The third commandment expressly prohibits attempting to place God into an image of any sort. The WORD says, "God is spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth." John 4:24.

Secondly, I would like to address the concept of authority. The author radically goes against the Word's teaching on this subject by implying relationships / "unity" replaces or even nullifies authority and hierarchy. The Word teaches that Christ was submitted to the will of the Father and walked out His days in obedience to that will. “I have come down from heaven, not to do My own will but the will of Him who sent Me.” My friend, that is authority and submission and is taught by the WORD. The book counters the concept of "hierarchy" as something evil and man made. The WORD says, "But I want you to understand that the head of every man is Christ, the head of a wife is her husband, and the head of Christ is God.” (1 Corinthians 11:3).

I could continue. There is much of the book that is simply "off". My spirit did back flips as I read page after page of twisted concepts; the devil's speciality.

I want to emphasize that MUCH of the book I do not agree with at all. I chose TWO aspects to hit on, but there are many more -- from the exchange on the "judgement seat" -- to "seeing the dead" -- to choosing 'to go back' or join God and his daughter --- and on and on it goes. There are not just a "few" things that don't line up . Actually the inverse is true, FEW things line up with God's Word.

I truly don't care how many sisters I encountered that are broken, weary, and worn --- my message will always remain the same --- He is able! Do you hear me today? HE IS ABLE!

"Is My hand shortened at all, that it cannot redeem? or have I no power to deliver? Behold, at My rebuke I dry up the sea, I make the rivers a wilderness..."

The most difficult thing in life is to submit to the trials that come our way with the knowledge they are molding tools. Many do not know my testimony, but they will in time to come. I have been through extreme trials, one after another, my entire life beginning with difficult birth defects. I say this so you will know I speak not from a lofty place, but from a personal walk through deep valleys.

Our walk rests on Father as He transforms us, the broken, into His beloved redeemed. The Word says what HE begins, HE will be faithful to complete and that no man comes to Him, but that the Spirit draws him. When we gather this understanding deep into our hearts, we can then walk through uncontrollable situations with both power and compassion towards ourselves and for those around us. Father is more than able to cover and to keep that which belongs to Him as He takes us through the transformation process.

I will never be able to fully thank Him for not leaving me in my broken state. The refining and mending process was painful, but the pain gave birth to fruit; fruit for others to pick from, to eat, and to become refreshed in Him.

"But He knows the way I take; When He has tried me, I shall come forth as gold." Job 23:10

Hang on to Him with whatever strength you can muster in the knowledge that "those who trust in the Lord will find NEW strength." I can guarantee you that HE holds on to you with far greater strength and ability than you can begin to fathom! Let Him take hold of you with His strength.

I leave you with a visual picture today. I heard a teaching one time long ago that illumined "His hold" on us. The original words actually paint a picture not of a hand-in-hand hold -- but that of His mighty hand around our forearm with much strength. You see regardless of if you take hold of His forearm or not -- He has yours! If it was hand-in-hand depiction-- much would depend on our hand to take hold of His hand. But the Lord did not leave our safety and wholeness to us. (I am just about at shouting mode typing this!) HE HOLDS us regardless of our ability to hold onto Him back. For those of you out there beyond weary, you can greatly rejoice over this! I know. I well recall dark days not even having the strength to get out of the bed, much less hang on to Him, but He showed me He had me regardless! PRAISE HIM! PRAISE HIM!

Do you see why I love Him so? I want you to learn how to draw off Him in full measure, in full awareness of His love and promise to you! You can walk through anything if you fully understand who He is in your life. Let HIM show you today! Stop the self-reliance. Stop the white-knuckling. HE HAS YOU! HE HAS YOU!

I love you so much! And I delight to share your journey with you -- tears and all. He has taken me on a life long journey of redeeming my brokenness - right down to the physical -- and transformed me. It is my desire to walk the valleys with my siblings as He leads us to the mountain top. I cover you in prayer today, my precious siblings!

I look forward to meeting many of you in the days to come face to face, but I greatly rejoice that those I don't meet here, I have eternity to spend with you rejoicing in what Father has done in our lives!

Give HIM alone all the praise and adoration!
Deborah

I just recently sat with a very dear sister who is just plain weary and heavy with life. If you have not been at this place in life yet, rejoice! But today, we are going to be talking about ways to handle it.

First, may I say if you find yourself at the "breaking point", don't deny it and attempt to face it with a "stiff upper lip"! You will bust your stiff upper lip when you land squarely on your face! To deny weariness when it pounds about your head and your bones ache when you attempt to roll out of the bed is to deceive yourself. Let's not fall for deception! I have different counsel that will renew you.

Let's begin in Psalms...........

I awoke this morning extra parched, thinking I couldn't wait to get downstairs for my tall glass of water. Another one of my perhaps odd habits is to drink a tall glass of water first thing in the morning. This morning I craved it!

