Penn View Bible Institute and the lesson on forgivness.
Last night the kids and I attended a musical performance. The college students of Penn View Bible Institute came to little Ol Ottawa Ks to help me personally Praise God in a couple of ways.
First was in song/music. Oh they did a fabulous job. They sang praises to God and testified to their own faith in God between songs. Phil gave his testimony of where he came from and what plans God has in store for his life. You are going to be a great Pastor Phil. They really ministered to our family.
Second was the act of forgiveness and mercy a particular girl so kindly showed to me. I did not get her name but when we left the church last night I did it... I backed into her car... yes good job Tiffany.. now it is not easy to praise God for this kind of thing... so I went and got a trusted man I know since my hubby was not there. When the owner of the car came out she just chuckled... I guess my trusted man's brother had already backed into her earlier... poor girl.. Well some guys removed her car from my van. I was getting my information for her and what does she say.. don't worry about it. Well you know I am thinking oh the insurance higher premiums.. ect, ect, ect.. and she says no worries. I could not apologize enough.. they just kept saying stuff happens.
So whoever you are Thank you for your show of Forgiveness and Mercy.
If anyone ever See's a poster for Penn View Choir go you will be ministered to for sure. I know for us it was a wonderful way to start the Easter weekend.
Oh my husband does not know yet, so please let me tell him:)
Happy Good Friday everyone, Jesus Loves You,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Tiffany
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There is a wonderful friend of mine who is instrumental in orphan care, and she once said that the key to orphans' healing is in forgiveness. They are from broken backgrounds, and they will each have some sort of "past" to deal with...and the key for their healing lies in their ability to forgive the people and events that happened in their past. One of our roles as adoptive parents is to provide them with the unconditional love and support and secure environment to learn to extend such forgiveness. As we travel our adoption road, I find that the crazy and irritating things that seem to happen in our days are all lessons that are molding us into the parents these children will need. As I read your post, I see that you too are in "adoption lessons school." :) What a BEAUTIFUL example of forgiveness extended to you. It will no doubt have lasting impact on your life! Thank you for sharing that story...it's an example of how we should ALL be.
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