You are a Champion !!! "THE DASH": COming full circle

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

COming full circle

This weekend was so amazing we were at Success School in Dallas . It was truly amazing I am not able to put it into words . Just when I thought it couldn't get any better , I got to meet the President of FCA Les Steckel . This was a very big moment for me beause it was at an FCA camp 2 weeks ago I re dedicated my life to Christ . So it was pretty awesome to be able to thank the man behind the FCA. I have attached the e- mail I sent out from the FCA camp
below.
Hey Coach, hope all is well my life is now complete . Today I will re dedicate my life to Christ and ask to be baptized . This has been the most unbelievable experience . I have been in a cloud since I got here , my body has been trembling my hands shaking , my thoughts racing , my decisions clear . I now know my position on The Team , Gods Team . This Journey started the day iI met Chuck & Mike a year & half ago . This is my destiny and this is how God wants me to serve . I have so many words I am un able to voice them . All I can tell you is all my life I have been empty ,looking, Angry . I am now found , complete calm , Happy . I was lost but now I am found .I thank you all because you have all been a piece of the puzzle . You have all been Gods Soldiers working to bring me home . This feeling is so amazing its all I can do to weep tears of Joy . It feels so good it hurts . I Love You all. God Bless Réal

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The Lords Prayer

Lord's Prayer - A Devotion Based on Christ's Model in Matthew 6

The Lord's Prayer…

"Our Father in heaven" -- We need to always acknowledge first and foremost who we are talking to. He (God) is our heavenly Father. We address Him with respect just as we should address our earthly father with respect. He is the only true God who created all things in this universe, including ourselves. He loves us and we need to show our love for Him.

"Hallowed be your name" -- We must see Him as being holy, sanctified, consecrated; worthy of praise, honor and glory!

"Your kingdom come" - We acknowledge His coming kingdom. We pray that Christ will soon return and establish His earthly kingdom where we will reign with Him for eternity.

"Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven" -- We need to be praying for His will to be done in our lives, so that we might bring glory to Him here on earth as He is also glorified in heaven. We need to do things His way, instead of selfishly doing our own things to satisfy our own desires.

"Give us today our daily bread" -- We should ask our Father each day to provide for our needs, just as He promised in His Holy Word. His Word says that we don't have, because we don't ask. Of course, we must first know God through His Son, our personal Lord and Savior. If we don't know Christ, God won't acknowledge this request for daily provision.

"Forgive us our debts (or transgressions) as we also have forgiven our debtors (transgressors)" -- This speaks about forgiveness among our associates, neighbors, friends, family and loved ones. Any and all persons in our lives that we come in contact with in social or business situations are included as well. If we can't forgive others, how can we expect our heavenly Father to forgive us?

"Lead us not into temptation" -- We need to ask our heavenly Father to help us recognize every evil thing, every temptation before us. We need help to stay focused on our Father and see the evil that we might fall into, for what it is really is, a trap set by Satan to bring us down to his level.

"But deliver us from the evil one" -- Help us, dear Father, to steer clear of that liar and deceiver. Let us see clearly the path that you want each of us to walk. By the power of the Holy Spirit that dwells within us, may we never stray from your will and way...

Lord's Prayer - A Glorious Ending

Some commentators believe that the end of the Lord's Prayer - "For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory forever" - was added by someone other than the original writer. Whether that's true or not, this last phrase simply emphasizes more praise and glory to God the Father - so it's absolutely biblical… a glorious ending to a model prayer to God!