Comments on: Borderland Moments http://www.mmlindsey.com/archives/1380?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=borderland-moments Learning to Live Life in Mexico Wed, 19 Oct 2011 00:19:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=395 By: mmlindsey http://www.mmlindsey.com/archives/1380#comment-13078 mmlindsey Sun, 03 Jul 2011 17:34:59 +0000 http://www.mmlindsey.com/?p=1380#comment-13078 @Jen - Thank you! Your encouragement is refreshing and greatly blesses us. You have such a strong and beautiful spirit and we admire how you shine the love of God to others around you. We look forward to seeing you again! @Jen – Thank you! Your encouragement is refreshing and greatly blesses us. You have such a strong and beautiful spirit and we admire how you shine the love of God to others around you. We look forward to seeing you again!

]]> By: jen foster (hygienist) http://www.mmlindsey.com/archives/1380#comment-12637 jen foster (hygienist) Fri, 24 Jun 2011 17:39:14 +0000 http://www.mmlindsey.com/?p=1380#comment-12637 Dear friends in Christ, I read some of your entrys and I must say I admire you both and you are in my prayers. Gods work is so varied and vast what you are doing is fantastic. I will continue to pray for your mission and safety. Give each other a hug and Gods peace adn protection be with you. Love Jen Dear friends in Christ,
I read some of your entrys and I must say I admire you both and you are in my prayers. Gods work is so varied and vast what you are doing is fantastic. I will continue to pray for your mission and safety. Give each other a hug and Gods peace adn protection be with you. Love Jen

]]> By: Kiery http://www.mmlindsey.com/archives/1380#comment-911 Kiery Wed, 10 Feb 2010 00:45:01 +0000 http://www.mmlindsey.com/?p=1380#comment-911 Matt, I think you are on to something. It was the habit of Jesus to go to a quiet place in nature in the wee hours of the morning, before dawn --there he talked to his Father and was strengthened. And today, those moments, before the noise of the city takes over, can reveal to us a whole new view of the world. --where birds sing, even before the light breaks through the darkness --in nature, and in our hearts. We see and hear God clearer than any other time through the day. (Even the sunset is tinged with our busyness of the day and keeps us from hearing and seeing God as clearly --oh for more daybreaks in his presence.) Matt, I think you are on to something. It was the habit of Jesus to go to a quiet place in nature in the wee hours of the morning, before dawn –there he talked to his Father and was strengthened. And today, those moments, before the noise of the city takes over, can reveal to us a whole new view of the world. –where birds sing, even before the light breaks through the darkness –in nature, and in our hearts. We see and hear God clearer than any other time through the day. (Even the sunset is tinged with our busyness of the day and keeps us from hearing and seeing God as clearly –oh for more daybreaks in his presence.)

]]> By: mmlindsey http://www.mmlindsey.com/archives/1380#comment-899 mmlindsey Wed, 03 Feb 2010 18:24:13 +0000 http://www.mmlindsey.com/?p=1380#comment-899 LIsa, Mike and Jennie, Encouragement is entirely crucial in this season of our lives; your words have blessed us and have inspired our hearts. Thank you for shining upon us, for sending so much Love our way! m LIsa, Mike and Jennie,

Encouragement is entirely crucial in this season of our lives; your words have blessed us and have inspired our hearts. Thank you for shining upon us, for sending so much Love our way!

m

]]> By: Jennie http://www.mmlindsey.com/archives/1380#comment-898 Jennie Wed, 03 Feb 2010 05:59:12 +0000 http://www.mmlindsey.com/?p=1380#comment-898 "As I mentioned in Mornings in Juarez, the storm of death, violence and war can be an overwhelming cesspool of filth and residue that clings to my soul if I do not approach it from a centered perspective, God’s perspective. Otherwise I get trapped in the enormity of the statistics and the hopelessness, and spend the rest of my day buried under a pile of garbage, burdened and weary...It requires commitment, endurance and community. The deprivations of the earth are far too great for any one man to conquer." well said, Matt - my heart stirs in a similar way towards my friends and the issues in Uganda. “As I mentioned in Mornings in Juarez, the storm of death, violence and war can be an overwhelming cesspool of filth and residue that clings to my soul if I do not approach it from a centered perspective, God’s perspective. Otherwise I get trapped in the enormity of the statistics and the hopelessness, and spend the rest of my day buried under a pile of garbage, burdened and weary…It requires commitment, endurance and community. The deprivations of the earth are far too great for any one man to conquer.”

well said, Matt – my heart stirs in a similar way towards my friends and the issues in Uganda.

]]> By: M. Babin http://www.mmlindsey.com/archives/1380#comment-893 M. Babin Sun, 31 Jan 2010 09:23:26 +0000 http://www.mmlindsey.com/?p=1380#comment-893 Your conscious choice to try and be a postive force in the lives of people in great need is perhaps the bravest thing I have ever witnessed. I know nothing of prayer, but you are both in my heart. Reach out with an open heart and have no fear. We love you. Your conscious choice to try and be a postive force in the lives of people in great need is perhaps the bravest thing I have ever witnessed. I know nothing of prayer, but you are both in my heart. Reach out with an open heart and have no fear. We love you.

]]> By: MODsquad http://www.mmlindsey.com/archives/1380#comment-891 MODsquad Wed, 27 Jan 2010 16:40:51 +0000 http://www.mmlindsey.com/?p=1380#comment-891 We stand with you two as it is now our city too! 2010... the year of VICTORY! We are claiming and holding onto this truth. Thank you God! We stand with you two as it is now our city too! 2010… the year of VICTORY! We are claiming and holding onto this truth. Thank you God!

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