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Deborah W. Wilson commented on Caroline Gavin's blog post Pain Points and Power Points"Caroline, What a powerful testimony of God's grace and ability to transform us. Thank you for sharing. And yes, I agree, "people want to connect with people not just processes.""
Deborah W. Wilson commented on Deborah W. Wilson's blog post Manna—Are You Enjoying God’s Daily Provision?"Sometimes I just need to keep reminding myself! Thanks for reading."
Ann Musico commented on Deborah W. Wilson's blog post Manna—Are You Enjoying God’s Daily Provision?"Deborah I agree - God is not usually early, but ALWAYS right on time and He knows best what we need whether we recognize it or not!"
Deborah W. Wilson commented on Ann Musico's blog post Eating Seasonal for the Best Nutrition"I love roasted vegetables and will try your beet recipe. Thanks."
Deborah W. Wilson commented on Terry Hadaway's blog post Living for Dreams or Trophies?"Great opening quote and warning."
Deborah W. Wilson posted a blog postManna—Are You Enjoying God’s Daily Provision?
I consider myself a woman of faith, but if you read my mind you might call me a person of doubt. Remembering the following aspects of manna helps me live my faith.Aspect 1: Manna is daily.God provided manna for the children of Israel the forty years they wandered in the wilderness. It appeared with the morning dew. The Israelites gathered it, and it nourished them for that day. Those who tried to hoard it for the…See More
Deborah W. Wilson commented on Deborah W. Wilson's blog post Forgiveness Brings FREEDOM, Part 12"Thanks, Ann. What a great hope we have!"
Ann Musico commented on Deborah W. Wilson's blog post Forgiveness Brings FREEDOM, Part 12"I absolutely love what you said here: "...some losses won’t be fully satisfied until heaven. We aren’t home yet." How very true. We won't have perfection and total peace with no more tears until He makes all…"
Deborah W. Wilson commented on Ann Musico's blog post The Power of "O""I think we used something like your Oxygenator on a missions trip so we could drink the water. Is that the same thing? It worked. We didn't get sick whereas some others in our group did."
Deborah W. Wilson posted a blog postForgiveness Brings FREEDOM, Part 12
By: Jessica Paterson“Do you think there are wounds that don’t heal in this life?” The women seated in the circle nodded at their friend’s question and looked to me. I had spoken on forgiveness, and the group wanted to discuss it.“Yes,” I said. “Do you remember Frodo in Lord of the Rings? The pain of his…See More
Deborah W. Wilson commented on Deborah W. Wilson's blog post Forgiveness Brings FREEDOM, Part 11"Ann, I've seen the same thing. Why do we think stupidity in relationships is Christian love? You put it well, "mercy, but tempered with wisdom.""
Ann Musico commented on Deborah W. Wilson's blog post Forgiveness Brings FREEDOM, Part 11"Deborah this was one of the best posts I've ever read on forgiveness and reconciliation - so much insight, wisdom and common sense! Sometimes I think people feel to be "spiritual" or good Christians we have to lose all common…"
Deborah W. Wilson posted a blog postForgiveness Brings FREEDOM, Part 11
To my 48 Days friends, I'm at the SCORRE conference in Orlando. It is dynamite. If you do any kind of communication I think you would love it. Now for my post:“How can we mend our relationship if you won’t trust me?”“How can I trust you when you continue to lie?”Have you ever had such a conversation? The spouse reconciling with an erring mate, wants to trust, but is it sane to? Mistrust smears gray and black smudges over a life previously filled with cheerful color. The music leaves. If only…See More
Deborah W. Wilson commented on Deborah W. Wilson's blog post Forgiveness Give FREEDOM, Part 10"Thanks, Ann. Pain can fog our minds. I'm glad the Lord gives practical examples of real life."
