I WAS MADE A CHRISTIAN WOMAN

I was made a Christian woman when the Lord had to my mother the seed given,
Being born as one of God’s dear children destined to be an heir of the Lord’s kingdom in heaven.
In the name of Christians everywhere, I will give the Lord His glory now.

And forever remember the words of my baptismal vow.
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I must, like a good Christian woman, shun all the devil’s evil ways,
As a good Christian woman, I must keep my faith in Jesus, serving Him for all of my days.
Having been called to be a good Christian woman, I must praise the Lord.
I will forever seek His assistance so that I can keep my solemn word.
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There are many Christian blessings, and I will claim as being mine;
And that will also include Holy work, worship, and fellowship divine.
Dear Father, Son, and Spirit, kindly give me your holy grace that I,
May my life as a Christian woman keep on living and as a devoted Christian woman die.

NOTE: This poem was inspired by the Christian hymn, “I Was Made a Christian.

PROUD TO BE THE CHRISTIAN WOMAN THAT I’VE BECOME

Ever since the day the Lord placed the seed in my mother’s womb,
Into the woman, He created me created me to bloom.
About this event in my life, there’s nothing more I can say.
But, I’m proud to be the Christian woman that I’ve become this day
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On Sundays, when my family went to church to pray,
I went to Sunday School to learn the Lord’s words and His way.
About this event in my life, there’s nothing more I can say,
But, I’m proud to be the Christian woman that I’ve become this day
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Starting going to school, while some friends went to the non-religious one,
I went to the one that taught me every day about the Lord’s only Son.
About this event in my life, there’s nothing more I can say,
But, I’m proud to be the Christian woman that I’ve become this day.
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As I got into my teens, my friends dating boys became for them the rule,
Since I didn’t engage in the activity, what they did to me was quite cruel.
About this event in my life, there’s nothing more I can say,
But, I’m proud to be the Christian woman that I’ve become this day.
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Finally, in my college days, when I became more mature,
Had also made my appearance to guys, quite an allure.
About this event in my life, there’s nothing more I can say,
But, I’m proud to be the Christian woman that I’ve become this day.
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This allure ultimately led me to a guy who the Lord wanted to be my mate.
Because the love that we shared from our first date would never abate
About this event in my life, there’s nothing more I can say,
But, I’m proud to be the Christian woman that I’ve become this day.
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Our love, after college, led us to our marriage in front of the Lord’s eyes,
Which was perfect, since after being born, we both had been baptized.
About this event in my life, there’s nothing more I can say,
But, I’m proud to be the Christian woman that I’ve become this day.
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Then came the day when the Lord in me had a seed implanted.
Starting the cycle over again, and according to His plan, can’t be recanted.
About this event in my life, there’s nothing more I can say,
But, I’m proud to be the Christian woman that I’ve become this day.
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© R.L.Morgan – October 2021

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I AM A DAUGHTER OF THE LORD – DEVOTION #1

Growing up as a teenage Christian girl, I found myself asking the question of how I would be able to become conscious and satisfied with who I am in the eyes of the Lord.

There were times that I have been bullied because of my appearance going to school, causing me to constantly think negatively about myself. Being a teenage girl, I always thought I needed makeup to become beautiful. Being taunted continuously made me believe I would need to change my appearance to have my classmates, primarily the girls, cease making fun of me. Luckily, I kept on being reminded by my female relatives of who I am in the eyes of our Lord and Savior. They repeatedly told me growing up that I never have to be ashamed of my appearance. They told me no matter what anyone would think of me at school, the Lord will always see me as His lovely daughter.

Being a 73-year-old faith-driven Christian woman, I look at you as one of my young teenage Christian girls with whom I would like to share my knowledge. So, to begin with, I would like for each of you to remember that the Lord loves you as you are, regardless of what you might look like. It doesn’t matter what you are capable of doing or the fun someone might be making of you; the Lord only sees your inner beauty, for you are one of His beloved daughters, and you are perfect in His sight.

