Lost Lamb Association

Don’t Forget God!

lostlambassociation — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 23:17:58 +0000

Often times in your life you may face circumstances that seem like they are impossible to remedy. A report from the doctor with no supposed cure, bad decisions that have brought you to a place of hopelessness, or perhaps a relationship that is impossible to repair. It is not uncommon to feel the dark despair of the word “impossible”.

The Bible declares; “With men it is impossible, but not with God. For with God all things are possible!”

If you belong to God, you have options! No matter what the situation in your natural life, you serve a God who specializes in the supernatural. You can take your “impossible” to the God of “possible”. Never underestimate the power of prayer and never say it is impossible! Exercise your faith in God and expect miracles. Always allow God an opportunity to prove himself. He specializes in things that are impossible.

If you don’t have a relationship with God, check out our “How To Know God” on our website home page. If you have any questions or I can help you in your search let me know at “Contact Us”.

Your friend – Tiff

Too busy to get in trouble?

lostlambassociation — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 23:38:56 +0000

I told a friend today I was having a busy week. They said; “That’s good. You don’t have time to get in trouble. I replied; “You don’t need time to get in trouble. You need time with the Lord to stay out of trouble.” SNAP!

Special Thanks to Bill Shepherd!

lostlambassociation — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 20:50:53 +0000

I really appreciate all of the hard work and long hours my Director of Media put into our updated website! He just got married and went on his honeymoon this month. He has worked very hard upon his return to complete this project. I know for a fact that he will be working on last minute tweeks right up until the launch tonight at midnight. There is much more to come on the new site so stay tuned. Bill leaves in the morning for a missions trip to Peru and will also be filming a documentary while there. He will be gone for 2 weeks and I would ask you to please keep him and the team in prayer.