I heard a sound of a mighty rushing wind
And it's closer now
Than it's ever been
I can almost hear the trumpet
And Gabriel sounds the call
At the Midnight Cry
We will be going home
When Jesus steps out
On a cloud to call his children,
The dead the Christ shall rise
To be meet him in the air
And then those that remiain
Will be quickly changed
At the Midnight Cry
When Jesus comes again
I look around me
I see propheses full-filling
And signs of the times
Their appearing everywhere
I can almost hear the Father
As he says son go get your children
And at the Midnight Cry
The Bride of Christ will rise
When Jesus steps out
On a cloud to call his children,
The dead the Christ shall rise
To be meet him in the air
And then those that remiain
Will be quickly changed
At the Midnight Cry
When Jesus comes again
And then those that remiain
Will be quickly changed
At the Midnight Cry
When Jesus comes again
At the Midnight Cry
When Jesus comes again
When Jesus comes again
"Hello and Welcome!"
To Home_Made Intervals
I am so glad that you have come..
Lets start out with a story and
Some of the Lords words..
With this, let me introduce to you our
Prayer Team Leader and Co-Manager..
She is such a blessing to us all
she puts out a weekly Prayer List..
We all can testify to the many miracles and
answered prayers we have seen through the love
and promise of our Lord Jesus Christ.
All who dwell here know how
hard it is to deal with the heart
break of a family member or members
that have alienated you for some
kind of misunderstanding..
Our Goal here is simple. To help
support and love unconditionally..
For these are the things that Our
Lord Jesus, does for us and expects
us to do to our fellowman....
All are welcome here in our little home.
I have several little stories I would
like to share with you.. I hope you enjoy
them and get some kind of blessing
from them.. and Of course I have added a poem..
Free to Love
Diana was just five years old
when her mother died. Her father,
overwhelmed with the responsibility
of rearing six children,
disappeared after the funeral.
Diana and her five siblings were
divided among relatives.
Placed with a loving aunt and
uncle, Diana felt that she had
finally found security.
But her happiness was short-lived.
Within two years, her uncle died.
Shortly thereafter, her aunt
be-came ill. As Diana knelt beside
her aunt’s bed, she pleaded,
"I’ll do anything you want...
just please don’t die!"
The thought of losing her
precious aunt was unbearable.
The next morning, Diana learned
that her aunt had died during
the night. As she viewed the
lifeless body, Diana told herself,
I’ll never love anyone again.
When I love someone, they die.
I don’t want people dying and
leaving me anymore. With that,
Diana began to build an impenetrable
fortress around her heart.
The years passed and Diana grew up.
She eventually married a successful
dentist and by age thirty-one,
had four beautiful children. From
the outside, Diana’s life looked
perfect. Inside, though, she was
frightened—waiting for death to
leave her abandoned once more.
One day, a friend invited Diana
to a neighbourhood Bible study.
Much to her surprise, Diana found
herself listening to the leader’s
every word. For the first time,
she understood the message of God’s
love, that God gave His only Son
to die for her so that she could
and have eternal life.
Diana was impressed that Jesus
promised to never leave her, to
never abandon her. No one had
been able to make that promise before!
In the security of God’s love,
the fortress around Diana’s heart
began to crumble. She asked Christ
to come into her life. Diana
felt truly free to love. The
fear of being abandoned was gone
and replaced with the love of a
caring heavenly Father.
HIS WORD
"He who fears the LORD has a secure
fortress, and for his children it
will be a refuge" (Proverbs 14:26).
OUR PART
You may have had experiences in your
life where someone you love has abandoned
you or turned his or her back on you.
You’re not alone. Thank God that He
will always love you and will always
be there for you.
TO STUDY
Deuteronomy 33:12; Hebrews 6:16–20
Letting Go
To let go does not mean to stop caring,
it means I can't do it for someone else.
To let go is not to cut myself off,
it's the realization I can't control another.
To let go is not to enable
but to allow learning from natural
consequences.
To let go is to admit powerlessness
which means the outcome is not in my hands.
To let go is not to try to change or
blame another,it is to make the most of myself.
To let go is not to judge but to allow
another to be human.
To let go is not to be in the middle
arranging all the outcomes, but to
allow others to effect their destinies.
To let go is not to be protective,
it is to permit another to face reality.
To let go is not to deny but to accept.
To let go is not to nag, scold or argue,
but to search out my own shortcomings
and correct them...
To let go is not to adjust everything
to my desires but to take each day as it
comes and cherish myself in it...
To let go is not to criticize and regulate
anybody but to try and become what I
dream to be...
To let go is not to regret the past,
but to grow and live for the future.
Author Unknown To Me..
Thank you..
And God Bless You All..
Ann Lister, Owner of HMI
Co-Director of The Cottage..
March 2004
Come look around, we hope you decide to
join our little family in Christ.
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