Guest guest Posted August 21, 2004 Report Share Posted August 21, 2004 I'm not and this has not made me because I would feel hypocritical to be all of a sudden. Unfortunately there are billions of people in the world and I don't see how God could get involved with everyone's problems! Cmoochie@... wrote: I have always been religious. I think something like this brings everyone closer to God. Hugs nne Breast Cancer Patients Soul Mates for Lifehttp://www.geocities.com/chucky5741/breastcancerpatients.html Check out my breast cancer ornaments at:http://www.geocities.com/chucky5741/bcornament.htmlalso check out my other ornaments and lots of nice gifts at:http://www.cancerclub.com Re: Worried I'm curious about the constant mention of God here, is it because of the illness or was everyone religious beforehand? CPooh123ron4@... wrote: I have lot of experience when it comes to breast cancer surgery. I have had two lumpectomies besides to mastectomies. When I had my lumpecotmies this didn't happen to me and they cut me around the nipple. If I were you I would call your doctor ASAP and find out what is going on. I will pray that all goes well and that you will heal quicker than I did.Hugs,Ronda "there are only 2 tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it." Wilde __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2004 Report Share Posted August 21, 2004 I'm not and this has not made me because I would feel hypocritical to be all of a sudden. Unfortunately there are billions of people in the world and I don't see how God could get involved with everyone's problems! Cmoochie@... wrote: I have always been religious. I think something like this brings everyone closer to God. Hugs nne Breast Cancer Patients Soul Mates for Lifehttp://www.geocities.com/chucky5741/breastcancerpatients.html Check out my breast cancer ornaments at:http://www.geocities.com/chucky5741/bcornament.htmlalso check out my other ornaments and lots of nice gifts at:http://www.cancerclub.com Re: Worried I'm curious about the constant mention of God here, is it because of the illness or was everyone religious beforehand? CPooh123ron4@... wrote: I have lot of experience when it comes to breast cancer surgery. I have had two lumpectomies besides to mastectomies. When I had my lumpecotmies this didn't happen to me and they cut me around the nipple. If I were you I would call your doctor ASAP and find out what is going on. I will pray that all goes well and that you will heal quicker than I did.Hugs,Ronda "there are only 2 tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it." Wilde __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2004 Report Share Posted August 21, 2004 I believe in some sort of a higher power but it has no effect on my life, I don't buy into all of this CMarco or Georgia Mannino wrote: Personally, I'm not into religion. I heard religion defined as man's attempt to save himself. Having a relationship with the Lord God almighty, after receiving Jesus's finished work at Calvary to die in OUR place for OUR sins and being adopted into our Heavenly Father's family to be considered the "sons of God" seems very important to those of us who look to Him as the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End. It is He who has made us and not we ourselves; therefore, to seek His wisdom regarding our health, our fiances, and our future seems vitally important. He is all knowing, all seeing, and all loving. He wants what is best for us, and gives us the strength we need to keep going in the face of adversity. We can love each other because He first loved us. We know that without Him we are nothing, but through Him all things are possible. After all, He raised Lazarus from the dead, healed the blind, caused the lame to walk, brought healing to the lepers, and the same spirit that raised Him from the dead dwells in us to quicken our mortal bodies.He is the only one in the universe who cared for us enough to send His son, the perfect Lamb of God, to take away the sins of the world. Every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess that Jesus is Lord. His name is above every name..His name is above sickness, above cancer, above poverty, above injustice, above oppression, and above depression. We are honored to give Him the praise and the glory as we see improvement in our situations, because we know that He is working in our behalf as no man can. Even when we see delays and what appears to be defeat we know that our victory is in Him, as my husband declared as he left his mortal, corruptible body to go live eternally with our Lord in his new incorruptible body. He saw glimpses of his eternal home and continually stated in his last hours that God is awesome. Even death has no victory to those who believe so even in what appears to some as our darkest hour, we put our trust in Him and accept our eternal reward. wrote: I'm curious about the constant mention of God here, is it because of the illness or was everyone religious beforehand? CPooh123ron4@... wrote: I have lot of experience when it comes to breast cancer surgery. I have had two lumpectomies besides to mastectomies. When I had my lumpecotmies this didn't happen to me and they cut me around the nipple. If I were you I would call your doctor ASAP and find out what is going on. I will pray that all goes well and that you will heal quicker than I did.Hugs,Ronda "there are only 2 tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it." Wilde __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2004 Report Share Posted August 21, 2004 I believe in some sort of a higher power but it has no effect on my life, I don't buy into all of this CMarco or Georgia Mannino wrote: