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Do you Enjoy Sending and/or Receiving a Note in the Mail?

5/16/2018

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It's Wednesday and another week is speeding by. It amazes me at how fast time can "seem" to move. Anyone else out there agree?  Sometimes I can hear the second hand slowly making its way clockwise and at other times I look up and three hours have passed. It's a matter of perspective, what we are doing, and how invested we are in what we are doing that makes it appear time is moving faster or slower.

My Gram reminded us often that everyone had the same amount of time and this time moved at the same speed for everyone...it's what we do with our time that makes the difference.

As you consider this notion of time, ask yourself the following question...

When is the last time you sent someone a real letter? 

You know the kind, it requires you to use your digits, a pen or pencil, access an envelope, an address book, and to pick up stamps BUT it is so worth it. There is something precious and special about receiving a hand written notes in the midst of bills and junk mail. I LOVE receiving mail. It makes my day.

I try to send letters to people when I'm thinking of them. I send my daughter a few notes every week she is away at college because I remember how much I enjoyed receiving a note from my Gram when I was in college. Time is a valuable commodity and a gift we can give others.

My challenge for you today is to send a hand written note to someone!! Make their day!

Who did you send your note to and why?

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A Wonderful Mother's Day Weekend

5/14/2018

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Date Night with Hubby

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Our daughter completes her sophomore year of college and starts a new summer journey...
​all in the same day
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A New Musical Artist to enjoy...

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In summary...it was a great weekend with family and friends.
How did you spend your Mother's Day weekend?

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Don’t Quit...2 Small Words to Encourage You

5/11/2018

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Don't Quit
"When things go wrong, as they sometimes will;
When the road you're trudging seems all uphill;
When the funds are low and the debts are high;
And you want to smile but you have to sigh.
When all is pressing you down a bit-
Rest if you must, but don't you quit
Success is failure turned inside out;
The silver tint on the clouds of doubt;
And you can never tell how close you are;
It may be near when it seems far.
So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit - 
It's when things go wrong that you must not quit."
~ John Greenleaf Whittier ~
anchor.fm/lisa-buskeAs part of Wednesday's podcast on "Living with Lisa...Keeping it Real", Episode 3, "Don't Quit", I shared the above quote. I let me listeners know they could find the poem here and on Facebook "later in the day". I knew my time was limited on Wednesday afternoon due to prior commitments so I planned to use my website app to write and post the blog between appointments Wednesday afternoon.

The good news, Weebly, my web provider, is always doing updates. The bad news, I hadn't used the app on my device since I updated, hence I was struggling to find what I needed to post my blog. I've added it to my list to study the new layout and app features. My apologies to those who were looking for this poem on Wednesday. 

Thanks for following the blog and listening on AnchorFM, "Living with Lisa...Keeping it Real". 

No Matter what life tosses in your direction...don't quit!

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What are you doing on Mother's Day?

5/10/2018

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The weekend is around the corner and the weather in Upstate New York is looking promising. It's a weekend when nurseries and flower shops are busy. Many are out picking out flowers for Mom and gifts to show their appreciation to their Moms and honorary moms. For some this is a joyous weekend and for others, there is sadness because their mom isn't with them any longer.

We don't have anything special planned and I don't make a fuss out of Mother's Day, actually we don't do too much for most of the holidays. Since Heidi's kidnapping, we don't wait for one day in the year to show our appreciation but we do enjoy the additional spoil of the holidays. Mother's Day I always ask for time to do nothing, a day when someone else does the cooking, dishes, and chores. To me, Mother's Day should be a day of rest. I wonder if it being on a Sunday is a fluke since Sundays are traditionally a day of rest?

This year I have the blessing to share the Mother's Day message at church. Our pastor will be out of town at his eldest daughter's college graduation. We will miss him and my friend Cindy and I hope to encourage everyone Sunday, especially the ladies in attendance.  Pastor entrusted the Mother's Day service and congregation to us, we've spent time praying and planning, and laughing while together. Good times and a heart for Jesus, Sunday should be a beautiful day of worship. 

If you are in the area and looking for a place to spend Mother's Day, visit the Lycoming United Methodist Church located on the corner of Miner Road and County Route 29 in Lycoming, New York. If you aren't in the area or can't make it there is an option for you, tune in live on Facebook at 9:00 a.m., service starts at 9:15. You can worship in your jammies while enjoying coffee on the deck from another state or town.

