Sunday, March 6, 2011

Sunday Blessings -Keep your eyes on Jesus




Our  Sanctuary
Megan  brought  us  a  word  of  encouragement  from  the  Bible last  Sunday She  spoke  about  making  Christ  the  focal point  of  our  lives and  receiving our  sustenance  and  from Him alone.Trying  to  nourish  ourselves  by   'digging   our  own  cisterns ' will  not  satisfy  us. Keep  your  eyes  on  Jesus ,for  He  is  the   Water  and  Bread  of  Life.
Megan  spoke  in  English while  I   translated  her  message into Hindi.
Nephew Ashish  greeting  the  church  family  and  sharing  words  of  blessings.
Chandi,  Milka and Abner

Sonia had  to  leave  just  before  church because  Abner  had  school  on  Monday.

Me, Sonia, Ashish  and  Abner
We  bid goodbye  to Ash and  Megan last   night  - they  left   for Delhi and  Agra ( to see  the Taj Mahal)
They  will  fly  back  to  Canada  on  Tues   morning.
We  are  missing  them  terribly.
Today  is  my Dad 's  7th  death   anniversary.

I want  to  share  a page  out  of  the  devotional
Experiencing  God by Henry and Richard Blackaby
Be Blessed


Sowing Seeds of Righteousness

But he who sows righteousness will have a sure reward. (Proverbs 11:18b)


There are many ways to invest our lives, but none offers greater reward than devoting ourselves to the pursuit of righteousness. Every area of our lives should reflect the holiness of God that is ours by salvation: our thoughts, so that nothing we think about would be inappropriate for a child of God; our actions, so that our lives demonstrate that we serve a holy God; our integrity, so that we are above reproach in all our relationships.


Are you taking God’s righteousness in your life for granted? Righteousness is something you must allow the Holy Spirit to work in your life. Instead of sowing holy thoughts, are you allowing evil and sinful thoughts to grow in your mind? Are you allowing lust to grow unchecked within you? Does enmity, bitterness, jealousy, or unforgiveness remain in your life? Jesus said if we seek first God and His righteousness, everything else will follow (Matt. 6:33). There is great reward in sowing righteousness. What_are you presently doing to plant holiness in your life?_(1 Pet. 1:15). How are you putting righteousness in your mind so that your thoughts are holy? How are you cultivating righteousness in your relationships so that you maintain your integrity? Are you instilling righteousness in your activities so that your life is above reproach? If you want to harvest righteousness in your life tomorrow, you must plant seeds of righteousness today

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Sparkles in The Sonshine

Dear  friends I 've  been  so  busy
these  last  few  days  I  have  not
 been  able  to  update  my  blog.
Its  midnight  here  and I am 
composing  this  post  after  a  full
and  somewhat  tiring   day.
Ashish  and  Megan  have  come  to  me  as  rays  of 
Sonshine.
They  have  brought  laughter  and  youthfulness
to  me, which I 
miss   so  much.
Its   so  refreshing  to  laugh
with  someone an d listen
to  them laughing
and  enjoying themselves.
I  will  share  our  daily  experiences 
and  photos.
I  want  to  welcome
Megan's  friends and  all
new  visitors who
have  stopped  by  to  visit
Yesu Garden.
To   my  blogfriends  I  want  to  say  that
I am lagging  behind 
in  my  visits,
but  I  will  catch  up
with  your  posts 
in  due  time/
I  thank you  all  for  visiting  me 
and  leaving   such  sweet  comments.
Thank  you  for  your  prayers.
We  all  are  well  by  God 's  grace
and  our  Canadian visitors 
have  not  had  any problems.

The  Allahabad All  Saint' s  Cathedral
The  High Court ( highest  court  of  our  state)
Our  house.
Megan  and  Ash  at the  Frankfurt  airport
In Tura  (N E  India).  I 'm  gonna  enjoy  Indian sweets
Delicious  gulab jamuns.
Cave  exploring. (L-R) Namrita (my  sister) her  hubby and  sons Mishael,Rayguel, a cousin , Ash and  Megan.
  
A  jungle tree  house - an observation  post plus  residence.
Megan  's little  friend
That  hanging  bridge has  missing  boards
I  am  hanging  in   the  balance
Climbing up  to  the  tree  house
Inside  the  tree  house. You  can rent  it  on  a  holiday
Namrita  and Ash  with  a  bamboo  roof   above  their   heads.
Eating  traditional  NE  food  at  a  wedding  reception. They  were  served  on  a  banana  leaf ( very   ecologically  friendly) There  were  so  many  dishes , it  was  not  possible  to  sample  everything.
I am gonna  get  real  traditional and  eat  with my  fingers.
At  a  bridge  with  Nanrita  and  her  family. They  took them  on picnics and sightseeing.
The  two  guys  beside  a  stream.
The  peaceful  Garo  Hills.
Sunday   morning  worship  at  church


The  pictures  above  were  taken at  a  waterfall.
A  green  mountain trail.
Visiting  friends.
The  dining  area  of  the  guest  house  Megan  stayed  in.
The  view from  her  room.
Morning  devotions.
Bird' s eye  view of the   marketplace.
Megan  is  so  beautiful. I  wan t to  get  her  into  a  sari  and  take  photos.
A  Catholic  Church
The  Meghalaya tick tick  lizard  is  really  unique. It  makes  a  tick-tick  sound.
This  little  chicken  came  to  town.
A  new  friend.
Sunset in Tura
The  bazaar  at  night time.
It  was  hard  to say  goodbye  to  Tura.
(L-R) Mishael, Ash  and Rayguel.
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