I Am Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

Psalm 139:13-18 NASB

For You formed my inward parts;

You wove me in my mother's womb.

I will give thanks to You,

 for I am fearfully and wonderfully made;

Wonderful are Your works,

And my soul knows it very well.

My frame was not hidden from You,

When I was made in secret,

 And skillfully wrought in the

depths of the earth;

And in Your book were all written 

The days that were ordained for me,

When as yet there was not one of them.

How precious also are Your

thoughts to me, O God!

How vast is the sum of them!

If I should count them, they would 

outnumber the sand

When I awake, I am still with You.

We recently put Birthing Kits together to take to 

Zambia for Medical Missions. 

Some Americans said, "why don't we put this and that in, 

why don't we do this or that?" 

They do not understand the poverty that 
the majority of Zambians live in,  

$2.00 a day or less is what 80% of them live on. 

Some do not even have that $2.00.

For most Americans it is impossible to understand the 

extreme poverty that a large percent 
of the people in the world live in. 

They just do not have a knowledge base to understand. 

The old saying, "seeing is believing" is so true.

The first time I went to Zambia I was so overwhelmed by the extreme,  widespread poverty. When I came home, 

I could hardly bare to spend money on clothes or shoes. 

I definitely had more than the clothes on my back 

and many pairs of shoes in my closet. 

I was not walking around barefooted. 

I still have  a lot of trouble with that. 

My closet has a lot less clothes than it used to. 

There are not near as many shoes as before. 

I have more than I need.

Seeing truly is believing. It has change my perspective. 

And I thank God.

Many Americans do not understand laying down 

on the cold dirty ground to deliver a baby. 

They can not comprehend why we need to send 

a few simple items in Birthing Kits.

What good can a piece of plastic, a scalpel, two pieces of string, two pairs of rubber gloves, two anti-bacterial wipes, four gauze, soap, a baby blanket, and a tiny baby cap do?

 What good can those items possible do?

The plastic can provide a clean place for 

the mother to lay on to birth her baby.

The clean string can be used instead of dirty 

elephant grass or dirty rag to tie the cord. 

The clean sterile scalpel can be used to cut the cord.

The wipes can clean the birthing site as well as hands.

The sterile gauze can clean the baby's mouth, eyes, ears, etc.

The gauze can help stop some of the bleeding of the mother.  

The rubber gloves can keep germs off the baby and out of the mother. 

Think about what happens when they do not have these things.  

Dirty hands, dirty birthing site, dirty hands wiping the eyes, mouth, nose of the baby. 

Dirty hands handling the cord and using elephant grass to cut the cord. On and on. 

Thank you Father that I was born in America.

But most of all Father, Thank you that you have allowed me to travel to Zambia four times to have my perspectives changed.

Thank you Father that you formed my inward parts;

Thank you that You gave me the Mother you did.

Thank you that I am fearfully and wonderfully made;

Thank you Father for writing the days of my life in Your book.

O, God how can I comprehend the depth of Your thoughts of me?

Thank you Father that You are still with me when I awake.

Father God, thank You for giving me another year to live and serve You.

In Jesus Christ Most Holy and High Name I Pray.

Why take the time to gather supplies and make the Birthing Kits? Maybe, just maybe we will get to be apart of some ones precious birth. God has already known the unformed substance of these children and He knows the number of their days. 

For A Free Online Bible Study Click Here:

http://www.worldbibleschool.org/

I Am Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

Psalm 139:13-18 NASB

For You formed my inward parts;

You wove me in my mother's womb.

I will give thanks to You,

 for I am fearfully and wonderfully made;

Wonderful are Your works,

And my soul knows it very well.

My frame was not hidden from You,

When I was made in secret,

 And skillfully wrought in the

depths of the earth;

And in Your book were all written 

The days that were ordained for me,

When as yet there was not one of them.

How precious also are Your

thoughts to me, O God!

How vast is the sum of them!

If I should count them, they would 

outnumber the sand

When I awake, I am still with You.

We recently put Birthing Kits together to take to 

Zambia for Medical Missions. 

