This week on "Lies Women Believe" it talked about the lie of not being worthy enough for God.  That we believe the negative so much more easily and even when the positives out way them, we still tend to believe them over the good.  My daughter introduced me to this song, because, I AM one of those women!  This song is just totally "freeing".  I hope that it will help any of you who struggle with this same lie.

I have been listening to the new Casting Crowns CD, "Until The Whole World Hears", and this is one of my favorites. Listen to it, close your eyes and lift your praise up!

Here's one to get you praising God today. I don't know how you can hear this song and not feel like shouting out "Glory, Glory, Hallelujah! He Reigns!"

Is Jesus everything to you? 

"How quickly I forget I'm yours!"

I chose this song this week because of how God has shown, Shelby, specifically, how much He loves her, and being able to see that and to see HER see that has been such a blessing to me.











John says, "I love this song because, It reminds me of the cross, and the sacrifice that was made for me. Thank you Jesus."






Shelby shares, "I like this song, because I don't care what everyone else thinks of me, only how God thinks of me, and that is very special!"



Noah says, "I wanted to pick this song because, I think it is a really good song. I like that it reminds me of His death "from one scarred hand to another" and that He will forgive and remember my sin no more."



Amy's video today is:



Trina shares, "I like this song a lot. I originally downloaded this song for bedtime music for Mariah and Mikayla. After Aaron died, night time became a time of fear and dread. This video became a source of comfort!"





Donna wants to share this one:



Emily shares this video with us and says, "That in our world surrender is portrayed as a bad thing. But really surrnedering to
God is the only thing that will save us."



Anne shares, "this isn't really a "Christian" song per sei, but it is powerful. I showed this video for a devo one night at the ministry and explained to the girls that this father's love for his daughter is just like our Heavenly Father's. And like the brother in the video, searching for his sister, Christ came to seek and save us. Remember, "it doesn't matter what you've done" He still loves us. Just imagine God singing this to you at that point in your life when you needed Him the most and Him smiling as you came home."



Dyan says, "This song reminds me that He who lives in me is greater than he who is against me. I know that God is much bigger than what life can throw at me and He will help me through it. Trust and lean on Him!"