Here is the link to our Facebook page so you can join us for our Mother's Day Service Sunday at 9:15 a.m.
Link to Mother's Day Service - Click Here
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Please share a memory of Mother's Day past or how you
​will spend your weekend this year in a comment below...

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T.O.P.'s Tuesday: The Annual Heidi Remembrance Garden Spruce Up

5/8/2018

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tLast month we planned to spruce up the Heidi Allen Remembrance Garden with the help of SUNY Oswego's Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. We had to cancel due to SNOW and cold, who knew, well, anyone living in New York would know and understand. Rather than dwell on the snow, let's focus on the sunshine and warmer weather that has finally arrived in beautiful Oswego County. It went from the thirties to seventies in a forty-eight hour turn around. The best part of this shift in the weather, we were able to do the garden.

Our family is so thankful for APO's help with the garden. Not only did they help us, they sacrificed time studying for their finals this week. They were a fun, hard working, and caring group. After they worked pulling weeds, planting flowers, laying mulch, and raking they came to the house for dinner. We enjoyed our afternoon and evening so much. I didn't think it could be better yet it did.

Later that evening or the next morning our daughter called to say that one of the young ladies who volunteered asked if the fraternity "could" help care for the garden every year. I was speechless, if they "could. As I processed this thought I smiled thinking of how Heidi and Mom were smiling...these are a group of young people dedicated to helping others and making a difference. Thank you APO!

A Special Thanks to our community for designing & building the Heidi Remembrance Garden...Her name and hope remains!

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Stepping out of My Box

5/7/2018

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Good morning everyone! I have to admit a few things that are exciting to me and I hope for you too. Here you go:
  • *I was up before 5 a.m. this morning
  • *Inspiration has returned! Let me clarify, I feel inspired everyday BUT God has opened my heart and the creative floodgates within me. I'm thankful and blessed.
  • *On the flip side, God's always been there sending inspiration. The best news ever is that I'm listening, hearing, and welcoming His inspiration, hope, and encouragement.
  • *I'm working on my next book
  • *More regular blogs are coming your way

  • Drum roll please...

  • I've STARTED A PODCAST!!​​
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This podcast is the result of two friends inspiring and encouraging me...

First I need to thank Joe for sharing "We Live on a Planet" Podcast with me.  This is a fun podcast with the weather, history, and thoughts. It's great!

Check out Patrick's Podcast:
​ https://player.fm/series/we-live-on-a-planet

After listening to a few (two hours worth) of "We Live on a Planet" with Patrick, his dedication inspired me. He didn't say, "Hey Lisa, you should do a podcast" but Patrick's energy, honesty, and words combined with the Holy Spirit worked through me. Within twenty-four hours I downloaded the app and started reading and learning on how to make it real.

Today I shared my first podcast and I'm looking forward to tomorrow!

Check it out: https://anchor.fm/lisa-buske

If you are a podcast listener, 
check it out and share it 
with your friends and family!

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T.O.P.'s Tuesday: Inspiration Returns

5/1/2018

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A couple pics from our trip to Albany this past week for another appeal hearing for my sister's convicted kidnapper. When given lemons, make lemonade. I hadn't been to the Appealate Court Building in Albany before, it is such an impressive building and rich in history.
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After a day of driving, sitting in the court room, and touring Albany...we took advantage of the lunch trucks. We even made a new friend who joined us for lunch, he likes french fries. He wanted ours so bad he nearly walked up my pant leg to help himself. 

I savored one of the best pulled pork sandwiches and "piggy fries" I've ever eaten. Yum yum. There was a variety of trucks to choose from but the "Charcoal Pit" won our vote for the day. If we go again, I'd order those piggy fries again and skip the sandwich. I'm thankful we walked a lot, I had to walk the calories off.
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After the appeals hearing we walked around Albany to see some of the architecture and beauty up close. The cherry blossoms were in full bloom, on April 26, 2018, it was inspiring. 

Up from the New York State Museum we took time to visit the New York State Missing Persons Remembrance, on the corner of Madison Avenue and Swan Street. We said a little prayer for Heidi and all our missing. 
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I absorbed the view and experience and thought about my Mom and Heidi throughout the day. I missed them. I was thankful to be with my aunt yet it's the days like this that I find myself missing those who have passed before me.
At the end of a busy and emotionally draining day, a few things remain constant...
Heidi will NEVER be forgotten.
We will NEVER give up.
Family is FOREVER.
God is STRONGER & BIGGER than the enemy.

WE WILL ALWAYS HOLD OUT
​HOPE FOR HEIDI.
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A Midnight Snack? I think NOT!