Some Americans said, "why don't we put this and that in, 

why don't we do this or that?" 

They do not understand the poverty that 
the majority of Zambians live in,  

$2.00 a day or less is what 80% of them live on. 

Some do not even have that $2.00.

For most Americans it is impossible to understand the 

extreme poverty that a large percent 
of the people in the world live in. 

They just do not have a knowledge base to understand. 

The old saying, "seeing is believing" is so true.

The first time I went to Zambia I was so overwhelmed by the extreme,  widespread poverty. When I came home, 

I could hardly bare to spend money on clothes or shoes. 

I definitely had more than the clothes on my back 

and many pairs of shoes in my closet. 

I was not walking around barefooted. 

I still have  a lot of trouble with that. 

My closet has a lot less clothes than it used to. 

There are not near as many shoes as before. 

I have more than I need.

Seeing truly is believing. It has change my perspective. 

And I thank God.

Many Americans do not understand laying down 

on the cold dirty ground to deliver a baby. 

They can not comprehend why we need to send 

a few simple items in Birthing Kits.

What good can a piece of plastic, a scalpel, two pieces of string, two pairs of rubber gloves, two anti-bacterial wipes, four gauze, soap, a baby blanket, and a tiny baby cap do?

 What good can those items possible do?

The plastic can provide a clean place for 

the mother to lay on to birth her baby.

The clean string can be used instead of dirty 

elephant grass or dirty rag to tie the cord. 

The clean sterile scalpel can be used to cut the cord.

The wipes can clean the birthing site as well as hands.

The sterile gauze can clean the baby's mouth, eyes, ears, etc.

The gauze can help stop some of the bleeding of the mother.  

The rubber gloves can keep germs off the baby and out of the mother. 

Think about what happens when they do not have these things.  

Dirty hands, dirty birthing site, dirty hands wiping the eyes, mouth, nose of the baby. 

Dirty hands handling the cord and using elephant grass to cut the cord. On and on. 

Thank you Father that I was born in America.

But most of all Father, Thank you that you have allowed me to travel to Zambia four times to have my perspectives changed.

Thank you Father that you formed my inward parts;

Thank you that You gave me the Mother you did.

Thank you that I am fearfully and wonderfully made;

Thank you Father for writing the days of my life in Your book.

O, God how can I comprehend the depth of Your thoughts of me?

Thank you Father that You are still with me when I awake.

Father God, thank You for giving me another year to live and serve You.

In Jesus Christ Most Holy and High Name I Pray.

Why take the time to gather supplies and make the Birthing Kits? Maybe, just maybe we will get to be apart of some ones precious birth. God has already known the unformed substance of these children and He knows the number of their days. 

For A Free Online Bible Study Click Here:

http://www.worldbibleschool.org/

Open our Eyes So We May See You O God.

Originally posted on 6-8-2010 and re-posted 3-23-2012 and re-posted 6-12-2014

All content and Photos are copyrighted 

2 Kings 6:16-17

Open our eyes Lord that we may see the armies of horses and chariots of fire all around us, just as they were all around Elisha.

Open our eyes to satan so that we may see his tricks.

Satan puts blinders on us in many different forms.

He blinds us with too much to do in the name of work, rest, relaxation and recreation.  

We neglect You.

He blinds us with problems with our children, families and friends.

We fail to see Your might and power.

We fail to praise and honor You.

He blinds us with health issues and steals our energy so we run out steam.

We do not think we can service You.

He blinds us to put him first on our list. 

Then all of the things of the world will be ours .......

We put You last on our list, or not at all.

Open our eyes Oh Lord,  that we may see that You will defeat satan if we only stand firm and pray as Elisha did.

Open our eyes Lord that we may see the armies of horses and chariots of fire all around us...

Ephesians 6: 12-13

For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers,  against the powers, against the world forces of this darkness, against the spiritual forces of wickedness in heavenly places.

Therefore, take up the full armor of God, so that you will be able to resist in the evil day, and having done everything, to stand firm.