Ann Musico commented on Deborah W. Wilson's blog post Forgiveness Give FREEDOM, Part 10"What a thoughtful and beautifully biblical post Deborah. You simplified a not-so-simple situation most of us will face at one time or another. Your example from 2 Timothy was so right on. This is truly a valuable series of posts."
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- How did you hear about 48Days.NET, and what do you hope to get out of being a part of this community?
- From Dan's book 48 Days and his email letter. I want to stay up to date on new resources and be equipped to be best coach and presenter I can be.
- What is your current work situation? Employee, self-employed, generating any income on your own?
- My husband and I founded and operate a nonprofit biblical counseling and teaching ministry called Lighthouse Ministries. We help people overcome the hurdles in their lives and become productive, satisfied individuals. I love helping people gain a new perspective and turn past pain and unpleasant circumstances into opportunities to grow and prosper. I dabble on the side in interior decorating and provide high quality French reproduction furniture.
- And then...what is your goal/dream for your work life?
- I like learning new things and get bored with the same things. I like empowering others to reach their potential. I see this as opportunity to help me do that. Working on promoting and publishing my new Bible study for women.
- How about your personal life? Any specific goals or achievements or dreams you are pursuing (or want to pursue)?
- Improving my writing skills. Love beauty and change of seasons. Taking time to take it in. Enjoy interior design and helping people with their homes.
- What would you say are your strongest talents? How are you 'wired' and what can you offer to the world (it's OK if you don't know yet, but knowing is key to pursuing your dreams!)?
- Vision, working with people to help them gain vision and hope. Teaching, writing. Facilitating small group discussion. In the past, recognizing a need and recruiting people to create a team to accomplish a goal. Leading and teaching Bible studies. Eye for quality and beauty.
- Do you have a website presence anywhere?
- http://www.LighthouseMinistriesNC.org
- More than one website?
- http://www.Romans1513.com
- If you have a product or service to promote (now or in the near future) this is your shot to state it! Say all you'd like:
- I have just finished a Bible study for women called Your Invitation to a Better Life. It looks at the five women named in Jesus’s genealogy in Matthew and how God brought each of these women through severe challenges into a better life of deeper faith in Him. It demonstrates God’s love for women, even flawed women like those listed in Jesus’ genealogy, and His understanding of our secret needs and longings. Our Lord Jesus invites us to walk with Him to a better life that provides meaning, purpose, help, hope and strength that transcends our circumstances and natural abilities.
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Manna—Are You Enjoying God’s Daily Provision?
Posted on May 21, 2013 at 8:04am 2 Comments 0 Likes
I consider myself a woman of faith, but if you read my mind you might call me a person of doubt. Remembering the following aspects of manna helps me live my faith.
Aspect 1: Manna is daily.
God provided manna for the children of Israel the forty years they wandered in the wilderness. It appeared with the…
Continue Forgiveness Brings FREEDOM, Part 12
Posted on May 13, 2013 at 9:19pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
By: Jessica Paterson
“Do you think there are wounds that don’t heal in this life?” The women seated in the circle nodded at their friend’s question and looked to me. I had spoken on forgiveness, and the group wanted to discuss it.
“Yes,” I said. “Do you remember Frodo in Lord…
Continue Forgiveness Brings FREEDOM, Part 11
Posted on May 7, 2013 at 10:44am 2 Comments 0 Likes
To my 48 Days friends, I'm at the SCORRE conference in Orlando. It is dynamite. If you do any kind of communication I think you would love it. Now for my post:
“How can we mend our relationship if you won’t trust me?”
“How can I trust you when you continue to lie?”
Have you ever had such a conversation? The spouse reconciling with an erring mate, wants to trust, but is it sane to? Mistrust smears gray and black smudges over a life previously filled with cheerful color.…
Continue Forgiveness Give FREEDOM, Part 10
Posted on April 29, 2013 at 6:36pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
While traveling surrounded by the beauty of the Swiss Alps, my companion began to praise someone—my villain. Thousands of miles away from home, and the specter of my pain had found me.
