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Taste The Refreshing Water Once you've tasted and been refreshed  By a drink of pure spring water  Pouring out from the rocks in the mountains No water will ever taste as good to you Years ago while hiking in the mountains of Canada, With my brother Mike and his wife Michelle We stumbled across such a spring  I can still taste it, ice cold and so refreshing Many today are in doubt  whether or not the savior has come Whether Jesus truly was and is Messiah... Or if there even is a true and living God Let me propose to you; it was no different  Back when Jesus was on earth...  Let me also say  He cared deeply then And    He cares deeply now  He cares t hat so many are hurting  And searching Desperately t o find a refreshing spring  To drink from Many in that  day watched as  Jesus loved them He loved them  By living with them in their homes And Giving them what they had need of And Teaching them a way to live that would caus

My Gift ~ It's all I Ever Wanted I heard a message recently about embracing what is new Lord let me not call to mind that which is behind But to look forward and receive what is mine My promise from You The Land The Place The Plan My Destiny And let me not compare  or lust  After another's gift, destiny, or place My gift  You have set before me My gift  It's all I ever wanted Your plans are good for me and not evil Bountiful, not scant Exciting, not dull You are a good, good Father With love in your eyes, you gaze into mine And I fall at your feet and worship You My King My Savior The lover of my soul I adore You Jesus Merry, Mighty, Christmas  Brother's and Sister's, Your Sister In Christ Jesus, Terry Hebrews 11:13-16 Jeremiah 29:11 I posted a beautiful song that will promote worship in your spirit "My King Was Born Today" by Worship Mob on utube

Keep Watch At The Door Of My Lips Palm 141:1-3 Amp "Lord I call upon you; hasten to me. Give ear to my voice when I cry to you (listen to me).  2) Let my prayer be set forth as incense before you, the lifting up of hands as the evening sacrifice. (1Tim. 2:8; Rev. 8:3,4)  3) Set a guard, O Lord, before my mouth; keep watch at the door of my lips." I want my heart to be so confident that I run without hesitation to Him everyday and every hour. When I am faced with hard decisions and circumstances, I want my voice to cry aloud to Him  "Listen to me" As I read these verses above, my heart was impressed with the nature of this relationship between the Psalmist (David) and "The Father" (God.) It was quite  obvious there was no hesitation, fear, or anything within Davids' spirit keeping him from running to God for help. He was completely confident that "The Father" heard his prayer (his request).  I grew up Catholic,