Have a Blessed Day.

For a Free Bible Study:

http://www.worldbibleschool.org/ 

All Scripture is taken from the New American Standard Bible unless otherwise noted.

Open our Eyes So We May See You O God.

Originally posted on 6-8-2010 and re-posted 3-23-2012 and re-posted 6-12-2014

All content and Photos are copyrighted 

2 Kings 6:16-17

Open our eyes Lord that we may see the armies of horses and chariots of fire all around us, just as they were all around Elisha.

Open our eyes to satan so that we may see his tricks.

Satan puts blinders on us in many different forms.

He blinds us with too much to do in the name of work, rest, relaxation and recreation.  

We neglect You.

He blinds us with problems with our children, families and friends.

We fail to see Your might and power.

We fail to praise and honor You.

He blinds us with health issues and steals our energy so we run out steam.

We do not think we can service You.

He blinds us to put him first on our list. 

Then all of the things of the world will be ours .......

We put You last on our list, or not at all.

Open our eyes Oh Lord,  that we may see that You will defeat satan if we only stand firm and pray as Elisha did.

Open our eyes Lord that we may see the armies of horses and chariots of fire all around us...

Ephesians 6: 12-13

For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers,  against the powers, against the world forces of this darkness, against the spiritual forces of wickedness in heavenly places.

Therefore, take up the full armor of God, so that you will be able to resist in the evil day, and having done everything, to stand firm.

Have a Blessed Day.

For a Free Bible Study:

http://www.worldbibleschool.org/ 

All Scripture is taken from the New American Standard Bible unless otherwise noted.

Out of Africa and Back Again.

 I never get used to this sight of a young girl child with 

a baby on her back and a water bucket on her head.

 One of the many buildings we have worshiped in.

A Baptism (the main reason I go)

My heart has been stubborn about being willing  to go to Africa in the summer of 2014. The trip has been planned for three years now but my heart has been hard and has said,"NO, I will not go in 2014." 
One night as we laid down, I asked my husband if he had thought about going to Africa in 2014.  I fully expected him to say no I do not want to go because I am getting my shoulder replaced.  Instead he said, "I have thought about it." That really shocked me. He asked me if I had thought about going.  I said, Yes I have thought about it and I do not want to go. You can go without me. He said, "I will not go without you." So, I said, "Does that mean I have to go?" One reason it shocked me so much is that when he went in 2003 he promised he would never go without me again. I knew that he had made that promise and that he would not break it.  If he goes, that means I will go or he will stay home too.
When he went in 2003 I was as resistant as a spoiled brat child who wanted her way no matter what.  He was asked to go with a group of men so there was no way one lone woman would fit in.  As plans were being made I dug my heels in deep. 
I pouted, cried, got mad, you name it I resisted with all my might. 
Like that spoiled child I said, "I have always wanted to go to Africa." 
On and On I went as the days and weeks ticked off to the dead line to buy tickets. 
The Sunday before the deadline the lesson at worship was one that was undeniably from God to me.  It also spoke to both of our hearts in a way that we could no longer ignore what had to be done. 
We did not say a word all the way home as our hearts burned like hot coals inside our chests. I almost chocked on my pride and selfishness.
After we had changed from  our "church" clothes into more comfortable clothes, he said to me, "Shelia, I cannot, not go." My heart burned in my throat. I felt so much shame as I admitted that I was standing in God's way. I choked the words out of my burning throat, "I know you have to go."  This had been my thought on the way home as I tried to swallow my pride and selfishness.  I was so ashamed of myself at the realization that I, by my childish behavior, had to admit that I was rebelling against God and not my husband.
We both knew that I could not stand in God's way any longer. 
We knew that he had to go and do whatever God wanted him to do. I knew that I had to do whatever God wanted me to do and accept what he wanted to teach me.
I do not know why my heart has been stubborn against going to Zambia this summer. I cannot put a finger on the reason. I can only speculate.  This has been a challenging year for us with our adult son who has dealt with a drug addiction for many, many years. This has been and still is a challenging time with my mother-in-law being sick and in and out of the hospital for the last two months. 
On one hand I am so excited to be going back to Africa again, for the fifth time. On the other hand I am feeling a little stressed to think that the trip is so close to being reality. 
I only asked to go one time. I know that if God is truly willing for us to go He will provide the way for my fifth trip to Zambia. Tickets are bought and plans are being made to go in a short time. 
We shall see what the future holds. I am now willing and ready if God is. 
We recently attended the funeral of a 90 year old lady who got into mission work when she was 65 years old. Her grandson read some of from one of her diaries she had kept about her mission work. He said Granny said, "You have to be willing to write a blank check and hand it to God. Let God fill in the amount. You have to be willing to do whatever God wants you to do." 
Just write the blank check has become mine and my husbands motto. 
We have written a blank check to God about the trip to Zambia in 2104. We will soon know what He requires us to do. We just have to be willing to do it.
Philippians 4:4-9  
4 Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice. 5 Let your reasonableness be known to everyone. The Lord is at hand; 6 do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. 7 And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. 
    8 Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. 9 What you have learned and received and heard and seen in me—practice these things, and the God of peace will be with you.

