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This was a text last night from my sister, who wor

This was a text last night from my sister, who works at the Children’s Hospital in Davis. For some of us this confinement to our homes has been a great time of bonding and family time, but for some, this has been a nightmare.
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Please pray for all the kids and spouses who are stuck at home, with their abusers, unable to leave, and living through a very scary time. They need our prayers of protection, love, safety and peace.

Testimony healing! 🙌🏻 Yesterday Malea woke u

Testimony healing!
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Yesterday Malea woke up not feeling well. By about 11:30am her body was achy, cold and she had a fever. Unfortunately we were already at our new house working so I didn’t have any medicine I could give her to help her fever. She curled up in her room with the book she’s currently reading, Face to Face with Jesus. While she was reading, she got to the part where God healed Samaa’s eye site. As she was reading that part she felt her fever go away, suddenly her body wasn’t as cold and achy, and her nose wasn’t as stuffy. She knew right away it was God healing her. She knew it was Him because as she was reading about God healing Samaa, God healed her body because He is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow and His healing power can heal, even through reading another’s testimony. 🙌🏻
I woke up this morning convicted I hadn’t shared this yesterday. Why was it that as soon as I heard about how God healed her I wasn’t shouting it from the rooftops? I don’t have a good answer—I think it’s partly because of my own doubts, I think it’s partly because our culture has taught us to be quick to blame God, not credit Him for things, but the first thing God told me this morning was to share this story, so here I am. My prayer is that someone will read this, and just like God healed Malea through Samaa's story, that someone will get healed by reading her story. 🙌🏻
#FaithandFullness #faithfulness #miracle #Godshealingpower #facetofacewithJesus @mmoseley15

Ironically today I’m talking about God’s provi

It’s amazing the difference 10 years can make. L

It’s amazing the difference 10 years can make. Looking back I hardly recognize ourselves because almost every single thing I our lives has changed (including my hair 😉). Our family, our home (many times), our friendships, our marriage, everything is different. Not always, but sometimes different has been hard, especially the last couple years. At times the pain we had to go through to get from one side to the other felt like it might consume us, but we haven’t had to do it alone. Through every growing pain God has been there with us and carried us through, sometimes it was into a season of refreshing, sometimes it was a new friendship we didn’t even know we needed, and other times it was just His presence. The 2000’s have many fun memories, but also so many painful ones. Now that almost every single thing in our lives are different, there’s a new freedom to walk into the 2020’s. There’s great expectation to build on what we’ve learned in the last 10 years and to thrive from the good, but mostly what we learned in the fire. It’s in those refining times the Lord has shaped us and drawn us closer to Him, making us more like Him. So we leave 2019 with heavy hearts and walk into 2020 filled with anticipation for all the new things the Lord has laid out in front of us. For this new year, I’m claiming what my hat (in the 2nd picture) says, this is going to be the “Best Year Ever!”
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“Through our faith, the mighty power of God constantly guards us until our full salvation is ready to be revealed in the last time. May the thought of this cause you to jump for joy, even though lately you’ve had to put up with the grief of many trials. But these only reveal the sterling core of your faith, which is far more valuable than gold that perishes, for even gold is refined by fire. Your authentic faith will result in even more praise, glory, and honor when Jesus the Anointed One is revealed.” 1 Peter 1:5-7 tPT
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#10yearchallenge #newyearnewdecade #FaithandFullness #faithfulness #thepassiontranslation

Happy birthday to this guy. He works hard—and is

Happy birthday to this guy. He works hard—and is very successful at his job, he loves hard—and is the best dad to his girls, he plays hard—and travels the world with me, and I’m so thankful for him. 39 years in the books but I think this next year will be one of the best! #happybirthday @mmoseley15 #strongasdeath

