Mar 15, 2010

{QOTW} If You Could Ask Jesus Anything…

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This weeks question:
If you could ask Jesus anything, what would it be?

Hmmm…if I could ask Jesus anything, I think I would ask Him, “What next?” I have a lot of questions right now on what He would have me do next.

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  1. Becki says:
    March 15, 2010 at 1:50 pm

    I think if I could ask Jesus anything I would ask why? Why Autism? Why my kid? Not because I am depressed or mad about Autism being a part of our lives, but because I know that there must be some greater purpose to it all or it wouldn’t be in the world. There is a reason, just as the blind man was blind so that the work of God could be displayed in him (John 9), there is a reason my kid has Autism and I would like to know what that reason is.

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  2. Joanna says:
    March 16, 2010 at 6:48 pm

    I would ask Jesus why was I so blessed to have my eyes open and become saved, when so many in my family are not. Why wasn’t I the hard hearted one, I feel no better or different then them. I am thankful beyond words that I am saved, but don’t know why I was blind and now I see.

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