The proof of this can be found in the words of 1 SAMUEL 16:7 [NKJV]:

“But the LORD said to Samuel, “Do not look at his appearance or at his physical stature, because I have refused him. For the LORD does not see as man sees; for man looks at the outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart.”

Since the Lord knows the righteousness of your heart, He will become your protector when you are the victim of the harassment of your classmates, for He can see their hearts when doing this to you. When this happens, you could pray for them to see the light that what they are doing to you is wrong in His eyes.

In the future, each time you find yourself concerned about what others are thinking about your appearance, I would think about a prayer you can say to yourself from my own experience of having been a teenage girl.

“Lord, I am grateful that you are part of my life, that your presence is repeatedly telling me I never need to change my appearance for the sake of others, and that you’re treating me as one of your devoted daughters.”

TRYING TO FIND THE PERFECT CHRISTIAN MATE// CHRISTIAN WOMAN DISCUSSION #5

When you were a young Christian girl, how many of you hadn’t read the book or seen Disney’s Cinderella cartoon? How many can remember the song “Someday My Prince Will Come” from the cartoon Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs? I read the story and saw the cartoon [even as an adult woman]. As far as the song is concerned and my suffering from a genetic condition, it is one of my favorites, as I got married two months before my 43^rd birthday, and my dear OH celebrated a 39^th birthday three days before our wedding day.

Some day, my prince will come.

Some day, we’ll meet again.

And away to his castle, we’ll go

To be happy forever, I know

Some day, when spring is here

We’ll find a love anew

And the birds will sing

And wedding bells will ring

Someday, when my dreams come true

These two items, more than anything else I can think of, have been what has been instilled in the minds of young Christian women as to the kind of guy they want to have as their husband. Sometimes, young Christian women, still in their late teens, get so fascinated with the guy they’re seeing that they rush unprepared into a marriage. The worst scenario is when their mother tells them not to get involved with that guy.

Fiction sometimes emulates real life, and it is one of the first books I reviewed in 2014. In the story, against her parent’s wishes, the young protagonist decides to run off with a guy her parents had forbidden her to see and gets married to him. Before long, she discovers the truth of what the adorable man she’d married is truly like, and the happy ever after this protagonist had once thought she’d found has now become merely a nightmare no woman wants to be in.

Sometimes, as Christian women get older, their desperation even leads them to get involved with a nonbeliever with whom they get married to. Perhaps they hope that they’ll be able to turn their new husband into a believer. The problem here is that they’ve forgotten the scripture that forbids this, 2 CORINTHIANS 6:14 [NKJV]:

“Do not be unequally yoked together with unbelievers. For what fellowship has righteousness with lawlessness? And what communion has light with darkness?”

And even though a Christian woman might have found a marvelous, religious guy to be married to, there’s no guarantee that there won’t be any problems in their marriage. Doubters only need to check out some of the posts posted in Christian Facebook groups that deal with wives and marriage. Even worse than this, according to a True Crime book that I reviewed, there are men of faith who are also men of murder [of their wives]. The best path for Christian women to find their Prince Charming is to find someone who shares the same things they love, especially an adoration for the Lord. Enter into the bounds of Holy Matrimony in sight of the Lord. Then, they live their marriages in the manner the Lord wants them, and if necessary, seek guidance to ensure they remain on the correct path so their marriages will seem as if they’ve been made in heaven.

Have a BLESSED DAY, my dear sisters-in-Christ. And if you’re in search of the perfect guy to get married to, just be patient, for the Lord someone planned for you to find at the time and place he has chosen.

I AM A CHRISTIAN WOMAN

My dear Sisters-in-Christ,

Besides being a 73-year-old faith-driven Christian woman, I am a Christian blogger, creator/founder of an ministry Facebook group. And from time to time, I’ve also written Christian poetry, where I write about my being a Christian woman. This is one of the poems I’ve written. I felt empowered writing it, I hope you will feel empowered by reading it.