Personally, I'm not into religion. I heard religion defined as man's attempt to save himself. Having a relationship with the Lord God almighty, after receiving Jesus's finished work at Calvary to die in OUR place for OUR sins and being adopted into our Heavenly Father's family to be considered the "sons of God" seems very important to those of us who look to Him as the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End. It is He who has made us and not we ourselves; therefore, to seek His wisdom regarding our health, our fiances, and our future seems vitally important. He is all knowing, all seeing, and all loving. He wants what is best for us, and gives us the strength we need to keep going in the face of adversity. We can love each other because He first loved us. We know that without Him we are nothing, but through Him all things are possible. After all, He raised Lazarus from the dead, healed the blind, caused the lame to walk, brought healing to the lepers, and the same spirit that raised Him from the dead dwells in us to quicken our mortal bodies.He is the only one in the universe who cared for us enough to send His son, the perfect Lamb of God, to take away the sins of the world. Every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess that Jesus is Lord. His name is above every name..His name is above sickness, above cancer, above poverty, above injustice, above oppression, and above depression. We are honored to give Him the praise and the glory as we see improvement in our situations, because we know that He is working in our behalf as no man can. Even when we see delays and what appears to be defeat we know that our victory is in Him, as my husband declared as he left his mortal, corruptible body to go live eternally with our Lord in his new incorruptible body. He saw glimpses of his eternal home and continually stated in his last hours that God is awesome. Even death has no victory to those who believe so even in what appears to some as our darkest hour, we put our trust in Him and accept our eternal reward. wrote: I'm curious about the constant mention of God here, is it because of the illness or was everyone religious beforehand? CPooh123ron4@... wrote: I have lot of experience when it comes to breast cancer surgery. I have had two lumpectomies besides to mastectomies. When I had my lumpecotmies this didn't happen to me and they cut me around the nipple. If I were you I would call your doctor ASAP and find out what is going on. I will pray that all goes well and that you will heal quicker than I did.Hugs,Ronda "there are only 2 tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it." Wilde __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 Fortunately salvation is free. The Lord is no respecter of persons so He does not care if you are black, white, rich, poor, young or old. You see while we were yet sinners He died for us. And is he able to know everything about everyone in the universe....of course. He created it all and us all. He hung the stars and gave each of them a name. He knows the number of the hairs on our heads. He even knows when a sparrow falls to the ground. He loves us and cares for us. Does that mean our lives will always be a bed of roses....No sometimes we do go through some fiery furnaces, but He promises to go with us to see us through....Try Psalm 23. To call on him in time of sickness and distress would not cause Him to think of you as being hypocritical. He would feel honored that you realize you need His help.....May He fill your life with His blessings 'till your cup overflows.....God Bless you....georgiachristina wrote: I believe in some sort of a higher power but it has no effect on my life, I don't buy into all of this CMarco or Georgia Mannino wrote: Personally, I'm not into religion. I heard religion defined as man's attempt to save himself. Having a relationship with the Lord God almighty, after receiving Jesus's finished work at Calvary to die in OUR place for OUR sins and being adopted into our Heavenly Father's family to be considered the "sons of God" seems very important to those of us who look to Him as the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End. It is He who has made us and not we ourselves; therefore, to seek His wisdom regarding our health, our fiances, and our future seems vitally important. He is all knowing, all seeing, and all loving. He wants what is best for us, and gives us the strength we need to keep going in the face of adversity. We can love each other because He first loved us. We know that without Him we are nothing, but through Him all things are possible. After all, He raised Lazarus from the dead, healed the blind, caused the lame to walk, brought healing to the lepers, and the same spirit that raised Him from the dead dwells in us to quicken our mortal bodies.He is the only one in the universe who cared for us enough to send His son, the perfect Lamb of God, to take away the sins of the world. Every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess that Jesus is Lord. His name is above every name..His name is above sickness, above cancer, above poverty, above injustice, above oppression, and above depression. We are honored to give Him the praise and the glory as we see improvement in our situations, because we know that He is working in our behalf as no man can. Even when we see delays and what appears to be defeat we know that our victory is in Him, as my husband declared as he left his mortal, corruptible body to go live eternally with our Lord in his new incorruptible body. He saw glimpses of his eternal home and continually stated in his last hours that God is awesome. Even death has no victory to