Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Word-Filled Wednesday


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Don't those grapes look positively amazing!? = )
I'm sure there is a "d" hiding under one of them...
"to the glory and praise of God."
(Sorry...since I didn't create this beautiful image, I can't fix it!)

Philippians
has always been one of my favorite books of the Bible.
I love this particular verse because discernment is so important
to us as believers. Yesterday, I finished the first of two Bible studies
about just that. How I desire to more effectively discern God's voice
in my life! To clearly distinguish between what He wants for me,
and what I want for me. That He would find me pure
and blameless,
filled with the righteousness of Christ! That is my prayer today.

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24 comments:

Nancie said...

Thanks, Tracy, for sharing this lovely verse and photo. May our lives be fruitful and glorify the Lord. Happy WFW!

Denise said...

Such a nice verse, and lovely picture.

Alex said...

Aw, thank you for your lovely comments on my blog!! Special!

Happy WFW & thank you for your verse!

By the way, your pictures have made me feel like coffee AND grapejuice!! :)

Kelley said...

Hi Tracy,
Did you change your header? I guess it has been awhile since I bounced over here for a visit. I love the picture you are sharing today and the verse with it. They are perfect together! I also enjoyed reading your last post about how your husband planted flags and played music for the runners. That is so thoughtful!!

Enjoy your day today and be blessed...

Kristi said...

Tracy, your WFW is stunning and powerful. I love your honesty regarding distinguishing what He wants and what we want. I think that is a daily battle for all of us. Blessings to you this day!

Anonymous said...

What an amazing verse! (and i love the picture of the grapes ) Thank you for sharing it today! Hope you have a great day!

Anonymous said...

I think it's so overwhelming how God makes us righteous through Christ! Have a great day...

GranthamLynn said...

What a lovel verse and a lovely illustration. Yes it is so hard to discern. I really know what you mean. I have the same prayer.

Addicted to Beadz said...

Tracy,

Great photo and verse; especially good for me where I am.

Just trying to take one step at a time and not worry about anything. It will all work out for the better.

We're waiting to hear Jan's results which should be at any time now.

Please pray for my Mom. This is weighing on her pretty heavily. I can see she's somewhat depressed or maybe on her way.

How is Millie? I guess no news is good news!

Blessings, sweet friend!
Cheryl

Aunt Angie said...

This is so good. Just before lunch a co-worker was telling me of her obedience to the voice of the Lord...and then I READ this! Awesome!

Anonymous said...

That verse is challenging to me to discern what is best and to be blameless before Him. Great thoughts from Philippians!

Anonymous said...

i noticed the header too, new? it's lovely!! not to mention making me want a drink of coffee lol.

i love this verse. It's so true, thanks for your insight

Natalie said...

Those grapes look good enough to eat! Because I'm been a little scarce lately, I'm just now seeing your new look! I love it!

lori said...

Those GRAPES do look postitvely AMAZING!! Like I could reach out and grab one! I love that verse too...

2 other things...your post about the 4th...wonderful...see, you NEVER know what you'll miss if you sleep in! HA!!
What a tribute your man gave! I wished I'd have seen it!

And I have to thank you for directing me to BE STILL Sunday...I'm in!! I LOVE that idea, not to mention the button!!;)

Have a fabulous night!!
thanks for the blessing!
lori

Tricia said...

Amen to that prayer and post, and I pray it for myself also...

Have a glorious day! Blessings!

Laurie Ann said...

Those grapes look great! Discernment is hard but I'm praying for that, too. With the Holy Spirit's help, we can do it!

LauraLee Shaw said...

Oh, I desire this too! What a beautiful photo and one of my fav verses. Love your thoughts on it as well.

elaine @ peace for the journey said...

I memorized this verse a few years back during a Beth Moore study. The first part talks about our love abounding more and more in knowledge and depth of insight so that we may be able to discern what is best...

One of the most consistent prayers of my heart is that God would pour more of his love into me so that I can better love others. On my best day, it's usually all about me; thus, I need a mighty infusion of my Maker's love in order to be filled with the fruit of true ministry.

I always love coming here, Tracy. And the new header is perfect!!!!

peace~elaine

LynnSC said...

Great Verse!! I love the book of Philippians too.

Thanks so much for sharing it.
Lynn

Paula V said...

I too love Philippians. James is still probably my favorite but how can we really have favorites as it's all so good.

Yes, to me that would be the ultimate 'arrival'...to be able to confidentally distinguish between what God wants and what I want.

I think it just becomes more effective with time and the more we continue to seek Him...at least that is what I'm trusting.
Love,
Paula

sharon brobst said...

I am currently studying Phil on my own (again) I never grow tired of it. I remember thinking this time around how important it is to allow Christ to fill me with the fruit of HIS righteousness. So many times we go about trying to do our own righteousness and create our own fruit, but it is only through Christ that any righteousness can be produced in me.

Kaytlynn said...

Tracy,
I came across your blog from another blog. I read through several of your post and I really enjoy them. Thanks for the encouragment.
In His Love,
Kaytlynn

God Chaser said...

thanks for this wonderful verse
May i be so filled on that day.
Thanks for stopping by my site

Julie said...

Great verse. I loved the picture!

Thank you so much for visiting my blog and your sweet comments. They blessed me so much.
I love having people stop by my blog for a visit.
I hope you will come again.

Blessings,
Julie