2 Kings 6 details the miraculous deliverance of Elisha at Dothan. There is a phrase in the midst of the passage, in verse 17 that resonates with me.
..."O LORD, open his eyes so he may see." Then the LORD opened the servant's eyes...
Would that we be uttering this prayer more, knowing that indeed, the LORD will hear!
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just looking for a place to store all the things that bounce around in my brain and that sometimes escape to the airspace around me, which make my children stare at me and wonder if I'm ok...and since the kitchen's a mess, this blog will just have to do
What I Am
- Michelle
- Mom of four - a girl, 3 boys - I stay at home with all the noise. I need to clean, and probably should, but find other things that are just as good.
What's On the Kitchen Counter
- Brokenness, Surrender, Holiness, by Nancy Leigh DeMoss
What's In the Kitchen
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February
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- Jewish Ethics and Ambulances
- Excerpt: Ashamed of the Gospel
- That's In Europe?
- Open Eyes
- Polyester
- The Burden-Bearer
- Dancing with the Star Wars Stars
- As Said by Psalty
- The Discipline of Desire
- Summer Wardrobe
- Finished: The Collected Tales of Nurse Matilda
- Dolly Levi Theology
- Some Counsel About Hair Dryers
- If You Haven't Yet Read Jan Brett
- Kind of Kind
- State Game
- Finished: The Trumpet of the Swan
- Goat Milk Drugs
- Excerpt: The Trumpet of the Swan
- Shampoo Wonderings
- Raja's Cup and John's
- Finished: Peace Like A River
- Excerpts: The Trumpet of the Swan
- Excerpt: Peace Like a River
- Exult!
- The Rapture of It All
- Finished: Mary Poppins
- Excerpt: The Conversations of Jesus
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February
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Who's Cleaning My Kitchen
Get Ready to Clean
- Isaiah 49
- clip your fingernails
- hospitality
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