As I sat down with my glass of water, with my Father's Word upon my lap, I could not help but think of the spiritual parallels. John 7:38 reads "He who believes in Me, as the Scriptures has said, out of his heart will flow rivers of living water." But then we find that it is possible to neglect or forsake the Fountain of Living Waters, as found in Jeremiah 2:13 --- "For My people have committed two evils: They have forsaken Me, the fountain of living waters, and hewn themselves cisterns -- broken cisterns that can hold no water."

Just recently I was talking to a dear friend of mine. She shared that she had begun drinking lots of water, instead of the usual substitutes such as juices, teas, and sodas. She said that the more she drank the water initially, the more her body seemed to crave it. She had become dehydrated on the substitutes.

This is an excellent visual of what we, as Christians, can find ourselves doing. Many of His people are "hewning" themselves into vessels that can hold no water. We are attempting to satisfy our thirst elsewhere. We are not looking to Him to do thing. We are captivated by the things of the world and distracted by all things "popular". The Lord called the neglect of Him and the hewning themselves broken cisterns evil.

We wonder to ourselves why we are tapped out, frustrated, and fighting worry and doubt in the days we live. Perhaps we have forsaken the Fountain of Living Water and we don't even realize just how spiritually parched we are.

I encourage you today to return to His fountain and drink deeply of His Word and His presence. His Word promises, "If any man thirst, let him come to Me and drink." John 7:37.

Friend, if you find yourself tapped out, frustrated, or fighting worry and doubt, recognize these are symptoms of spiritual thirst and RUN to His fountain!

As I close this post, I want to strongly encourage you to sit and read Jeremiah 2. Read the entire chapter and let Father speak to you. It is addressed to Israel, but it's application to us in America is astonishing and will no doubt provoke an internal check within the reader. Verse 19 is for America in this present hour. The chapter is a powerful Scripture as Father shares His heart. Take the time! It will profit you!

Have a blessed day WITH Him!
Deborah

This morning I wrote to a sister in the Lord whose husband is currently laid-off. Unemployment is something my family knows a thing or two about. We were without employment for over two years during the dot.com crash that began around 2000.

I wrote to her about Father's hold on His children. (I encourage you to refresh your mind on His hold here.) We have the knowledge that NOTHING catches Him off guard. I used to tell myself during our unemployment season, "This is a season, not a lifestyle!" over and over again. I knew the Lord had brought the trial for shaping. Both Brian and I -- and even our children -- came through transformed. It was well-purposed!

Some of Father's children are in the throws of such molding --- and it is brutally uncomfortable to our flesh! Some of Father's children are fighting thoughts of "what if I am next?"

I can tell you that if you are "next" --- it will be for your good. As difficult as it is to hear, it is the truth. You see, once we bow the knee to Him -- we are off limits to the enemy unless Father approves a trial for our shaping and transformation. That is His promise of FATHERHOOD over our lives. We are no longer orphans --fending for ourselves -- but we are under HIS covering, protection, and provision. It is a wonderful place to rest once the flesh has been subdued through the trial. Unemployment has a way of driving home the core of complete reliance on Him like nothing else! And once such a "learning" takes place, it is DEEPLY rooted in the core of one's being.

I recall one morning -- early on in our unemployment, the Lord spoke, "Isn't it interesting that you will 'trust' Me with your eternity, but you struggle to believe I will take care of you in the 'now'." Ouch! Yes, that hurt when He said it. But it was corrective truth! The irony is that many of His children are in exactly this place. His desire is to bring the reality of our 'trust' to the present such that it is no longer ethereal --- but walked out in the physical -- right here, right now.

My prayer for you this day is that if you are fighting worry or concern over such matters of provision due to unemployment or fighting the raging battle in the mind of "what ifs", bracing to be next.... that you take time to command the flesh to be quiet as you meditate on the verse posted below that the Father dropped into my spirit this morning.

I do believe this must be on His heart for His children today! I have addressed unemployment this morning, but certainly He is far reaching and no trial is without purpose or out of His reach! He does not want us succumbing to the flesh's fears -- but rising above -- knowing HE is more than able to provide for His children and fulfill His purposes in our lives!

Loving you and praying the FULL understanding of His Fatherhood upon you TODAY!
Deborah

I am first and foremost a daughter of the Most High. He has blessed me with three maturing children, ages 12 years old through 7 years old, and a Christian husband who is my best friend. I spend my days home schooling my children, tending the 'home front', exploring God's Word, and lifting up my fellow sisters in Christ. I have a tremendous appetite for the Lord's Word and a desire to know Him to deep depths. As for my fellow sisters in the Lord, I have a passion to see them walking out their destinies in Christ. In all things, Give Him Praise!

You can visit Deborah at www.joyinthemorning.com.

You know, all day today, I have been pondering the rest that is found in belonging to God.

