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All we posses comes from God

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“At the entrance gate of the path that leads to everlasting life God places faith, and He lines the whole way with the light and peace and joy of willing obedience. The traveler in this way keeps ever before him the mark of his high calling in Christ. The prize is ever in sight. To him God’s commands are righteousness and joy and peace in the Holy Spirit.”—Ellen G. White, In Heavenly Places, p. 183. "The natural heart feels no need of repentance. The tears that fall from the eyes of man because of sorrow for his sinfulness and because of sympathy for other sinners, start unbidden. They are as dew from eyes that belong to God.... The reformed life is but the better employment of a life that has been ransomed by the sacrifice of His Son Jesus. No credit should we take to ourselves for anything that we may do.... – "{HP 221.3} Faith, too, is the gift of God. Faith is the assent of man’s understanding to God’s words, that binds the heart to God’s service. And whose is man’s under

HOMESCHOOL-QUIETNESS

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The character quality for this week's lesson is: Quietness and it came in the right time!  Quietness=freedom from agitation! I really liked this definition  A really nice story: A simple story about surrendering to Christ! And today is cleaning day; and here are my cleaners Playing with worms instead of cleaning!

A visit to a Welsh Museum

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Last week we visited the amazing Museum of Welsh People! It was so exciting for me as well as for the children to see all the houses that people used to live and to experience how life was in those times! We had the pleasure of being with a welsh friend of ours and her children Sujoya the mom, Sioned the 6 year old daughter, Stephan the 4 year old boy and baby Andreas.  I read something this morning that strengthened my thoughts to share the life of the welsh people with you since I'm praying and studying about revival and reformation: " An illustration of the impact of revival on daily life can be seen in the Welsh Revival of 1904. Evan Roberts and some of his friends began earnestly praying for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. They interceded, studied Scripture, and shared their faith. The Spirit was poured out in response. Lives were changed. In six months there were one hundred thousand conversions in the small country of Wales. The results of this revival were seen thro