4/30/2018

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A funny, yet not so funny story. Yesterday morning we woke up and there were pieces of hard plastic on the carpet. Hubby and I couldn't figure out what it was but decided, "We'll know what it is when we can't find whatever we are looking for." We didn't think about it again until...
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Hubby looked down and saw Faith, innocently carrying this lanyard and stretching under my chair. He asked, "What do you have Faith? I don't think you should have that." After retrieving the lanyard from the pup, he asked me, "Was there anything on the end of this?" 
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​I got up and went to the table housing my book writing goodies. I held up the green thumb drive, and told him, "It looks like this." Within seconds we were both on our hands and knees looking under the furniture and in our pup's favorite "chewing spots". Typically it's a bone, her Kong, or a toy but last night...it was the remnants of my green thumb drive. 
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What was on this thumb drive you wonder? Let me share. I spent time over my Spring vacation writing. It felt good and it's time. I started organizing my thoughts, diagrams, and an outline for a new book. I wrote the first couple chapters and had it saved on my trusty thumb drive.

I didn't back it up yet because I planned to work on it tonight and I wasn't leaving the house. I've learned my lesson, nothing is safe with a cat and puppy in the house. I'm not sure the thumb drive will be saved but the ideas are still in my brain. Rather than getting upset I decided it must not have been organized right so God offered an opportunity to get it right this time. (Mind you, I'll back up my writing after EACH writing session.)

Hubby was surprised I didn't melt down. Come to think about it, I shocked myself but as I thought about it, the things saved on the thumb drive can be rewritten and recreated but a good night's sleep and watching a movie with hubby were priceless gifts. This little snafu is a good reminder to back up my writing and print out each day's work in case I need to rewrite.

If you lost your saved data, 
​how would you react?

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Sister Day at the Appealate Court

4/26/2018

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Another journey to the court house, the final appeal in New York State. Praying for justice and that the courts recognize the dedication and hard work of law enforcement and the district attorney's office.

A special thanks to CNY Central for sharing some #HopeHeidiAllen today before the hearing. Prayers for truth, justice, and to answer the question our family still prays for answer to...Where's Heidi?

Thank you for remembering Heidi
and joining us in prayer 
to answer my parents' question...
Where is Heidi?

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What Things Do You Countdown To?

4/18/2018

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I've been thinking about my Mom a lot lately and all the fun we had, especially when we were counting down the days until...
  • *a family vacation
  • *summer vacation
  • *school starting 
  • *a special birthday

The list could go on and on of reasons to count down. The most popular and known countdown is probably the ball dropping on New Year's Eve. As I thought about the importance, focus, and fun my parents and family put towards counting down to things I realized something, our moments and precious.

My family truly understands what it means to cherish each day and make the days count. We aren't guaranteed tomorrow but it's more fun hoping for the "x" on a certain date than going through the motions of life with nothing to aim for. Right?

I'm thankful for all the countdowns. We live today for today and if our tomorrow or goal date doesn't arrive for us, we have made the most of EVERY MOMENT God's given us thus far. It makes reaching the date at the end of the countdown even more special. Not only did we reach our goal, we made memories every step of the way. It's a win-win.

I like doing countdowns myself. More than five years ago I started the countdown to "Where's Heidi? One Sister's Journey"'s release. My parents enjoyed following the countdown as much as I enjoyed sharing it. I think it's time for another countdown. I'll have to set myself a countdown to share your countdown. LOL

This last part probably makes no sense to most but my Mom would be reading the riddle within and email with anticipation. Let the fun, waiting, and writing begin.

Share your most memorable countdown.

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2, 4, 6, 8, Who do you Appreciate?

4/16/2018

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"So goes Monday,
so goes the week"
~My Gram
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Let's start this week with
by encouraging someone else.
Who is someone that you appreciate and why? Leave a comment below
and tag this person in the post
​to let them know how they inspire, encourage, and are a blessing to you and your life.

Challenge your friends & family to share this blog and post...
​let's fill FB with hope and encouragement...
"So goes Monday, so goes the week."
A week of encouragement sounds great!

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Do You Honor the Sabbath Day?

4/15/2018

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Happy Sunday everyone! How are you on this beautiful halfway mark of April 2018? A typical response is one of "Can't wait for the rain to stop so I can rake." or "Enjoying the daily walks outside and the fresh air." BUT not this year, it seems that regardless of where you might be...snow, low temperatures, and crummy weather are dampening the majorities Spring Fever. 