NOTICE the acrostic format I have written this poem in, as the poem’s title gets repeated as you read the first letter of each line.”

I AM A CHRISTIAN WOMAN

I am a Christian woman.

A nd have been created according to His plan.

M ade in His image.

A nd without coming from Adam’s ribcage

C ommitted now to be in His service

H as never made me nervous.

R evealing who the Lord is part of my mission,

I nstinctively doing it with a passion.

S teadfast is my fervor

T o never ever be merely an observer

I n witnessing His marvelous wonders

A mounting to great numbers

N ever will I ever succumb

W henever should evil things to my way come.

O btaining the Lord’s presence for others is part of my daily life

M aking part of their lives now free of any strife.

A ll of this is possible due to my know-how

N otably, thanks to the Lord, that I AM A CHRISTIAN WOMAN now.

I would appreciate reading everyone’s comments and feedback.

Have a BLESSED SUNDAY with your families from me and my dear OH of the past 30 years !!! 😊 😊 😊

R L MORGAN MINISTRY – SCRIPTURE REFLECTION #777 – PSALM 56:8 [NLT]

Sorry for being M.I.A. for the past four days. Monday was my 73^rd birthday and wanted to celebrate it being devoted to my dear OH who enjoyed it immensely as we no longer go anywhere considering the dear’s health and mental condition. On Tuesday, was banking day, which I haven’t done in three months where I spent about an hour, depositing checks and other financials due to benefits becoming exhausted for my dear’s LTC insurance in about six weeks. Wednesday and yesterday was bed rest as I wound up again with flu-like symptoms having gone out Tuesday with all of the cold, wet weather. Now, to the post I missed on posting for the past several days.

Now that I’m a 73-year-old faith-driven Christian woman after celebrating another birthday and an online preacher who has gained a great deal of knowledge throughout my journey to becoming who I am today, I want everyone reading this to know that the Lord is our Comforter and our Healer. We need to be thanking Him for helping us in our times of need. As we weep, He collects our tears and holds us tight. We can feel His hand comforting us as we go through the challenges and trials we encounter in our lives.

Therefore, for today’s reflection, the topic I’ve chosen for my blog deals with us being grateful for the comfort the Lord continuously gives us.

“You keep track of all my sorrows. You have collected all my tears in your bottle. You have recorded each one in your book.”

The knowledge of us knowing what the Lord is capable of doing in comforting others that we wind up beseeching the Lord of the following, which we can read is found in PSALM 39:12 [NLT]

“Hear my prayer, O LORD! Listen to my cries for help! Don’t ignore my tears. For I am your guest— a traveler passing through, as my ancestors were before me.”

We can hear His soothing voice helping us. As we let go, He provides us with greater hope. In His divine presence, there is fullness of joy. We need to be clinging to Him even more to find comfort in His open arms of grace.

We need to remember what is written in 1 PETER 2:11-12 [NKJV]:

[11] “Beloved, I beg you as sojourners and pilgrims, abstain from fleshly lusts which war against the soul,”

[12] having your conduct honorable among the Gentiles, that when they speak against you as evildoers, they may, by your good works which they observe, glorify God in the day of visitation.”

As Christians, we always know that the Lord is our ray of sunshine and our Physician, who is forever assisting us in times of need. Whenever we face our confrontations, we can sense the Lord’s presence comforting us through them. We can listen carefully to the Lord’s comforting voice, assisting us along the way with an increased hope that we will triumph over anything we get faced with.

I would love to read your feedback and comments.

Now, have a BLESSED WEEKEND, my dear Sisters/Brothers-in-Christ, with your loving families from me and my dear OH of the past 30 years !!! 😊 😊 😊

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Your Sister-in-Christ, Robin Leigh Morgan

Creator/Founder, R L Morgan Ministry

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