Timothy 3:16-17
All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the servant of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work.
Pastor Emily decides to put together a series of Lenten devotions written by various members and staff of our church, Kennesaw United Methodist. Imagine my delight when she asks me to not only provide the readings assigned to each day, but also to proofread and post each writer's contribution!
After writing devotions for almost two years now, this is right up my alley. I can't wait to read others' interpretation of scripture, their stories, and the prayers they offer.
And, Emily has given me permission to redesign the church's blog space in any manner I choose. That is exciting in and of itself! I'm not sure at the moment what font or background I'll select, but I know I'll have a grand time creating our new look.
If you haven't decided on a Lenten discipline, or even if you have, I hope you will plan a daily visit to our blog beginning on Ash Wednesday, February 13th. You are bound to be inspired and uplifted by these meditations and reflections. I know I've been in reading the ones which have been submitted thus far.
So, plan to join us here, would you? And, if the spirit moves you, take a moment to leave the authors your comments. I know your feedback will be greatly appreciated!
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Will you be joining in with Kennesaw United Methodist's devotions this Lent?
Will you pray with me?
We thank You, Father, for all those who volunteered to write a post for our Lenten Devotional Series. May the words of their mouths and the meditation of all of our hearts be acceptable in Your sight, O Lord, our Rock and our Redeemer. Amen.
Wow, Martha, strength on to strength. Congratulations on the new assignment. May God make you an instrument of his word through your work.
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Susan
Thanks so much for dropping by, Susan!
DeleteYes, I am thrilled to be doing this with Emily. Hope you will visit us during Lent!
Blessings and love!
Your church has tapped the right person. What a treasure this Lenten series will be, thanks to your inspired hand.
ReplyDeleteOh, Galen, you are too kind! I am so excited to be working with Emily and thankful for the opportunity.
DeleteBlessings and love!
Martha, I am filled with Joy at the new assignment that was given to you, may God direct your path as you seek to bring Him Glory through your words.
ReplyDeleteSusan
Thanks so much, Susan! I feel so honored to help with this project. To God be the glory!
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I always find it such a blessing when trusted to be of service to others.... congratulations. Have Fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by, Amy! Oh, I'm sure this will be fun, indeed. So looking forward to it!
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congrats to you!! It is easy for me to see why you were chosen! I very much enjoy and learn from your reflections.
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming by, Annmarie, and for your kind words. So glad you enjoy my reflections here.
DeleteBlessings to you!
Wow what an awesome opportunity to serve! It will no doubt become a blessing for you and those that participate and read it! I'm really happy for you. :)
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Thanks for stopping by, Jessica! Yes, it is a blessing, and I'm so excited about doing this.
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Thank you for the invitation. It would be great to reflect with you and your community on Lent.
ReplyDeletePraying with you always.
Melissa, I will be reposting the link throughout Lent. Yes! I am so thrilled to be able to take part in this and share the thoughts of so many believers.
DeleteBlessings, love, and prayers . . .
How exciting for you. I only just got here so I am a little late, don't know that I'll follow, thank you for the invite though. I am sure it will be a success.
ReplyDeleteDuh guess I'm not late.
ReplyDeleteNope, Jan, you're right on time! Early, in fact. I'll repost the website the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday.
DeleteBlessings and thanks for visiting!