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crsschk Jul 30, 2006

Dear Saints

Am coveting your prayers for my mom. About two years ago had brought similar requests for the cancer she has been dealing with, primarily a brain tumor.

Yesterday she took a fall and today we brought her in to find that she has broken her hip, surgery is scheduled for the morning, early (Sunday). They also found that she has another brain tumor, something we had supposed was a possibilty and contributed to the fall.

My mom's name is Lynn or Lyndel, to me she is Ma and is a real trooper. Any and all prayers for the Lords will here welcomed and appreciated.

sermonindex Jul 30, 2006

My mom's name is Lynn or Lyndel, to me she is Ma and is a real trooper. Any and all prayers for the Lords will here welcomed and appreciated.

May Jesus Christ truly touch her in a powerful and tangible way. Let us lift her up to the thron of grace brothers and sisters.

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crsschk Jul 30, 2006

Thanks Bro.

Am heading out to the hospital right now to pray and bring the church to her ...

sermonindex Jul 30, 2006


Mike,

Very sorry to hear this news. Will be bearing with you in prayer for Lynn and her needs.

T
Tears_of_joy Jul 30, 2006

brother Mike, I will pray to the Lord for your mother.

J
JoeA Jul 30, 2006

Praying for your mother and family.

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crsschk Jul 30, 2006

Thanks everyone.

The hip surgery went very well and she is doing really good all things considered. Still able to crack a smile and a laugh ... The Lord is good!

Thought I would mention she is at the aptly named Good Samaritan Hospital, a great staff there, just outstanding.

Praise God

J
JoeA Jul 31, 2006

Glad to hear that. :) God is good.

C
crsschk Aug 2, 2006

Saints ...

It is difficult at this moment, my thoughts and heart still reeling from our brother who needs our prayers [url=https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=11662&forum=35]PLEASE PRAY[/url] ...

My mother ... My soul! She is just incredible, hearty and tenacious ... Much I could say, but the last 4 days have been tremendous in just a sort of sublime simplicity. There has been a peace the Lord has granted, a sort of 'knowing' that transcends words spoken. The tumor has made for a confusion and a difficulty to express thought, though she is even aware of this and has stated so ... "[i]It is hard for me[/i]" ... [i]"I still can't talk right"[/i]. We communicate by smiles and laughs. She had wonderful visitor from church while I was there yesterday, her best friend she called her, this dear lady had a certain something that met a recognition inwardly as soon as she entered the room ... A praying soul, even before making any mention of these things. For the theologically argumentative, her friend and my folks are Catholic. I pray I need not further stress the point here, but there is much to be learned in practical matters of the faith and I will leave it at that...

The doctors feel that she is hearty enough and that her vitals are strong enough to go ahead with the surgery to remove the tumor, it is in the same area as the last one removed two years back. It carries the risks as well as the benefit that this will help her mobility in healing the other surgery done Sunday on her hip.

I again covet your prayers.


[i]Faith is not a lack of concern nor a presumption on trust[/i]

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ccchhhrrriiisss Aug 2, 2006

Hi Mike...

I am praying.

:-)

J
JoeA Aug 2, 2006

Praying for your mother.

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crsschk Aug 3, 2006

Thank you brothers

My mom is scheduled for the operation to remove the tumor from her brain @ 11:00am, which is about 2 and half hours from the time now (8:30am)

Asking her last night how she was feeling and how she felt towards the operation, she looked at me askance as if it it was a silly question, "Fine", towards today; "I put my trust in the Lord"

Maybe it's me who needs the prayer ... ;-)

Saints, there is something hard to articulate... "Confidence" is such a ... difficult and spurious, almost dangerous construct. Having seen so much of a later sort that is really a disguised presumption ... Unbelief the opposite extremity... Thrown into the mix is the notorious and devilish anxiety, the sister of unbelief...