My morning began like usual. But then I turned on the computer and in came a "fear provoking" email about what looms ahead for America. I read through a good bit of it before I heard the Lord say, "Shut it down." Then the verse (paraphrased) from King David came to my meditation, "I will encourage myself in the Lord." I curled up in His lap and rested there for a good little bit as He cancelled out the email "fear message".

Mid-day, I came across a story of a fellow who has a job, but was lamenting the guilt associated with having one, as he has many friends without. The stress level on either side of that equation is intense in the absence of belonging to Father God.

And then tonight, as I was preparing supper, an intense awareness that I could feed my children welled up within me. Since our stint of unemployment years back, I don't think I have taken one single meal for granted. But the feeling I experienced tonight was extra "real", and profound gratitude towards my beloved Father welled up and overflowed in my being.

The shaking of the man's empire has just begun. Many are still looking to man to fix all the brokenness. The irony is that they look to those just as broken as they are.

I pray you know Father to such an extent that all fear is gone; that you do not fret job loss or where your next meal will come from.

He gave me a few verses just moments ago as I sat down to share with you. I feel His smile tonight as I write. He wants His children to know and REST in these words:

So, dear siblings, listen and heed His voice when He says to "shut it down" --- whatever it is that seeks to bring and sow fear into the lives of His beloved children --- and run to HIM.

HE is the One that will see us, His children, through what is to come!
Stand, believe, and watch with awe and thanksgiving!
HE is more than able to KEEP YOU!

Much love,
Deborah

I am first and foremost a daughter of the Most High. He has blessed me with three maturing children, ages 12 years old through 7 years old, and a Christian husband who is my best friend. I spend my days home schooling my children, tending the 'home front', exploring God's Word, and lifting up my fellow sisters in Christ. I have a tremendous appetite for the Lord's Word and a desire to know Him to deep depths. As for my fellow sisters in the Lord, I have a passion to see them walking out their destinies in Christ. In all things, Give Him Praise!

You can visit Deborah at www.joyinthemorning.com.

Last night, before turning in, I took a few minutes and reviewed my calendar. With only a few weeks of school remaining, I was greatly anticipating the coming shift that will usher in summer.

I am ever so thankful we started school when we did. I would be very displeased right about now if we had to go until June. I feel compassion towards those that have no choice on the matter! "Spring fever" has hit our home with a vengeance!

As I sat with the calendar, I found myself smiling at the coming events; supper with friends, an egg hunt, two theater plays, and a Spring camp-out, to name a few. Mixed in with family fun events, I have two meetings that I hold very dear to my heart with much anticipation.

Within minutes, I found myself no longer anticipating the assortment of events, but lamenting that they were not already here! What I sensed was subtle, yet corrupting. So, I shut the calender, pulled out my journal, and wrote to the Lord. In part what I wrote was "You know, Lord, it is a sad affair to wish one's life way.... Sometimes, like right at this moment, I fall into the trap. Lord, I chose right here -- right now -- to be grateful for THIS moment....." It was a wonderful re-grounding and a healthy way to close out a great day.

Today as you begin your day, I pray you combat thoughts of "I can't wait until..." with words of gratitude for the "now moment". Certainly not all days are pleasant and rosy, but I do believe we have the capability to rise above the circumstances and look for God's handiwork in any given situation. You will not have the opportunity to relive the "now" -- so I implore you to focus on it in full. Good or unpleasant, experience it. Learn from it. Talk to the Lord about it. 'Tomorrow' will arrive soon enough and all that comes with it.

My son, just yesterday, said, "Mom, you know, I never thought 12 or 13 (years of age) would ever get here, but here I am -- and with it a whole lot of (welcomed) responsibilities." I have always believed him wise beyond his years, and here lately, he is proving it at every turn! He is time-managing very well these days as he wraps up school while effectively growing his lawn care business.

I had to smile. He gets it. One of our family's sayings, that used to be said often, is "Live in the moment." Those with children know they seem always focused on what comes next. As they eat lunch, they ask, "Can I go .... after this?" I need only say it rarely now, praise the Lord! It is deeply planted in their mind and soul after hearing it hundreds of times in years gone by. Every time they came at me with "what's next" -- I would give them these four little words. I think those four little words would do us all some good!

So today, "Live in the moment". Let God enjoy the "now" with you! The two of you don't have yesterday nor tomorrow (yet) ..... but you do have TODAY to share! ENJOY!

Love,
Deborah

I am first and foremost a daughter of the Most High. He has blessed me with three maturing children, ages 12 years old through 7 years old, and a Christian husband who is my best friend. I spend my days home schooling my children, tending the 'home front', exploring God's Word, and lifting up my fellow sisters in Christ. I have a tremendous appetite for the Lord's Word and a desire to know Him to deep depths. As for my fellow sisters in the Lord, I have a passion to see them walking out their destinies in Christ. In all things, Give Him Praise!

You can visit Deborah at www.joyinthemorning.com.