Comments on: What’s In A Name?

By: Dimple

Dimple — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 02:55:39 +0000

I can attest to your words. My given name is Louise, which means famous in battle, and I was called from unbelief into intercession. I have also been called Lois (peaceful) by some, I believe by God's urging, and Lucille (light) by others. My ministry now is in mentoring younger women, helping them develop the gentle, quiet spirit and live at peace through God's light.

Thank you for your comment on my blog, I enjoyed your bark to bytes remark very much!

By: Kevin

Kevin — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 18:22:47 +0000

I want to say thank you! I lost my only child, my son almost 6 years ago by murder. What you wrote about your son and what the person said to you at the burial touched me as I can relate to it. Again I say thank you….Bless You and keep on keeping on!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 14:32:09 +0000

MAY HIS BLESSINGS ALWAYS BE UPON YOU and in the very words put down in this message is what is required of each believer if we are to overcome our storms and walk in HIS WAYS let the WORD GO OUT AND LET EVERY KNEE BOW EVERY TOUNGE CONFESS O GLORY UNTO THE FATHER TO, THE SON ,TO THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH AND RIGHTEOUSNESS

"It is unquestionably a difficult ministry to be tasked with, one that requires courage and determination, but one that is fulfilled out of a heart of love for those being prepared for burial." "the goal of the Christian life in this age is “to die before you die.” We must decrease, that Christ might increase. We must cut off our heads that we might take Christ as head. We must lay down our lives that we might take up the life of Christ. There can be no resurrection apart from a death taking place first, not the physical death of the body, but the laying down of one’s soul life. "