Rather than focusing on the cold and crummy, think about all the flowers, green grass, and leaves that will seem to "just appear" one day when the sun returns. Mother Nature is enjoying a longer slumber this year but the beauty we'll see in the next couple weeks will be breath-taking. I'm sure of it.

One of my favorite spots to enjoy a Spring afternoon is on our back deck, especially on Sundays or a day of rest. This had me thinking this morning, Sundays, when I was a kiddo, were a day of rest for everyone. Grocery stores were closed and if you ran out of milk, then you were out of milk until Monday. Families got together at grandma's with the extended family. 

No one was on a cellular device, tablet, or glued to a television. We were interacting with each other, enjoying the fresh air, and making memories. All these activities helped us to relax and sharpen our saws (recharge the exhaustion of work with activities we enjoy) on the Sabbath. Since stores weren't open and the kids' sports NEVER had games on a Sunday - no one had to choose between resting and family time or commitments.

​What do you think would happen if today's society honored the Sabbath and gave everyone a day off each week? A day where EVERYONE had the day off to spend with family...Is it possible?
“Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.
Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is a Sabbath of the LORD your God; in it you shall not do any work, you or your son or your daughter, your male or your female servant or your cattle or your sojourner who stays with you.
For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea and all that is in them, and rested on the seventh day; therefore the LORD blessed the Sabbath day and made it holy”.
(Exodus 20:8-11)

Are you taking time to rest & recharge?

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O What A Day...

4/11/2018

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I looked for a photograph for today's blog and when I saw this I smiled. The sun brightening the clouds behind the snow-covered woods is breathtaking.

I do enjoy living in Upstate New York and the beauty of the snow BUT seriously, beauty can snuggle in for a long Spring and Summer's nap until Thanksgiving.

I look forward to taking a warm walk to the lake after work, walks with the puppy, and sitting on the deck.

As I wait, I'm determined to focus on the beautiful pictures God is paining outside our windows. What about you? Life is full of choices. We can focus on the mud to come or be thankful for the winter cleanse and purity of the snow, right? 

Finding the positive isn't always easy but it's always worth it.

Where do see positives today?

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FREE on Kindle TODAY

4/8/2018

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Need I say more?
The books I have on Kindle are FREE today. Yesterday I shared this gift with other families of the missing. Today I want to extend this gift to anyone in need of a little hope and encouragement today.
Have a great Sunday!

Thank you for following the blog and remembering Heidi...my gift to you.

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We Thank YOU...You Encourage Us

4/5/2018

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Thank you doesn't seem like enough yet these two little words are sent from our family to all of you...Once again you all overwhelmed us with your kindness, compassion, love, encouragement, and prayers for Heidi and the family.
Over 400 people shared Tuesday's blog! Wow!

I can't speak for all families of the missing or even for all of my own family yet I'll guess, to know so many people still remember our missing family members is the encouragement and support that gets us through the tough days.

I know quite a few of my family members checked back to the blog and the Facebook posts throughout the day to read your words. Your words provide the strength and reminders we need on the difficult days.

We will never give up hope!! 

The most beautiful aspect of your outreach is most of you have never met Heidi, or the other missing person's you remember in your prayers and on the anniversaries of their disappearances.
You are a testament of God's love for everyone!

Thank you, may God bless you in return!

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April 3, 2018...8766 Days Missing

4/3/2018

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Yesterday was Easter and tomorrow is April 3rd...
24 years since Heidi's kidnapping.
​Will you join me in prayer that this is the year we find Heidi...Amen."
Hello everyone! Thanks for taking a few moments from your day to remember Heidi and our family throughout the years, and especially toady, on the 24th anniversary of Heidi's kidnapping. She remains missing and we remain hopeful to give her a proper burial one day. Love is bigger and stronger than hate and evil.

The quote above is my Facebook post yesterday. The positive, hope-filled, prayer-filled, and encouraging post overwhelmed me, and other family members as they checked in throughout the day.

If you are one of the people who took time to leave a word of encouragement, hope, love, and faith for the family in honor of Heidi, we want to send you a thank you and you are blessings we count. I know some aren't on FB so I shared this post again.
"And now, dear brothers and sisters, one final thing. Fix your thoughts on what is true, and honorable, and right, and pure, and lovely, and admirable. Think about things that are excellent and worthy of praise." Philippians 4:8 NLT
I try to focus on the positive and not let the negative and non-family-friendly comments get to me. But then again, I'm a human with a heart and I believe a big heart at that.

