Beth Wahl @bethgadder

Lead's Women's Ministry: Encouraging women to love Jesus and each other! At home in Colorado Joined May 2009

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

a year ago

Together - mailchi.mp/7d04af855f97/t… asked the Lord for wisdom. I prayed that our team would bring beauty and help deepen the faith of our women. And I prayed that we would love each other well. This is the way I have prayed for twenty-one years. God has led us each step.

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

a year ago

Together - mailchi.mp/0aa7a0212885/t… refreshes you if you consume a lot (multiple devos, studies, or theology) and do so quickly. It is a permission not to take in so much, instead go deeper with the Lord. It is an unhurried journey, watching and expecting (Jean Fleming)

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

a year ago

Together - mailchi.mp/fd628b076e5b/t… sister and I stood in the kitchen the day after. We knew in our spirits that God was answering as we kept returning for help. What seemed daunting a few weeks ago seemed almost effortless. We laughed, fist bumped, and said, “Thank you, Lord.”

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/100f8e7c99d7/t… essentially wanted each saint to hear, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Paul was praying for the long game. How they lived their days would be how they lived their life. He wanted the Colossians to finish well.

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/a018e8e45e83/t… have all been there. We have experienced something that confuses us, like a Persian King sending Jews back to build God’s temple, and then they faced hostility and resistance. But God heard Daniel’s prayers and He answered on day one.

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2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/332acd1fc853/t… wasn’t analyzing prayer or wondering if it worked. Prayer was essential—it was his very bread and breath. Jesus needed to be with His Father, and the Father encouraged His Son by sending angels to strengthen Him (Luke 22:43).

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2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/249b95106704/t… Merton eloquently says this: “There are two absences of God. One is the absence that condemns us; the other is the absence that sanctifies us.”

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2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/515b6ace7573/t… night rain poured. I felt the cool humidity as it drenched the ground. Dave and I stood with the slider open, listening and rejoicing. Dave said, “You prayed for this.”Together, we thanked the Lord as we experienced His kindness.

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/ae2c6ac4da5e/t… prayed for a great work of the Holy Spirit in Ireland. God answered their earnest prayers and saved hundreds of thousands in Ireland and across Europe over the next two decades. Prayer is always the foundation for His great works!

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/2639debf2d9c/t…, Jesus did not subscribe to the practice of saying something only once, expecting those listening to understand.

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/ce7bc1c23220/t… Spurgeon wrote: “This is one of the glories of God’s grace. When there is nothing else good in the man, yet if there is a cry lighted up from his heart, the Lord graciously reaches down to send relief from trouble.”

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2 years ago

Together - *|URL|If we are experiencing God’s Divine “No,” it is probably time to slow down, check our hearts, and ponder what we are asking.

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/b2f143709fde/t… There are long waits and modest periods of waiting for God to answer prayer. Generally speaking at some point in our lives, we may pray and then wait for that answer. We may feel it is “Yes,” but God unfolds His “Yes” with Hisperfect timing.

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/d42e05c07590/t… learned from my family, who prayed. My grandmother faithfully prayed. My mom and Aunt followed suit. I am blessed to have grown up around those who loved to talk to Jesus regularly.

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/decaa6ebc402/t… Vandergriend writes that God answers prayer in five ways:“Yes, I thought you would never ask.Yes! But not yet. No! I love you too much. Yes! But different from your thoughts.” Yes! But more than you ever hoped or dreamed.”

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/06f733bfa97c/t… George Mueller is an excellent example of an ordinary believer boldly, confidently praying and then waiting with complete assurance that God would answer.

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/09216462858e/t… is the best sort of joining in that we may do. As we pray for others, we join with the Lord in His work, His kingdom expansion and extension. We join in His sanctifying work as we pray for those going through trials.

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/f88d35f68747/t… don’t think I would have asked for help to overcome the social situation, but that makes me think I need to expand my requests. This was neither a spiritual nor physical need, yet Jesus took it seriously and answered His mom’s request for wine

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/22340f2e886e/t… have thought many times about the quiet avowal between Dave and me. We had no inkling how the Lord was in that moment, preparing us for something you don’t prepare for—your child’s death. God, in a moment, was setting our hearts straight.

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Beth Wahl @bethgadder

2 years ago

Together - mailchi.mp/9f1c5557c6d0/t… think wisdom calls us to pause and notice our prayers. What do we ask Jesus? And perhaps, if you have not done so, it is wise to ask the Lord to check our motives and how we ask. Do you accuse or manipulate? Are you open to how He answers?