Insignificant No More
A conversation with Jesus72 total reviews
Comment from MaureenC
Jan, this is so inspirational. He is with us every single day of our lives and answers our questions in so many different ways if only we would hear and listen.
Just beautiful.
Hugs and blessings
Maureenc
reply by the author on 11-Jan-2011
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Jan, this is so inspirational. He is with us every single day of our lives and answers our questions in so many different ways if only we would hear and listen.
Just beautiful.
Hugs and blessings
Maureenc
Comment Written 14-Jun-2009
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Thanks!
Jan
Comment from Solrac
How did you know I needed to red a message like this this morning, and tomorrow, and maybe next month? Spectacular. I touched my heart, and my mind and gave me the peace I needed. I witness now that Jesus talk to me throughout others, in this case you, thank you,
Solrac
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How did you know I needed to red a message like this this morning, and tomorrow, and maybe next month? Spectacular. I touched my heart, and my mind and gave me the peace I needed. I witness now that Jesus talk to me throughout others, in this case you, thank you,
Solrac
Comment Written 14-Jun-2009
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Thanks!
Jan
Comment from rama devi
Ah, this is so sweet. A fine testament to the grace of your beloved Jesus. It flows smoothly and echoes the deep faith you carry in your heart. I did not notice any spags.
Nice to see you posting again after a long hiatus!
Blessings and Love, rama devi
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Ah, this is so sweet. A fine testament to the grace of your beloved Jesus. It flows smoothly and echoes the deep faith you carry in your heart. I did not notice any spags.
Nice to see you posting again after a long hiatus!
Blessings and Love, rama devi
Comment Written 14-Jun-2009
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Thanks!
Jan
Comment from bookjunkie
This is a beautiful story, Janilou. But then, it is not really a story for all who believe Jesus rests within us; it is the truth. Your story makes the point that all we have to do is call his name and he is there to lift us up and comfort our pain. You did an excellent job in interlacing faith with a story about milking goats. It is well-written and easy to follow. Above all, the message is very powerful. God Bless You for spreading the Good News.
Blessing2you,
BJ
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This is a beautiful story, Janilou. But then, it is not really a story for all who believe Jesus rests within us; it is the truth. Your story makes the point that all we have to do is call his name and he is there to lift us up and comfort our pain. You did an excellent job in interlacing faith with a story about milking goats. It is well-written and easy to follow. Above all, the message is very powerful. God Bless You for spreading the Good News.
Blessing2you,
BJ
Comment Written 14-Jun-2009
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Many thanks, BJ. I deeply appreciate your comments and the rating!
Jan
Comment from Dave M
Jan,
This is an excellent religious short, very centered on Jesus' love for us all. I enjoyed reading it, and I couldn't find anything to criticize. I especially liked Jesus's appearing in the milking barn and later taking the time to talk to a barn swallow.
Dave
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Jan,
This is an excellent religious short, very centered on Jesus' love for us all. I enjoyed reading it, and I couldn't find anything to criticize. I especially liked Jesus's appearing in the milking barn and later taking the time to talk to a barn swallow.
Dave
Comment Written 13-Jun-2009
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Thanks! I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
Jan
Comment from skye
He knows each one of us, and loves us all unconditionally.
Your story is so warm, filled with that feeling of total love and accceptance.
It is well written and fills the heart.
Well done.
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He knows each one of us, and loves us all unconditionally.
Your story is so warm, filled with that feeling of total love and accceptance.
It is well written and fills the heart.
Well done.
Comment Written 13-Jun-2009
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Thanks!
Jan
Comment from CALLAHANMR
Hi Jani-Lou:)
Thank you for sharing this inspirational story. It lifted my spirits at a time when I was feeling overwhelmed by my ever growing stack of unfinished writing projects.
I was feeling helpless and alone. Then your story came and reminded that Jesus stood by my side, ready to lp, if only I remember to ask. What a flood of relif. I feel like cares of a thousand goats have been lifted ftom my mind.