Ephesians 2:10 

For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.

  

Out of Africa and Back Again.

 I never get used to this sight of a young girl child with 

a baby on her back and a water bucket on her head.

 One of the many buildings we have worshiped in.

A Baptism (the main reason I go)

My heart has been stubborn about being willing  to go to Africa in the summer of 2014. The trip has been planned for three years now but my heart has been hard and has said,"NO, I will not go in 2014." 
One night as we laid down, I asked my husband if he had thought about going to Africa in 2014.  I fully expected him to say no I do not want to go because I am getting my shoulder replaced.  Instead he said, "I have thought about it." That really shocked me. He asked me if I had thought about going.  I said, Yes I have thought about it and I do not want to go. You can go without me. He said, "I will not go without you." So, I said, "Does that mean I have to go?" One reason it shocked me so much is that when he went in 2003 he promised he would never go without me again. I knew that he had made that promise and that he would not break it.  If he goes, that means I will go or he will stay home too.
When he went in 2003 I was as resistant as a spoiled brat child who wanted her way no matter what.  He was asked to go with a group of men so there was no way one lone woman would fit in.  As plans were being made I dug my heels in deep. 
I pouted, cried, got mad, you name it I resisted with all my might. 
Like that spoiled child I said, "I have always wanted to go to Africa." 
On and On I went as the days and weeks ticked off to the dead line to buy tickets. 
The Sunday before the deadline the lesson at worship was one that was undeniably from God to me.  It also spoke to both of our hearts in a way that we could no longer ignore what had to be done. 
We did not say a word all the way home as our hearts burned like hot coals inside our chests. I almost chocked on my pride and selfishness.
After we had changed from  our "church" clothes into more comfortable clothes, he said to me, "Shelia, I cannot, not go." My heart burned in my throat. I felt so much shame as I admitted that I was standing in God's way. I choked the words out of my burning throat, "I know you have to go."  This had been my thought on the way home as I tried to swallow my pride and selfishness.  I was so ashamed of myself at the realization that I, by my childish behavior, had to admit that I was rebelling against God and not my husband.
We both knew that I could not stand in God's way any longer. 
We knew that he had to go and do whatever God wanted him to do. I knew that I had to do whatever God wanted me to do and accept what he wanted to teach me.
I do not know why my heart has been stubborn against going to Zambia this summer. I cannot put a finger on the reason. I can only speculate.  This has been a challenging year for us with our adult son who has dealt with a drug addiction for many, many years. This has been and still is a challenging time with my mother-in-law being sick and in and out of the hospital for the last two months. 
On one hand I am so excited to be going back to Africa again, for the fifth time. On the other hand I am feeling a little stressed to think that the trip is so close to being reality. 
I only asked to go one time. I know that if God is truly willing for us to go He will provide the way for my fifth trip to Zambia. Tickets are bought and plans are being made to go in a short time. 
We shall see what the future holds. I am now willing and ready if God is. 
We recently attended the funeral of a 90 year old lady who got into mission work when she was 65 years old. Her grandson read some of from one of her diaries she had kept about her mission work. He said Granny said, "You have to be willing to write a blank check and hand it to God. Let God fill in the amount. You have to be willing to do whatever God wants you to do." 
Just write the blank check has become mine and my husbands motto. 
We have written a blank check to God about the trip to Zambia in 2104. We will soon know what He requires us to do. We just have to be willing to do it.
Philippians 4:4-9  
4 Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice. 5 Let your reasonableness be known to everyone. The Lord is at hand; 6 do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. 7 And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. 
    8 Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. 9 What you have learned and received and heard and seen in me—practice these things, and the God of peace will be with you.