The majority of people following the blog and the Where's Heidi Page on FB do so out of love and concern. Then there are others who follow for other reasons. To read their posts, I often wonder if they follow just so they can say hurtful things and take jabs at Heidi's family.

These negative posts are the minority and some of you even respond to these people to defend Heidi and the family. We thank you. I try to ignore them and understand some just need to vent their frustrations in ways to hurt Heidi's family and friends.

As I read some of the comments yesterday, I was overcome with hurt and discouragement. It was a tossing-n-turning kind of night until I remembered something...TRUTH WILL PREVAIL!

I choose to "carry my umbrella" and not let the jabs of others steal my joy, faith, and love. To everyone who encourages us, WE THANK YOU ABOVE AND BEYOND WHAT YOU POSSIBLY COULD KNOW. Thank you, thank you,  thank you.

I pray God touches the hearts of everyone following the blog and on FB. May everyone share their thoughts to encourage, uplift, and spread joy. Heidi's family, friends, and community thank you.

On that note, let's do the Hokey Pokey. This is dedicated to some special people in Heidi's life...you know who you are.

Thank you for remembering and praying for Heidi...May this be the year she is found! She is forever loved...

Choose JOY and HOPE!

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Happy Easter 2018...

4/1/2018

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Rather than a long blog,
​I'm spending time with family and relaxing.
I hope your day is as restful.
Happy Easter everyone!
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Holy Saturday: The Upper Room

3/31/2018

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Holy Saturday PrayerBy Kerry Greenhill
This is the hardest time to pray:
after the drama and catastrophe,
before the angels and the big reveal.
The passion, the agony, the desperate grief
have given way to numbness
and absence
in this time in between.
God seems to be offstage,
preparing for the final scene,
taking care of ancient souls in other worlds
or clothing the hidden, broken body
in resurrection glory.
So let our prayer this day be plain
and to the point:
May God be with us in the waiting,
and may we wait with hope,
today
and every time in between.
Amen.
Permission is granted for use in corporate setting.
​Copyright © 2012 The Upper Room. Used with permission.
Kerry Greenhill is a Deacon who serves as Field Coordinator for Imagine No Malaria in the Rocky Mountain Conference (UMC), and as Communications Manager for the health care advocacy organization Family Voices Colorado. 

Take time to be quiet, reflect, & pray.

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Good Friday...Darkness to Reflection

3/30/2018

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I've attended many churches for Good Friday in my life. I think the most memorable was many years ago. My in-laws invited us and at the time, we weren't necessarily going to church but out of love and respect, we joined them for service. It was more than a service, it was a living message of Good Friday. We all left silent, humbled, and thankful.

This must have been Jesus' darkest day or was it? 
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Holy Thursday...Washing of Feet

3/29/2018

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Read John 13:1- 17

Jesus Washes His Disciples’ Feet
It was just before the Passover Festival. Jesus knew that the hour had come for him to leave this world and go to the Father. Having loved his own who were in the world, he loved them to the end.

The evening meal was in progress, and the devil had already prompted Judas, the son of Simon Iscariot, to betray Jesus. 
Jesus knew that the Father had put all things under his power, and that he had come from God and was returning to God; 
so he got up from the meal, took off his outer clothing,
and wrapped a towel around his waist. 

After that, he poured water into a basin
and began to wash his disciples’ feet, 
drying them with the towel that was wrapped around him.

He came to Simon Peter, who said to him,
“Lord, are you going to wash my feet?”

 Jesus replied, “You do not realize now what
I am doing, but later you will understand.”

“No,” said Peter, “you shall never wash my feet.”

Jesus answered, “Unless I wash you,
you have no part with me.”

“Then, Lord,” Simon Peter replied,
“not just my feet but my hands and my head as well!”

Jesus answered, 
“Those who have had a bath need
only to wash their feet; their whole body is clean.
And you are clean, though not every one of you.”

For he knew who was going to betray him, 
and that was why he said not every one was clean.

When he had finished washing their feet,
he put on his clothes and returned to his place. 
“Do you understand what I have done for you?” 
he asked them. 

 “You call me ‘Teacher’ and ‘Lord,’ and rightly so,
for that is what I am.  Now that I, your Lord and Teacher,
have washed your feet, you also should wash one another’s feet. 
I have set you an example that you
should do as I have done for you. 

Very truly I tell you, no servant is greater than his master, 
nor is a messenger greater than the one who sent him. 
Now that you know these things,
you will be blessed if you do them.
John 13:1-17

Have you ever humbled yourself to let someone wash your feet?
Or to share God's love & wash theirs?

​Share an experience below...

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