Keep up the good writing.
Roger
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Hi Jani-Lou:)
Thank you for sharing this inspirational story. It lifted my spirits at a time when I was feeling overwhelmed by my ever growing stack of unfinished writing projects.
I was feeling helpless and alone. Then your story came and reminded that Jesus stood by my side, ready to lp, if only I remember to ask. What a flood of relif. I feel like cares of a thousand goats have been lifted ftom my mind.
Keep up the good writing.
Roger
Comment Written 13-Jun-2009
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Thank you, Roger! The six stars are great, but your comments just blessed my heart.
Jan
Comment from Lady & Louis
Lovely story, Jani! You know I'm not Christian, but for me Jesus is one of the - what to call them? Great teachers? Great souls? Loving and enlightened, wholly part of the Light, and guiding anyone who wants to be guided on their life's path. The comfort to be found in such a connection is hard to describe. And no, I'm not putting Louis on anything like that level!
This piece was clear and simply stated. The end reference to the barn swallow tied in very well (I presume intentionally) with the "not a swallow falls" quotation.
No nits or spag, good to see you posting again, hon!
Love the Disneyworld pic, too. :)
Louise xxxx
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Lovely story, Jani! You know I'm not Christian, but for me Jesus is one of the - what to call them? Great teachers? Great souls? Loving and enlightened, wholly part of the Light, and guiding anyone who wants to be guided on their life's path. The comfort to be found in such a connection is hard to describe. And no, I'm not putting Louis on anything like that level!
This piece was clear and simply stated. The end reference to the barn swallow tied in very well (I presume intentionally) with the "not a swallow falls" quotation.
No nits or spag, good to see you posting again, hon!
Love the Disneyworld pic, too. :)
Louise xxxx
Comment Written 13-Jun-2009
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Thanks, Louise! As always, I love to hear your comments on my work.
Hugs,
Jan
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And I love to see you posting, Jan!
How go the family and the critters?
Louise xxxx
Comment from Juliette Chamberlain
What a beautiful conversation. How I wish I had been there too. It is so wonderful to know that not even a little sparrow will not fall to the ground without His knowing about it. It is so good to be reminded that we are not insignificant in his eyes, and that He is always with us.
I did so enjoy reading this essay.
Juliette
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What a beautiful conversation. How I wish I had been there too. It is so wonderful to know that not even a little sparrow will not fall to the ground without His knowing about it. It is so good to be reminded that we are not insignificant in his eyes, and that He is always with us.
I did so enjoy reading this essay.
Juliette
Comment Written 13-Jun-2009
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Thanks!
Jan
Comment from samandlancelot
salvation, I would have gone to the cross to save her alone. (close quote)
Just one little barn swallow in a world filled with birds, and yet, the Savior, the King of Kings stopped to speak with her this morning. I wondered if she'd ever felt insignificant?
Not any more.
I love your conversation with Jesus. Your ending is beautiful. After the flood, God showed His covenant, not only with man, but with every creature on earth. I love that God loves the animals.
I still struggle with God's purpose for animal sacrifice in the Old Testament and His plans (according to my understanding of Scripture) to reestablish animal sacrifices with Ezekiel's Temple in the end-times.
Patricia
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salvation, I would have gone to the cross to save her alone. (close quote)
Just one little barn swallow in a world filled with birds, and yet, the Savior, the King of Kings stopped to speak with her this morning. I wondered if she'd ever felt insignificant?
Not any more.
I love your conversation with Jesus. Your ending is beautiful. After the flood, God showed His covenant, not only with man, but with every creature on earth. I love that God loves the animals.
I still struggle with God's purpose for animal sacrifice in the Old Testament and His plans (according to my understanding of Scripture) to reestablish animal sacrifices with Ezekiel's Temple in the end-times.
Patricia
Comment Written 13-Jun-2009
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Thanks!
Jan
