The other day while driving down the street, I saw something in the road up ahead; but couldn’t quite make it out. As we got closer, I slowed down to take a look. To our left, close to the median; I saw it laying on its side. Right next to it was another one, I wondered could it be its parent or a friend; who knew? Curious, pause and click on link to find out https://pausingwithgod.com/ Sheri is available for seminars, conferences, evangelistic outreaches, youth events, bible studies, workshops, or book signings for your event. To contact or book Sheri for your engagement, submit a request by US Mail: Pausing With God Ministries P.O. Box 9172 Fleming Island, FL 32006 or call (904) 610-4947 or feel free to email at PausingWithGod@gmail.com . Pause and make a donation. All contributions and resources are accepted and greatly appreciate. Pausing With God Ministries is operated by volunteers and donors like you. Your donations and support enable us to engage, encourage and...
Earlier today, I sat prepping for an upcoming event. I came across this a nugget and thought I'd share an excerpt with you. W h y can ’t women get along, it’s because we are afraid to be vulnerable, afraid to be soft, afraid to be hurt, most of all afraid of our power. So we become controlling and aggressive - vicious. Why can’t women get along, it's because we’ve been taught to be bad rather to be powerful. (Courtesy of Iyanla’s reflections) Pausing With God Ministries is a nonprofit corporation organized to inspire and engage congregations and the community at large. The Lord has given us a platform to encourage and edify women of all ages. We are partnering with the Body of Christ to break the silence and address uncharted territory. The topic of the day is MENOPAUSE. It is estimated that as many as 6,000 US women reach menopause every day. The gender makeup of a vast majority of churches and religious groups reveals that t...
Some years ago, Tammy had a good friend pass away from her battle with breast cancer; this unfortunate event caused her to begin to think about the importance of mammogram screenings. In September 2009, while lying in her bed; Tammy had an itch on her left breast and while examining herself she felt a lump. Soon after, Tammy made her way to the doctors. An hour and a half after her visit, her cell phone rang, the nurse informed her that the doctor saw something suspicious and ordered a MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging) (a) on her right breast. Tammy gave a perplexed reply, “You mean my left breast that is where I felt the lump.” The nurse asked Tammy to hold on for a second, when she returned to the phone she said, “No, the right breast.” As Tammy headed for her MRI appointment, she encountered additional tension, you see she is claustrophobic. During the procedure, Tammy chose to repeat over and over again, Isaiah 41:10, Fea...
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