those who believe so even in what appears to some as our darkest hour, we put our trust in Him and accept our eternal reward. wrote: I'm curious about the constant mention of God here, is it because of the illness or was everyone religious beforehand? CPooh123ron4@... wrote: I have lot of experience when it comes to breast cancer surgery. I have had two lumpectomies besides to mastectomies. When I had my lumpecotmies this didn't happen to me and they cut me around the nipple. If I were you I would call your doctor ASAP and find out what is going on. I will pray that all goes well and that you will heal quicker than I did.Hugs,Ronda "there are only 2 tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it." Wilde __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 Fortunately salvation is free. The Lord is no respecter of persons so He does not care if you are black, white, rich, poor, young or old. You see while we were yet sinners He died for us. And is he able to know everything about everyone in the universe....of course. He created it all and us all. He hung the stars and gave each of them a name. He knows the number of the hairs on our heads. He even knows when a sparrow falls to the ground. He loves us and cares for us. Does that mean our lives will always be a bed of roses....No sometimes we do go through some fiery furnaces, but He promises to go with us to see us through....Try Psalm 23. To call on him in time of sickness and distress would not cause Him to think of you as being hypocritical. He would feel honored that you realize you need His help.....May He fill your life with His blessings 'till your cup overflows.....God Bless you....georgiachristina wrote: I believe in some sort of a higher power but it has no effect on my life, I don't buy into all of this CMarco or Georgia Mannino wrote: Personally, I'm not into religion. I heard religion defined as man's attempt to save himself. Having a relationship with the Lord God almighty, after receiving Jesus's finished work at Calvary to die in OUR place for OUR sins and being adopted into our Heavenly Father's family to be considered the "sons of God" seems very important to those of us who look to Him as the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End. It is He who has made us and not we ourselves; therefore, to seek His wisdom regarding our health, our fiances, and our future seems vitally important. He is all knowing, all seeing, and all loving. He wants what is best for us, and gives us the strength we need to keep going in the face of adversity. We can love each other because He first loved us. We know that without Him we are nothing, but through Him all things are possible. After all, He raised Lazarus from the dead, healed the blind, caused the lame to walk, brought healing to the lepers, and the same spirit that raised Him from the dead dwells in us to quicken our mortal bodies.He is the only one in the universe who cared for us enough to send His son, the perfect Lamb of God, to take away the sins of the world. Every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess that Jesus is Lord. His name is above every name..His name is above sickness, above cancer, above poverty, above injustice, above oppression, and above depression. We are honored to give Him the praise and the glory as we see improvement in our situations, because we know that He is working in our behalf as no man can. Even when we see delays and what appears to be defeat we know that our victory is in Him, as my husband declared as he left his mortal, corruptible body to go live eternally with our Lord in his new incorruptible body. He saw glimpses of his eternal home and continually stated in his last hours that God is awesome. Even death has no victory to those who believe so even in what appears to some as our darkest hour, we put our trust in Him and accept our eternal reward. wrote: I'm curious about the constant mention of God here, is it because of the illness or was everyone religious beforehand? CPooh123ron4@... wrote: I have lot of experience when it comes to breast cancer surgery. I have had two lumpectomies besides to mastectomies. When I had my lumpecotmies this didn't happen to me and they cut me around the nipple. If I were you I would call your doctor ASAP and find out what is going on. I will pray that all goes well and that you will heal quicker than I did.Hugs,Ronda "there are only 2 tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it." Wilde __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 Fortunately salvation is free. The Lord is no respecter of persons so He does not care if you are black, white, rich, poor, young or old. You see while we were yet sinners He died for us. And is he able to know everything about everyone in the universe....of course. He created it all and us all. He hung the stars and gave each of them a name. He knows the number of the hairs on our heads. He even knows when a sparrow falls to the ground. He loves us and cares for us. Does that mean our lives will always be a bed of roses....No sometimes we do go through some fiery furnaces, but He promises to go with us to see us through....Try Psalm 23. To call on him in time of sickness and distress would not cause Him to think of you as being hypocritical. He would feel honored that you realize you need His help.....May He fill your life with His blessings 'till your cup overflows.....God Bless you....georgiachristina wrote: I believe in some sort of a higher power but it has no effect on my life, I don't buy into all of this CMarco or Georgia Mannino wrote: Personally, I'm not into religion. I heard religion defined as man's attempt to save himself. Having a