Matthew 6:27
27Which of you by worrying can add one cubit to his stature?
Many Christians are familiar with Jesus’ rhetorical question, “Which of you by worrying can add one cubit to his stature?” But not many of us actually let it get into our hearts and allow the love of God to free us from our habit of worrying.
The truth is, no amount of worrying can lengthen your life or add anything to your physical person. Instead, worrying robs you of sleep, health and many good years. In fact, it is only when you are worry-free that God’s anointing flows freely in you, strengthening, healing, restoring and adding to you.
A church member, after undergoing a mammogram, found that she had lumps in her breast. Upon receiving the doctor’s report, she wrote this down on the report: “Jesus is my healer. I receive my healing. I am healed. I rest in God completely.”
She was due back at the clinic later the same day for a biopsy to see if the lumps were malignant. Her sister-in-law, who was having lunch with her that day, witnessed her cheerful and worry-free attitude while she ate her lunch.
Back at the clinic, this precious sister sat among other ladies who were also there for their biopsies. They looked very worried, so she started sharing Jesus with them and prayed for some of them. When her turn came and she had an ultrasound scan done, the doctor was puzzled — her scan showed no evidence of any lumps!
The doctor went back to consult her colleague who had first discovered the lumps. Stunned, both doctors conducted their own investigations. They returned to her only to say, “It’s a miracle!”
My friend, when you worry, you are actually believing that the devil has the power to make inroads into your life that God cannot protect you from. But when you refuse to worry, you are putting your faith in God. You have more confidence in His love and power working for you than in the devil’s ability to harm you! When you refuse to worry, but choose to rest in the finished work of Christ, you will see the manifestation of your blessing. You will see your miracle!
Monday, January 9, 2012
Monday, December 19, 2011
He Never Sleeps by Don Moen with Lyrics
When you've prayed every prayer that you know how to pray
Just remember the Lord will hear and the answer in on it's way
Our God is ableHe is mightyHe is faithful
And He never sleeps He never slumbers
He never tires of hearing our prayer
When we are weak He becomes stronger
So rest in His love and cast all of your cares on Him
Do you feel that the Lord has forgotten our need
Just remember that God is always working in ways you cannot see
Our God is ableHe is mighty He is faithful
LEAD ME THROUGH THE NIGHT (With Lyrics) : Don Moen
Lord You areMy refuge and my shelter
In Your presence I will hide
I Will wait for the God of my salvation
He will hear me when I cry
CHORUS:
Though I fallI will riseHigh above the stormLike an eagle
I will flyIn the darkYou are my light
Bright and morning starCome and lead me through the night
O lead me through the night
Lord You are my help in times of trouble
When others leave You will abide (yes, You will)
You're a friend that's closer than a brother
You will never leave my side
Lead me through the night
Lead me through the night
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Trick your kid to stop whining
A guaranteed annoyance every parent encounters is persistent whining. It is after all, a time-honored kid communication ploy. Why do they use this tactic? Well, simply to toy with your emotions. Here are some tips to counter excessive whining…
Kids are a lot smarter than you give them credit for. They know very well that you react to their crying, so whining about something might just get them some results since you want them to be quiet most of the time.
Read on for some tips on how to make your child see that there is a better alternative to ask for things instead of whining. Point out to them that whining isn’t acceptable in your household.
Tips to counter whining
You need to teach your child to ask for things politely from an early age. This means saying “please” is more effective than whining and wailing. Thank your kid and praise him for doing this well—“Thank you for asking so nicely.”
Commands like “Stop whining” are pretty much useless. Instead, you can say, “Sweetie, just ask. You know I don’t like it when you whine.”
Train your child to be self-sufficient—“If you really want something then go and get it if you can.” This will teach them to be independent.
Never respond in a frustrated or angry tone. Why? Because this is the very behaviour you are trying to fix—an adult version of whining.
When your kid starts whining you can whine back teasingly. When your kid sees this, coupled with the absurdity of seeing a parent whining, he will realize that whining is actually a silly thing that gets you nowhere. Reverse psychology baby!
Another thing you can do is pretend that the whining is actually coming from a really small animal making a noise—hidden somewhere. Go like” “Hey, did you hear something– that whining noise? Sounds like it is coming from you. But it can’t be because you know not to whine when you are asking for something. I’m sure you’d say please and ask in a normal voice, so there must be a baby hippo or a puppy in your shirt pocket. Let’s find it.”