Ephesians 2:10 

For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.

  

What Does Addiction Look Like???????????????

What color is addiction?

What economic class is addiction?

What sex is addiction?

Who is an addict?

Who can identify an addict?

Who can stop an addict?

If you look at this picture of this "happy" family you may never suspect that one of the people in the picture has struggled a long term addiction. You name it and they have shot it in their vain.

You may never know which one has struggled for over 20 years with a terrible drug addiction.

You may never know which ones in the picture have struggled with that person who has had a horrifying drug addiction. 

The choice is one out of three. 

Which one is the one? 

The woman in the middle? The man on the left? The man on the right?

They all look like fine upstanding citizens. They do not look like your common thief. 

They do not look like someone who would lie about anything to get their next fix. 

They do not look like some one who would stick a needle with a syringe full of cocaine in their arm, ankle, or wherever. 

Truth is, drug addiction comes in all colors.

Truth is, drug addiction comes in all sexes.

Truth is, drug addiction comes in all economic classes.

I was once told, "You cannot always tell who is an addict."

Who can stop an addict from being an addict?

That is a very good question.

Can you?

Can I?

I am finding that I cannot stop the addict in the picture. So, there is a clue. I am not the addict. That leaves two in the picture who may or may not be an addict.

Who can stop an addict?

I hate the word addict. How can a person be described as "he is an addict". What, how can that be? How can you say, "He is an addict." He is a man. He is (insert name).  So how can you refer to him as addict as if that is all there is to him? 

What Does Addiction Look Like???????????????

What color is addiction?

What economic class is addiction?

What sex is addiction?

Who is an addict?

Who can identify an addict?

Who can stop an addict?

If you look at this picture of this "happy" family you may never suspect that one of the people in the picture has struggled a long term addiction. You name it and they have shot it in their vain.

You may never know which one has struggled for over 20 years with a terrible drug addiction.

You may never know which ones in the picture have struggled with that person who has had a horrifying drug addiction. 

The choice is one out of three. 

Which one is the one? 

The woman in the middle? The man on the left? The man on the right?

They all look like fine upstanding citizens. They do not look like your common thief. 

They do not look like someone who would lie about anything to get their next fix. 

They do not look like some one who would stick a needle with a syringe full of cocaine in their arm, ankle, or wherever. 

Truth is, drug addiction comes in all colors.

Truth is, drug addiction comes in all sexes.

Truth is, drug addiction comes in all economic classes.

I was once told, "You cannot always tell who is an addict."

Who can stop an addict from being an addict?

That is a very good question.

Can you?

Can I?

I am finding that I cannot stop the addict in the picture. So, there is a clue. I am not the addict. That leaves two in the picture who may or may not be an addict.

Who can stop an addict?

I hate the word addict. How can a person be described as "he is an addict". What, how can that be? How can you say, "He is an addict." He is a man. He is (insert name).  So how can you refer to him as addict as if that is all there is to him? 

Appeal: To Save the Eyesight

Appeal to Help Save Goodwin's eyesight.

Mr Mwanza, Goodwin and Mrs Mwanza

Goodwin Mwanza, Shelia, Tommy and Brother Phiri

My husband and I have known Goodwin Mwanza since he was an infant. While Goodwin's family was in our town they worshiped and worked with our congregation bakerheights.org.  