We hear forgiveness brings freedom and hope the memory of our pain will never bother us again. However, in many cases the person who caused our pain hasn’t changed. We continue to work, worship, and live around them. We run into people who believe their pretty pretense. They jab our wounds, and we feel…
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- At 7:48am on January 24, 2013, Ann Musico said…
Debbie - congratulations on having the featured blog post this week!
- At 8:52am on January 30, 2010,
Kim Anstaett said… - Debbie,
Thank you for welcoming me to the community! I love your blog!
I look forward to just diving in.
Kim
- At 7:49pm on September 15, 2009,
Justin Lukasavige said… - Debbie, it was great to connect with you in person at the 48 Days Facilitator Certification. If I can do anything to help (even if it’s to answer a question), let me know, especially since I'm right down the street from you.
During the coaching I mentioned I have 101 free or low-cost ideas to help you market. Please fee free to download and use (no more than 2 or 3 initially) as you like.
Also, if you're trying to grow a business as a coach and want to see the model I've used successfully over the years, feel free to download the Six Figure Coaching Model I just put together.
Again, if I can help in any way, let me know.
All my best,
Justin
- At 9:11pm on September 13, 2009,
Kent Julian said… - Deborah,
I see that you are new to the 48days.net community. A warm welcome to you!
You'll find this is a great place filled with great people sharing a lot of great ideas.
Let me know if I can serve you as you learn your way around the site. I've been here for a while, so I know some of the ins-and-outs.
Wishing you REAL success...
Live it forward,
Kent Julian
www.liveitforward.com
Free Special Report: Goal-Setting that Actually Works ($47 Value!)
- At 3:24pm on September 9, 2009,
Joseph Flahiff said… - Deborah
Welcome to 48days.net. I think you will like it here. It is a great place to get and give support and encouragement in finding your place in the world of work as play.
Let me know if you have any questions about the group, I have been here a while. Since you are interested in starting a business I hope you will consider joining the "Baby Steps to Business" Group.
Peace
Joseph Flahiff
Sign up for a Free e-Course on starting your own business.
***work...play...same thing***
- At 7:40am on September 9, 2009,
Rob Clinton said… - Hey there Deborah! Welcome!!!
Just wanted to drop in and welcome you to this great community! As you’ll come to find, this is a place of inspiration, encouragement and tons of knowledge. I hope you find that and more as you pursue your endeavors.
Come out check out the newest 48 Days group "180 Career Coaching". We just begun a special online retreat of transitional discussions that you don't want to miss!
Click Below to Join:
180 Career Coaching Group
Here’s to success and many blessings. I know you'll find lots of help and advice here, and if there’s ever anything I can do for you let me know.
Many Blessings,
~Rob Clinton
180 Career Coaching
The Transition Portal Begins at 30,000 Feet! This is your guide for re-entering the workplace!
www.180coach.com
- At 7:57pm on September 8, 2009,
Dan Miller said… - Deborah -- Welcome to 48Days.net. And thanks for already being a reader of my books and newsletter.
You’ll find this to be a warm, encouraging and innovative group here. If you’re looking for additional ideas – just stick around. This group is full of great ideas and strategies to make them come to life.
And there are a whole lot of other coaches and counselors here. You'll find plenty of kindred spirits who share your heart's desire. In reading your goals I'm reminded that everything I'm doing today grew out of a Sunday School class. I thought I was just doing my part in "ministry" and yet my business just exploded out of that willingness to serve.
Thanks for being part of the 48 Days family. We’re glad you joined us! -- Dan Miller – 48 Days
- At 4:03pm on September 8, 2009,
Joel Boggess said… - Welcome to the community. You'll find this to be a pretty good place to make new friends and exchange ideas.
Hi Deborah,
There are plenty of ways to get involved depending on what your interests are.
Stop by and join us in the winner's circle.
I'd love to hear some of your ideas for the woman's Bible study you're working on.
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