Jennifer,

  There is one thing that is really impossible for God
 IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR GOD TO STOP LOVING YOU AND ME
AND EVERY SINGLE PERSON ON EARTH.

God Bless
Binu
NJ USA
 
--- Jennifer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello Friends,
> 
> Christ is my best friend and I can say this because
> of what He has done in my
> life.  I hurt Him, denied Him but He never left me. 
> I always asked and He
> never stopped giving.  Jesus is that way.....for me
> He is the Shepherd who
> with His stick disciplines whenever we go away from
> Him on a wrong path.  And
> Who by His love fondles me and embraces me whenever
> I am hurt and in pain.  He
> is the Shepherd of my soul and my soul thirsts for
> Him.
> 
> He is perfect but I am not and He knows that and so
> He loves me just the way I
> am and even when I falter I know, I can still go to
> my Lord, Who will cleanse
> me and accept me and take away all my sins.
> 
> I donno why I am sharing this with you all.  But as
> I was reading this story,
> I was deeply touched.  A child who for the first
> time hears the story of
> Christmas gives himself so completely to the Lord. 
> This is the power of the
> Love of Christ which makes everyone His own.  And
> those sinners who receive
> His love are transformed and become His powerful
> instruments in giving His
> love to all.  It's the love of God alone that can
> transform a hardened sinner.
> 
> God's love is unconditional and this is the ultimate
> truth.  And those who
> tastes His love becomes His forever and nothing can
> seperate us then from
> Him..........NOTHING.
> 
> There are so many who have not yet heard about Jesus
> Christ and as Christians
> it is our duty to tell others about Jesus Who loves
> everyone.
> 
> May Christ give us the strenght to be His witnesses.
> 
> 
> YOU MUST READ THIS!!!
> 
> Manger Story
> 
> In 1994, two Americans answered an invitation from
> the Russian Department
> of Education to teach morals and ethics based on
> biblical principles) in the
> public schools. They were invited to teach at
> prisons, businesses, the fire
> and police departments and a large orphanage. About
> 100 boys and girls who
> had been abandoned, abused, and left in the care of
> a government-run
> program were in the orphanage.
> 
> They relate the following story in their own words:
> It was nearing the holiday season, 1994, time for
> our orphans to hear, for
> the first time, the traditional story of Christmas.
> We told them about Mary and Joseph arriving in
> Bethlehem. Finding no room in
> the inn, the couple
> went to a stable, where the baby Jesus was born and
> placed in a manger.
> 
> Throughout the story, the children and orphanage
> staff sat in amazement as
> they listened. Some sat on the edges of their
> stools, trying to grasp every
> word. Completing the story, we gave the children
> three small pieces of
> cardboard to make a crude manger. Each child was
> given a small paper
> square, cut from yellow napkins I had brought with
> me. No colored paper was
> available in the city. Following instructions, the
> children tore the paper
> and carefully laid strips in the manger for straw.
> Small squares of
> flannel, cut from a worn-out nightgown an American
> lady was throwing away as
> she
> left Russia, were used for the baby's blanket. A
> doll-like
> baby was cut from tan felt we had brought from the
> United States. The
> orphans were busy assembling their manger as I
> walked among them to see if
> they needed any help.
> 
> All went well until I got to one table where little
> Misha sat. He looked to be about 6 years old and had
> finished his project.
> As I looked at the little boy's manger, I was
> startled to see not one, but two
> babies in
> the manger. Quickly, I called for the translator to
> ask the lad why there
> were two babies in the manger. Crossing his arms in
> front of him and
> looking at this completed manger scene, the child
> began to repeat the story
> very
> seriously. For such a young boy, who had only heard
> the Christmas story
> once, he related the happenings accurately-until he
> came to the part where
> Mary put the baby Jesus in the manger. Then Misha
> started to ad-lib. He
> made up his own ending to the story as he said, "And
> when Maria laid the baby
> in
> the manger, Jesus looked at me and asked me if I had
> a place to stay.  I
> told him I have no mamma and I have no papa, so I
> don't have any place to
> stay. Then, Jesus told me I could stay with him. But
> I told him I couldn't,
> because I didn't have a gift to give him like
> everybody else did." But I
> wanted to stay with Jesus so much, so I thought
> about what I had that maybe
> I could use for a gift. I thought maybe if I kept
> him warm, that would be a
> good gift. So I asked Jesus, "If I keep you warm,
> will that
> be a good enough gift?" And Jesus told me, "If you
> keep me warm, that will
> be the best gift anybody ever gave me." "So I got
> into the manger, and then
> Jesus looked at me and he told me I could stay with
> him---for always." As
> little
> Misha finished his story, his eyes brimmed full of
> tears that splashed down
> his little cheeks. Putting his hand over his face,
> his head dropped to the
> table and his shoulders shook as he sobbed and
> sobbed. The little orphan
> had found someone who would never abandon nor abuse
> him, someone who would
> stay
> with him - FOR ALWAYS. I've learned that it's not
> what you have in your
> life, but who you have in your life that counts.
> 
> 
>  "God is able to do far more than we would dare to
> ask or even dream of -
> infinitely beyond our highest prayers, desires,
> thoughts, or hopes."
> 
> Ephesians 3:20 TLB
> 
> Love & Prayers
> Jennifer
> 
> The way of obedience is the way of blessing.
> 
>
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