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nothingwithoutjesus

nothingwithoutjesus

*I am a 35 year old wife of 12 years to a wonderful man and mother of 2 boys (8 and 5)and their pets, a 3 year old cat and a 1 year old hamster.

*I deal with chronic pain from a 10 year old spinal injury, and forge triumphantly ahead in our battle with our 8 year old's bipolar and ADHD.

*My husband and I are active in lay... more »
  • WA, USA
  • member since April 1 2008

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  • Fran

    Fran says

    I haven't seen you around lately. I hope all is well with you and your family. God Bless!

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • aurora

    aurora says

    Hello! I am just dropping you a note to let you know I was checking out your shelves. I took some ideas for future reads. I also have boys- our youngest son is dual diagnosed with Down Syndrome and Autism. I struggle with Fybromyalgia and my husband is a deacon. I just think we appear to have some similar interests and life styles.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • amyhagberg

    amyhagberg says

    Hi there!

    We haven't seen you much lately in the Women of Faith group. We have some awesome discussions going, be sure to chime in! We're also voting for our next group read... your ballot is due by June 8th, so take a look at your options and cast your vote.

    Amy

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • dtbrents

    dtbrents says

    DHA-a very long word. It is sold in health food stores and online under the name neuromins. It is now being put in some baby formulas. It is for brain development and it helps ADD. It's an omega 3 oil made from algae. It is also in fish oils but they can cause a bad aftertaste. We switched my grandson from fish oil to flaxseed oil because of the taste. The pills are great for older kids because they are tiny and soft. My son could swallow them without water.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • dtbrents

    dtbrents says

    nothingwithoutjesus, have you tried any special diets for your son. My son had ADD. I gave him DHA daily. It really helped. I took him to the Minirth-Myer clinic. I didn't like the clinic in Little Rock so I started out on my own to get help. It's not very easy. His dad refused to believe there was anything wrong with him. He had a rough time as a teen because of that. He is 27 now and he's wonderful. He and his family are members of First Assembly of God also. He owns a franchise business here. I will be praying for you and your son. I understand daily pain. Doylene

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  • amyhagberg

    amyhagberg says

    Hey!

    Hopefully you noticed that we've selected the next monthy group read in the Women of Faith group. The winner is The Glass Castle; I'll post the first question on June 1st. Happy reading! ~ Amy

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Tammy J

    Tammy J says

    yes, this is your sil ;) I didn't know you couls write notes & such on here..cool!

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Mary G

    Mary G says

    I agree that it is awesome that there are so many different kinds of Christian books. My taste is pretty varried and I go through phazes for certain types of books. I will read an author like crazy then all of a sudden say.. okay now that is enough of that! Time to find a new author or genre. I am overwhelmed that there are so many books out there I want to read and so little time to read them all! Because of that I never ever force myself to read anything. If it doesn't catch my attention right away I put it up and try again at some other time. Life is just too short for a badly written book! Don't you think so?

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Mary G

    Mary G says

    Thanks so much for the reference! I just finished the first two books by Lori Wick (moonlight on the millpond and just above a whisper) and am looking forward to the third.. have you read them? They are set in the 1800s and have romance and mystery and people seeking God and to understand what salvation is. They are sweetly written and lifted my heart!

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • ch. mohammad khan r

    ch. mohammad khan r says

    dear jesus,

    You are strong in beliefs and it is a good sign.every one must be firmwith his own beliefs.i found that you are a good christain. weldone !!!! you are suppose to admit that Mohammad is the last prophet of God.that here after there will be no prophet in this world.we both are near to each other. we are the same.nothing special to worry. you are a great laady with so many other traits as well. thanks, yours, khan. waiting !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! peace for all is my slogan. ""

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  • Mary G

    Mary G says

    Hi, happened across your profile and admit I have not looked at your bookshelf in depth yet, but I just started reading christian fiction and love it. I have been a christian my whole life but never even realized these books were out there. I wanted to know if you could recommend some to me? I can't find a list anywhere.. why is it that every other genre is easy to find tons of titles and authors? I am reading Moonlight on the Millpond by Lori Wick and am really enjoying it.

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  • ch. mohammad khan r

    ch. mohammad khan r says

    dear,

    thank you very much for your good friendship.I do believe that you are a good lady with good grip on religion and other things.it is good that you are very happy with your sons and their pets.we must do something about the peace"" in the world. you belong to such an advance nation,you can do a lot for peace in the world.people are looking now for only peace of mind"" which is required through out in the world.please use this forum to spread, friendship, love and peace in the world. regards, yours, khan. waiting !!!!!!!!!!!!

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • ch. mohammad khan r

    ch. mohammad khan r says

    dear nothing,

    you love Jesus and we love Mohammad. both were prophets of God. so you are right from your own point of view and we are right from our point of view. it seemed as that you are a spirtitual lady. please tell me in details. regards, yours, khan. waiting !!!!!!

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • donaldjamesparker

    donaldjamesparker says

    Thanks for accepting!! I see you have presumed Guilty on your list. I just bought it a few weeks ago at the Mt Hermon conference. The author of that book was one of the very nice people I got to meet. I gave him a copy of my book and he sent me a copy of his very few novel.
    Take care!!!
    Don

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Oel

    Oel says

    Thanks as well! Am delighted to be listed in your friend's list here. Am enjoying State of Fear, but am looking forward to his writing like Eaters and Timeline, am more into the adventure stuff of Crichton. Btw, try to see The Shack by William P. Young. Promise I won't let you down, it's a very different kind of fiction. Happy reading! ;o)

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Fran

    Fran says

    Thanks for the friendship and I will let you know what I think about the book!

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  • dtbrents

    dtbrents says

    Thank you so much for the in on the book about gnosticism. My post will be removed soon just as all posts about Oprah and this movement, but I'm glad to get the name of the book. If at least one person gets it I will be happy.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Adam Kruszewski

    Adam Kruszewski says

    Thank you!

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  • Amanda S

    Amanda S says

    I would definitely recommend Poisonwood Bible. It has some implications for the Christian reader, as it deals with a missionary family. I think the message is a great one.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )


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