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Make Time to Give Time
I don't give as much time to God as I used to. I'm in Church all the time, but I'm always busy and always seem to have a job to do. I miss the time I used to have to worship and go on my knees and just be in His presence among other worshippers. I try to have my time with Him at home, but so many...
My last 30 days
If I learned today that I had only 30 days to live, I would try to right wrongs with people I have loved and hurt through my journey in life. I would do what I could to make sure my children will be prepared for my passing and try to make sure that they will be taken care of and loved when I am gone....
30 Last Suppers
Guilty. I pull in my driveway & head into my house. I occasionally come out to mow & I give the friendly Christian wave. How many neighbors have I invited to our dinner table? Zip. Even IN our house, it's a struggle to keep dinner together a priority. When we do, there's laughter and some of...
Spread the Word
I would give each of my little sisters one of my Bibles. I have gotten many over the years and all of them have my notes in them. Everything that I could ever want them to hear is in that Book.
break me into who you want me to be.
i have this one friend. our lives are completely different. including our friends. so it is really random that i am even friends with her in the first place. but i recently realized it's not a coincidence that i am in her life or that she is in mine. i know i need to help her. i just don't know how....
What I should have done...
I'd spend the time holding my pregnant wife, seeing my family and enjoying God's creation in nature. All the while, I'd write my list of things I always thought someone should do or how our government and the world in general should behave. All those thoughts that are world-changing at the time, but...
Live,Love,and Laugh
I was at the sermon on Sunday and it really touched me. I have renal (kidney) failure. I lost my left kidney 2 years ago. I also am in a wheelchair. I am a single mom taking care of an 8 year old daughter,Hope. She is the reason I get up every day. Some days it would be easy just to give up. I am so...
Go
I would go. Go do what Christ wanted me to do. Focus on that: building positive relationships, sustaining them, spreading the truth, living for the truth. In Everything. (Notice how I capitalized "everything," it needs to be held as a proper word for it's importance) Everything. Everything. I would go...
last chances
If I found out I had days left to life I would sit each family member down 1 by 1 and tell them how much they mean to me.. how much they have changed my life...and give them each a hug that is unforgettable!!!
write a journal and make a tape
I would write a journal for each one in my family. My husband and my three children, so they would know my thoughts and prayers for them. I would make a series of tapes for each one of them that would deal with every issue and season of their life. The thing I miss most of the loved ones that have...
Tell The Whole Story
If I only had 30 days to live, I would stop everyone I made contact with and tell them the entire unedited version of God's love. Not the watered down, hope I don't offend someone version, but the screaming "don't you know God wants more for your life" version. I would quit my job and spend my day going...
Leading others
I once got to care six weeks for a friend sent home to die with cancer. She was a remarkable woman. The one thing I learned from her and will, without doubt, put into my own life, is: if I should be diagnosed with cancer, I will wear a cheerful face - no matter how rotten I feel - and I will give...
Reach out to my family
My lowest hanging fruit, those easiest for me to reach is my extended family. Some of them do not have their eternity secured and are living in worship of a Savior. I would give it everything I had to reach them.
My wife and my kids
I would spend my last days with my 3 kids and my wife. I would challenge my kids to continue to run hard after God--never quit--never give up--always look up. I would communicate my how proud I am of them and why I believe they are the best kids ever. I would tell them that I believe in them. I...
Give It All Away
I would give everything I have away. I can't take it with me so I would love to see others blessed. I would love do missions for the next 30 days.
People!
First, I would give EVERYTHING away. If I have it and I know someone else would like it, it's theirs. Then, I would spend the remainder of my 30 days with people. Surrounded by those that I love - reinforcing the fact that they are the most important things God has placed in my life. I imagine this time...
Share my life story!
I would rent out the biggest building I could find and invite everyone and anyone. I would share my life story so that others would live theirs. I would then give out bracelets that would have the initials wwyd-30 days! What would you do if you only had 30 days! I would then explain, live your life...
Risk Taker
I think if we all lived like this we would be more willing to take BIG risks. I would jump completely out of my comfort zone. Quit my job and seek out the lost. Share the Lords love. Give everything and then give some more. Then, I would challenge, encourage, and inspire others to do the same. We all...
Financial Preparation
Go out of my way to serve people. Give a bunch of stuff and money away. Layout a plan on paper for my wife to know what to do with insurance, taxes, investments, ect. after I was gone. Spend as much time as possible with my wife. Go to people I know don't know Christ and tell them about what God has...
Salvation and Giving
Make sure my family was secure financially. Make sure everyone in my family understood God's plan of salvation. Give my truck to the church to be used for ministry. I would leave some video for family to view when they want. Buy my wife that tennis bracelet she wanted.
Charities
Let them know I love them and was honored to know them and be a part of their lives. Set up a way to give to charity and church after I die. Visit as many long-lost friends as I could. Volunteer for some important charities that are really impacting the community. Maybe write a book.