Israel day 7 - Last day. (Sound on) Today we start

Israel day 7 - Last day. (Sound on) Today we started out at the Israeli Museum and got to see a model of the Ancient City (the small section to the right in the 1st picture is the City of David). We also got to see the Dead Sea Scrolls which was fascinating but we weren’t allowed to take pictures. From there we went to the Holocaust Museum which was very hard even though I’ve been to the one in NY. Our tours ended there so we got dropped off at the Jaffa Gate of the city wall and enjoyed shopping, our best lunch yet, people watching, etc. Then we walked back to our hotel just in time for me to catch the last sunset from my hotel window. I wish I could stay and explore the city for a couple days on my own but we head home tonight. I guess when a city leaves you longing for more it just means you need to come back and explore some more next time. #israel2019

Israel day 6 - Our day started in Bethlehem. We vi

Israel day 6 - Our day started in Bethlehem. We visited the church that sits on the cave they say Jesus was born in, then headed over to Shepard’s Fields, a park remembering the Shepherds who were the first to learn about the birth of Christ. Then we had an awesome lunch and enjoyed some delicious Israeli beer. After that we headed back toward Jerusalem and visited Caiaphas’ Palace where Jesus was brought after being arrested. The 7th picture is the road He walked on, from the garden, to get to the castle, after being betrayed and seized. From there we went back to the Garden of Gethsemane for a small service and a little time of prayer. A few of us ended the day by walking through the city and ending at the market for one last night on the town. #israel2019

Israel day 5 - what a day. Today was by far the mo

Israel day 5 - what a day. Today was by far the most emotional day of the trip. We started on the west side of the temple wall (south of the Wailing Wall) in part of the ancient city. It was so incredible to get to walk on the same ground people walked on over 2,000 years ago. Then we walked to the south wall, just above the City of David (4th picture) with the original steps that people used to use during Jesus’ time (3rd pic/video). Knowing He probably waked those same steps was far more emotional than I imagined it would be. After placing a prayer in the wall for a friend I knelt down, on the 2,000+ year old stone and cried, overwhelmed by the presence of the Lord. From there we walked to the Wailing Wall, where we took a few minutes to pray (men separated from the women) and from there we walked to the Pools of Bethesda. It was amazing to stand down at the bottom of the pools, which are the ancient ones, and imagine people coming there to get healed. Then a long walk through the crowded old city following landmarks they claim are where Jesus carried the cross, etc. We ended the day at an ancient tomb which is one of the possible (short term) burial spots for Jesus. Regardless of whether or not any of the landmarks for Jesus’ death and resurrection are correct, the truth remains that while we were still sinners He gave His life so that we could have eternal life with our Father in Heaven, and the weight of that has never been more tangible than it was today. #israel2019

Israel day 4 - (sound on) After Masada we headed n

Israel day 4 - (sound on) After Masada we headed north to En Gedi where David, and his men, hid from Saul. Seeing the beautiful waterfall oasis in the desert, and the topography forever changed the way I will read those stories in the Bible. After a quick lunch stop some of us decided to ride camels, and of course I couldn’t resist. Then we headed west into Jerusalem. We started at the Mount of Olives and walked through many sites, ending at the Garden of Gethsemane. It is surreal how many things we saw today and I feel I’ll be processing it for months, maybe years, to come. We ended the night, getting away from the large group, at the market, and just maybe getting lost on the way back to our hotel. 🤫 I think this might be my favorite day of the trip so far. #israel2019

Israel day 4 - Masada. To be honest I’d never he

Israel day 4 - Masada. To be honest I’d never heard of this place before this trip but if you don’t know it’s history, you need to look it up. It started with King Herod and ended with “rebel” Jews being seized by Romans and the ruins are so well preserved you can see the whole story as you walk through the remnants. It was emotional to walk in this history and even more emotional seeing the Jewish scribe sitting in the synagogue writing the Torah (and then getting something hand written for a friend). But the most heart-wrenching are the 11 names, written on clay pottery (last picture) of the 11 men who drew lots to decide who would be the one who’d have to kill all his friends, and himself, so they wouldn’t have to be taken by the Romans. It is such a sad history but I’m so thankful I got to learn about it today and I am eager to get home and learn even more about this devastating time for the Jews. #israel2019