His family lived in our town for three years while his Dad worked three jobs and got three college degrees. Yes, you heard right. 

After his Dad finished his education they moved back to Zambia. His Dad was a Head Master at a High School. Sounds like a high paying job. Not by the U.S.A. standards but by the Zambian standards it was a good job. 

Shortly after the Mwanza's returned home to the Southern Province of Zambia a group of four men from our congregation traveled to Zambia on a fact finding trip. My husband asked Mr Mwanza why he did not stay in the United States. He said to him, "With the degrees you have, you could make a lot of money in the U.S."  Mr Mwanza said,"I never intended to stay in the U.S. I only came to get my degrees. The dream that Mrs. Mwanza and I have had for a long time it to go to the Eastern Province of Zambia to evangelize it. There is a great need to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the Eastern Province and that is what we plan to do."

Since the Mwanza's returned to Zambia a preacher training College- The Chipata Bible College-has been built in the Eastern Province of Zambia. There have been six Mission trips to the Eastern Province of Zambia.  There are 10 full time paid preachers in the Eastern Province. There are many who have graduated from the Chipata Bible College and have gone out on their own and planted churches and preach with or without pay.

Goodwin has grown in to a fine Christian young man. He is 17 years old now. He teaches the children's Bible class at the Hills View Church that meets at the Bible College. He is the top student in his class at school. He scored in the very top on the National Test that Zambia gives all students. He wants to get an Engineering Degree from college. There is only one problem he needs surgery on one of his eyes. He has Keratoconus and he needs immediate surgery to correct it before he goes blind. You may go to this link to read more about how to help. However: Please do pray and thank you so very much. http://fellowshiproom.org/2014/02/23/eyesight-goodwin/

For a free Bible Study: www.bigcountry.worldbibleschool.org 

Appeal: To Save the Eyesight

Appeal to Help Save Goodwin's eyesight.

Mr Mwanza, Goodwin and Mrs Mwanza

Goodwin Mwanza, Shelia, Tommy and Brother Phiri

My husband and I have known Goodwin Mwanza since he was an infant. While Goodwin's family was in our town they worshiped and worked with our congregation bakerheights.org.  

His family lived in our town for three years while his Dad worked three jobs and got three college degrees. Yes, you heard right. 

After his Dad finished his education they moved back to Zambia. His Dad was a Head Master at a High School. Sounds like a high paying job. Not by the U.S.A. standards but by the Zambian standards it was a good job. 

Shortly after the Mwanza's returned home to the Southern Province of Zambia a group of four men from our congregation traveled to Zambia on a fact finding trip. My husband asked Mr Mwanza why he did not stay in the United States. He said to him, "With the degrees you have, you could make a lot of money in the U.S."  Mr Mwanza said,"I never intended to stay in the U.S. I only came to get my degrees. The dream that Mrs. Mwanza and I have had for a long time it to go to the Eastern Province of Zambia to evangelize it. There is a great need to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the Eastern Province and that is what we plan to do."

Since the Mwanza's returned to Zambia a preacher training College- The Chipata Bible College-has been built in the Eastern Province of Zambia. There have been six Mission trips to the Eastern Province of Zambia.  There are 10 full time paid preachers in the Eastern Province. There are many who have graduated from the Chipata Bible College and have gone out on their own and planted churches and preach with or without pay.

Goodwin has grown in to a fine Christian young man. He is 17 years old now. He teaches the children's Bible class at the Hills View Church that meets at the Bible College. He is the top student in his class at school. He scored in the very top on the National Test that Zambia gives all students. He wants to get an Engineering Degree from college. There is only one problem he needs surgery on one of his eyes. He has Keratoconus and he needs immediate surgery to correct it before he goes blind. You may go to this link to read more about how to help. However: Please do pray and thank you so very much. http://fellowshiproom.org/2014/02/23/eyesight-goodwin/

For a free Bible Study: www.bigcountry.worldbibleschool.org 

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