Tension, seems to be the word upon my lips while;

[i]Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.[/i] 1Pe 5:7

It is interesting to stop and re-read this. To see what it looks like spelled out. To wonder aloud what it appears as or might be read [i]into[/i] it. It smacks of worry. Just wanting to bear all and be open and honest, my foolishness for your benefit! Am thinking across many lines here being of that peculiar mind that tends to process so many things all at once...

Maybe it is just to cast it all out at once, upon God alone while not alone amongst the brethren. This faith that is ours is a most precious thing, that we might value it above everything. If I could somehow express just what profound possibilities there are by way of prayer ...

Everything to this point with my dear mom is, by way of prayer been effectual and has continued to be so. How this cut's across all aspects of matters great and 'small'! It is the Lord who has done all these things, in His way and with the intercession of His children.

What am I trying to say? Have nothing profound, just stark, even surprising to myself ... transparency eking out.

Trusting the Lord? Oh, absolutely.
How about you? In your concerns and matters?
For your family and loved ones?
For those souls the Lord has laid upon you.

For 'revival'

For the backslidden
For the misguided
For the street preacher and the man in the pulpit

For each other

Here

For the prayer requests that come through

For all things

For Gods sake
And His glory
For the pre-eminence of Jesus

And that He might be known in all power and in all truth.

Of all the spiritual gifts available...
This one...

Prayer

The possibilities!

Be everlastingly at it saints.
I need your's and I dare say...
You need mine.

N
Nellie Aug 3, 2006

May God touch you and your Mother.
God Bless
Nellie

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ccchhhrrriiisss Aug 3, 2006

Mike,

I am praying even now. Please keep us updated.

:-)

J
JoeA Aug 3, 2006

Prayer

The possibilities!

Be everlastingly at it saints.
I need your's and I dare say...
You need mine.

Amen and Amen. So very true. Praying for you and your mother and family brother.

C
crsschk Aug 4, 2006

Thank you everyone...

Praise God. The surgery went well, her brain was really swolen from the tumor but 'deflated' after it was removed. Some small concerns about her right side being weak but the coming days will tell. We only got to see her momentarily but ...

My mom is just incredible and the Lord ... I am so thankful. My heart thanks you all.

G
GaryE Aug 4, 2006

{quote} Mike
Maybe it's me who needs the prayer ...


Mike, I read the other day that it is often harder to be next to the bed than in it.


sermonindex Aug 4, 2006

Mike, I am lifting this situation up before the Lord.

sermonindex Aug 4, 2006

Thrown into the mix is the notorious and devilish anxiety, the sister of unbelief...
Mike, this sentence really blessed me.

May the Lord minister health and strength to your mother, particularly the hip surgery site. Praise God that He just loves to do miracles as we throw ourselves into His care.

A praying soul, even before making any mention of these things. For the theologically argumentative, her friend and my folks are Catholic. I pray I need not further stress the point here, but there is much to be learned in practical matters of the faith and I will leave it at that...
This is very true, and should remind many of us not to be complacent in our well-doing for others. When I was in need of practical help, it was those who'd been brought up in the Catholic tradition who knew what to do and did it willingly. God bless the hearts of all who seek to show His love this way.

It is wonderful to hear how stalwart your mom is. Thank you so much for sharing her with us, as well as your trepidation.

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crsschk Aug 4, 2006

Again, thank you saints.

How well you have all read between the lines here.

Mike, I read the other day that it is often harder to be next to the bed than in it.

More so than I would have even imagined. Was kidding all of the family yesterday that it was [i]us[/i] that needed the prayer... Having been a former 'worry wart' think there is still some residue left buried somewhere, quite different than in days past ... The Lord dropped this verse into my thought's out of nowhere yesterday;

...[i] perfect love casteth out fear[/i] 1Jo 4:18

My gratitude knows no end.

Hope I can incorporate (or is it recruit?)and reflect off of this some intercession for our brother here [url=https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=11662&forum=35#91004]PLEASE PRAY[/url] It seems it has become a particular burden and seeing how effective all your prayers have been ... If the Lord leads.

Great saints you are, thank you all.

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