Where would we ever be apart from the grace of God? In His grace He helps us to serve in the places and opportunities that He sets before us. His grace is sufficient. It is enough. Regardless of what we are facing, we can come to His throne of grace to find help in our time of need (Hebrews 4:16). It really is enough. Check in and discover what Karen wrote about the grace of God.
“Karen’s Notes! Insights from a Glory-Bound Lady” Selected Notes Volume 3 Number 36 “You Can Face It, But Not on Your Own! (Part 2)” September 23, 2020
Last week I shared with you that Karen received an invitation to come to a particular local church where a number of dear ladies had recently experienced trials, heartaches, and difficulties. Their situations covered a wide variety of challenges. There was an urgency to come as soon as she could possibly get there.
Drawing from her personal life and experience with situations ranging from disappointments to personal sorrow, Karen shared with these dear ladies from Psalm 28.
“Karen’s Notes! Insights from a Glory-Bound Lady” Selected Notes Volume 3 Number 35 “You Can Face It, But Not on Your Own!” September 16, 2020
A number of ladies in a particular church suddenly faced a wide variety of hardships and difficulties. Karen received the invitation to “Please come and speak to the ladies as to how to cope with all these problems.” With a great deal of prayer, she spoke to them from Psalm 28.
“Karen’s Notes! Insights from a Glory-Bound Lady” Selected Notes Volume 3 Number 34 “God’s Grace is Enough!” September 9, 2020
God’s grace was often the central theme of her retreat notes. I’m not sure where she was speaking for this set of notes. But it was a great reminder that the Lord is God and He can be trusted in the happy times as well as the hard times.
“Karen’s Notes! Insights from a Glory-Bound Lady” Selected Notes Volume 3 Number 33 “If You Really Want to be Helpful!” September 2nd, 2020
Karen knew the joys of life as well as the heartaches and challenges. She was there serving and reaching out to those who were hurting, frightened, lonely, abandoned, and grieving. She also knew from personal experience what to say and what not to say!