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Blessing via Simulcast..

"You were taught, with regard to your former way of life, to PUT OFF your old self, which is being corrupted by its deceitful desires; to BE MADE NEW in the attitude of your minds; and to PUT ON the new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness."
-Ephesians 4:22-24

My bible study girls and my friend, Beccs and myself all attended the Beth Morre simulcast on her new book, "So Long, Insecurity" on Saturday. It was a great time of worship, teaching, fellowship and learning. In total, there were 300,000 women that met together last Saturday for a fresh word from God about our genders' chronic battle with the issue of insecurity. The constant charge is this verse from Ephesians....the call to put off our old self-thoughts, patterns and issues from our former way of life and to put on the hope, truth and security that is found only in Christ.

The bible study will start studying this book soon and I think many women across the world will too. I pray that our Christian culture will see a wave of change in the women that fill up their pews. That women will begin to claim and believe in the security that is theirs in Christ. We are each perfectly and deeply loved by Our sweet Savior. He wants us to live life to the full, not hidden and scared to death because of insecurity. The Proverbs 31 woman was "clothed with strength and dignity". I pray that we will claim our dignity back and not let the enemy keep having victory over us in this area. God is doing something big, as we were able to get a glipse of yesterday, and I am thankful I get to be a part of it!

Here are some pictures of the girls...we met at Starbucks before the simulcast began:

Mandy, Emma and Alyssa



Christy being "pretty in pink"...I made her pose by herself


All of us at lunch!

Some of the girls had to take a time-out to call their husbands. They all called them at the same time...how cute?!!!


It was a great day! I loved every bit of it...down to Beth's bump-it.

"May the Lord help you in your time of distress, may the God of Jacob make you secure." -Ps 20:1

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