Make it interesting, we’ll teach you the “The Whining Jar” trick. First, you take a jar and label it “The Whining Jar”. Let your kid get creative and involved by making him draw on the label. Put 10 to 20 small items that your kid likes in the jar—stickers, sweets, plastic animals, balls, toys and such. Then tell your child that for every day that goes by without whining, he will be rewarded by being able to pick something from the jar. Just replenish the jar when it gets low.
Remember this; never give in to a whine just because you’re fed up of hearing it. Then you’d just be sending your kid the wrong message, that whining is acceptable in getting what you want. Just ignore the whining until he gets tired of his own voice and stops voluntarily.
Kids are a lot smarter than you give them credit for. They know very well that you react to their crying, so whining about something might just get them some results since you want them to be quiet most of the time.
Read on for some tips on how to make your child see that there is a better alternative to ask for things instead of whining. Point out to them that whining isn’t acceptable in your household.
Tips to counter whining
You need to teach your child to ask for things politely from an early age. This means saying “please” is more effective than whining and wailing. Thank your kid and praise him for doing this well—“Thank you for asking so nicely.”
Commands like “Stop whining” are pretty much useless. Instead, you can say, “Sweetie, just ask. You know I don’t like it when you whine.”
Train your child to be self-sufficient—“If you really want something then go and get it if you can.” This will teach them to be independent.
Never respond in a frustrated or angry tone. Why? Because this is the very behaviour you are trying to fix—an adult version of whining.
When your kid starts whining you can whine back teasingly. When your kid sees this, coupled with the absurdity of seeing a parent whining, he will realize that whining is actually a silly thing that gets you nowhere. Reverse psychology baby!
Another thing you can do is pretend that the whining is actually coming from a really small animal making a noise—hidden somewhere. Go like” “Hey, did you hear something– that whining noise? Sounds like it is coming from you. But it can’t be because you know not to whine when you are asking for something. I’m sure you’d say please and ask in a normal voice, so there must be a baby hippo or a puppy in your shirt pocket. Let’s find it.”
Make it interesting, we’ll teach you the “The Whining Jar” trick. First, you take a jar and label it “The Whining Jar”. Let your kid get creative and involved by making him draw on the label. Put 10 to 20 small items that your kid likes in the jar—stickers, sweets, plastic animals, balls, toys and such. Then tell your child that for every day that goes by without whining, he will be rewarded by being able to pick something from the jar. Just replenish the jar when it gets low.
Remember this; never give in to a whine just because you’re fed up of hearing it. Then you’d just be sending your kid the wrong message, that whining is acceptable in getting what you want. Just ignore the whining until he gets tired of his own voice and stops voluntarily.
詩歌-回家 [歌詞]
步伐是否感覺疲倦了
現實令你感到無奈只懂每日每夜忙碌裡兜兜轉轉
似沒了沒完但願讓你知道
神是愛在路上每一秒同在可否接受這份純真愛一生歡欣
快樂精彩回家 將傷痛放下看透俗世謊話迷失漆黑中
祂總把你念掛回家 即使新世代全然皆冰冷在這屋裡
有主的愛 別再怕但願讓你知道
神是愛在路上每一秒同在可否接受這份純真愛一生歡欣
快樂精彩回家 將傷痛放下看透俗世謊話迷失漆黑中
祂總把你念掛回家 即使新世代全然皆冰冷在這屋裡
有主的愛 別再怕回家
將傷痛放下看透俗世謊話迷失漆黑中
祂總把你念掛回家 即使新世代全然皆冰冷在這屋裡
有主的愛 別再怕在這屋裡
有主的愛 不要害怕
Thursday, November 3, 2011
【最好的止咳方法】
♥盐蒸橙子♥
做法：
1=洗净。
2=切开。
3=橙肉撒少许盐。
4=筷子插几下，盐更容易渗透。
5=盖上“橙盖”。
6=放小碗内保持橙身竖立，蒸10-15分钟（水沸开始计时）。
8=去皮吃肉喝汁（包括碗里的精华）婴儿和大人均可。
“ 咳嗽时伴有喉咙痛，就属于炎症性咳嗽，不妨吃点橘子。橘子中含有挥发油、柠檬烯等，可以促进呼吸道黏膜分泌物增加，并缓解支气管痉挛，有祛痰、止咳、平喘的功效。”
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