relationship with the Lord God almighty, after receiving Jesus's finished work at Calvary to die in OUR place for OUR sins and being adopted into our Heavenly Father's family to be considered the "sons of God" seems very important to those of us who look to Him as the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End. It is He who has made us and not we ourselves; therefore, to seek His wisdom regarding our health, our fiances, and our future seems vitally important. He is all knowing, all seeing, and all loving. He wants what is best for us, and gives us the strength we need to keep going in the face of adversity. We can love each other because He first loved us. We know that without Him we are nothing, but through Him all things are possible. After all, He raised Lazarus from the dead, healed the blind, caused the lame to walk, brought healing to the lepers, and the same spirit that raised Him from the dead dwells in us to quicken our mortal bodies.He is the only one in the universe who cared for us enough to send His son, the perfect Lamb of God, to take away the sins of the world. Every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess that Jesus is Lord. His name is above every name..His name is above sickness, above cancer, above poverty, above injustice, above oppression, and above depression. We are honored to give Him the praise and the glory as we see improvement in our situations, because we know that He is working in our behalf as no man can. Even when we see delays and what appears to be defeat we know that our victory is in Him, as my husband declared as he left his mortal, corruptible body to go live eternally with our Lord in his new incorruptible body. He saw glimpses of his eternal home and continually stated in his last hours that God is awesome. Even death has no victory to those who believe so even in what appears to some as our darkest hour, we put our trust in Him and accept our eternal reward. wrote: I'm curious about the constant mention of God here, is it because of the illness or was everyone religious beforehand? CPooh123ron4@... wrote: I have lot of experience when it comes to breast cancer surgery. I have had two lumpectomies besides to mastectomies. When I had my lumpecotmies this didn't happen to me and they cut me around the nipple. If I were you I would call your doctor ASAP and find out what is going on. I will pray that all goes well and that you will heal quicker than I did.Hugs,Ronda "there are only 2 tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it." Wilde __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 Dear Rhonda, You are blessed as I am to have a personal relationship with our Savior. When I drive to work each morning and see the beautiful sunrise he has given me I feel his presence. When I look at my kids and grandkids I feel his presence. You have not offended me in any way. I am sorry I use to be a youth pastor until they let me go due to high cost of my medical needs and I believe that God can provide for our needs if we trust. I know some of you may not believe in God and if I have offending anyone I am sorry.Ronda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 Dear Rhonda, You are blessed as I am to have a personal relationship with our Savior. When I drive to work each morning and see the beautiful sunrise he has given me I feel his presence. When I look at my kids and grandkids I feel his presence. You have not offended me in any way. I am sorry I use to be a youth pastor until they let me go due to high cost of my medical needs and I believe that God can provide for our needs if we trust. I know some of you may not believe in God and if I have offending anyone I am sorry.Ronda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 I always love to tell what the Lord has done for me and how much I love Himlalacharley@... wrote: Dear Rhonda, You are blessed as I am to have a personal relationship with our Savior. When I drive to work each morning and see the beautiful sunrise he has given me I feel his presence. When I look at my kids and grandkids I feel his presence. You have not offended me in any way. I am sorry I use to be a youth pastor until they let me go due to high cost of my medical needs and I believe that God can provide for our needs if we trust. I know some of you may not believe in God and if I have offending anyone I am sorry.Ronda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 I always love to tell what the Lord has done for me and how much I love Himlalacharley@... wrote: Dear Rhonda, You are blessed as I am to have a personal relationship with our Savior. When I drive to work each morning and see the beautiful sunrise he has given me I feel his presence. When I look at my kids and grandkids I feel his presence. You have not offended me in any way. I am sorry I use to be a youth pastor until they let me go due to high cost of my medical needs and I believe that God can provide for our needs if we trust. I know some of you may not believe in God and if I have offending anyone I am sorry.Ronda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 Ronda, You have no reason to feel you have offended anyone - if they don't have the "depth," let them move on. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 Ronda, You have no reason to feel you have offended anyone - if they don't have the "depth," let them move on. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2004 Report Share Posted August 22, 2004 Ronda, You have no reason to feel you have offended anyone - if they don't have the "depth," let them move on. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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