Israel day 3 (post 2)- From Beit She'an we travele

Israel day 3 (post 2)- From Beit She'an we traveled south to the caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered, in clay pots like in the first picture. The third picture is the cave they were discovered in and the fourth picture is the room scholars believe they were written in. From their we continued south to reach our hotel on the coast of the Dead Sea. Floating in the water was so crazy and completely surreal at the same time. It was cold so I only lasted a few minutes but I’m thankful for the opportunity to be able to save I’ve done it. #israel2019

Israel day 3 - Beit She'an. Walking through this a

Israel day 3 - Beit She'an. Walking through this ancient city was surreal because it is so well preserved that parts of it felt like you were really there. But its history is sad because this Greek, turned Roman, city was a hub for all things lust and pleasureful and (not pictured) you could also see the amphitheater where the Christians were tossed to the lions. But nevertheless I love history and stepping back into it for an hour was really cool. #israel2019

Day 2 Israel - Started out with some of our group

Day 2 Israel - Started out with some of our group getting baptized in the Jordan River, then we got to cross the the Sea of Galilee (a highlight for me), visited a museum with a Fisherman’s boat that dates back to the time of Jesus, followed by visiting the home scholars believe was Peter’s home and then lunch overlooking the Sea of Galilee. From there we headed North to visit the ruins of Magdala, where scholars believe Mary Magdala lived, and the ruins of a church from 1 AD we’re found (the last 2 pictures). It was a long day but we got to see so many cool things. Next we’re off to float in the Dead Sea! #israel2019

Day 1 in Israel. Started the morning off in Tel Av

Day 1 in Israel. Started the morning off in Tel Aviv, then over to Caesarea to see some old ruins, including where Paul was held captive before being sent to Rome. Then up to Megiddo to see more ruins that dated back from pre-Abraham to Ahab, which overlook the Armageddon Valley. From the “tel” peek we then ventured down into the water shaft Ahab built thousands of years ago. Next was another quick stop at the a church built on the site of Mary’s home in Nazareth, and then the night ended in Tiberias watching a lightning storm over the Sea of Galilee.
Today was very informative and really opened my eyes to the history behind the things Jesus talks about but my brain is tired and I’m looking forward to crashing before another full day! #israel #israeltrip2019

It has been one year since everything I thought I

It has been one year since everything I thought I knew about my marriage changed drastically. This day last year was just the beginning of an incredibly painful year. 💕
To say I’m thankful for the last year would be a lie, to say I’d choose to go through it again if I had to would be the farthest thing from the truth, but what I can say honestly is that I’m thankful for the person I am today. 💕
I’m thankful that the Lord met me in my pain, that I felt Him comforting me time and time again, I’m thankful for the glimpses of hope He has given me—although some days faith for that is thinner than others—I’m thankful for the promises He has given me, and the scripture He puts in my face every day to remind me, and most of all I’m thankful that in our brokenness He met both of us and has healed us drastically. 💕
We were both broken in different ways—the pain Matt experienced over the years of his life brought him to that place of brokenness and then all that unleashed a series of things that hurt me in ways I had never experienced. And here we are, one year since the bomb dropped and we’re still trudging through the muck. Some days are better than others, some weeks are better than others, and then some are really shitty. 💕
But we’re putting up a good fight, we’re contending for our marriage and maybe someday the Lord will use our story to help others not have to go through what we’ve been through. Onto year two, praying it’s filled with redemption and not brokenness, love, not anger and tears, kindness instead of mountains of curse words, healing and wholeness instead of shattered pieces of my heart. 💕 “For the authority of her faith rested in the One who made the promise, and she tapped into His faithfulness.” Hebrews 11:11b (tPt)
#faithfulness #FaithandFullness #strongasdeath #redemption #marriage

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