Quick update to say please pray for me. I started my eight-week study for post-abortion today. It went great. A get-to-know-you session. I look forward to experiencing even greater healing from the Lord. I’m feeling so whole lately, but I don’t want to be naive and think there won’t be tests or that it won’t be emotionally hard. I ask for your intercession. Please pray I hear the voice of God loud and clear. And pray that I deny any shame that might try to sneak its way back into my heart. I’m anticipating these couple months to be both, rough and rewarding.
I’m standing on the truth that God is faithful. I trust that He will carry me through to victory. More freedom awaits!
My dear friend, I am asking God to wrap you in His precious arms of peace and comfort. I love you.
I noticed you stopped by a few days ago but I never got around to coming over to say hi. It’s nice to “meet” you – and I’ll be sure to pray for you as I go to bed tonight. It’s a courageous thing, to face the truth: and also the most freeing, healing thing we can do. God is good to call us out, away from ourselves, and towards Him. Wow. God bless you on this journey.
May God continue to heal you and make it clear how much he loves you! Zephaniah 3: 14-17 has come to mean so much to me! He delights in you!
Tiffany,
There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ. The old is gone, and all is made new. I know you know that; just a reminder.
I haven’t personally experienced the devastating effects of abortion, but I know those who have and I am blessed that you can minister to them. What good are those things in our pasts that God has saved us from if not to be used as tools to point others to Christ?
Bless you, my sister.
Reese
Praying for you dear sister…always.
May you be blessed beyond belief and that your overflowing cup may spill onto others with God’s anointed oil of love.
Love,
Paulette
Tiff,
So blessed to read things went well today.
Praying for your tomorrows.
“Those who look to him are radiant; their faces are never covered with shame. (Ps. 34:5)
To all who read this:
I received a long message that was hateful about this. Please pray for this person who doesn’t believe and know our Lord. The F word was used. Along with other stuff that wasn’t worth reading. I know God loves this angry soul. Whoever he or she was. Anonymous, you are in my prayers.
Do I regret my self-centered act?
Without a doubt.
Would I do it again?
Never.
Do I believe and support pro-life?
Yes.
Is there forgiveness from this?
YES! In Christ alone I stand and I rest.
Peace,
Tiffany
Tiffany, praying that God continues the healing HE began in you.
Papa, Thank you for your heart that moves in us and frees us from the lies of the enemy. Thank you that you have brought Tiffany to freedom and life. Thank you that there is nothing that we do that you cannot redeem. I ask Papa that you would enfold Tiffany in Your embrace as she walks back into a path of her past. Thank you that you forgive our sins and remember them no more. Thank you for your mercy and grace that takes us to the cross where there is instant forgiveness, complete, total forgiveness.
Allow Tiffany to see and experience everything that You desire for her to see. Allow her to give the things that You give her to herself. Bring Your kingdom down to Tiffany’s life.
Papa, I pray for the person that has come to Tiffany with condemnation and anger. I pray you will heal their heart. Reveal your heart to them.
I am so sorry they are hurting….show them your heart and let them respond out of your great love.
Tiffany,
I just keep thinking of the scripture in Isaiah (maybe chapter 42 or 43, I don’t have my Bible here with me), where these verses are: “Do not dwell on the past, I am doing a new thing, bringing streams in the desert”.
As Papa takes you back to those days to remember it is for healing not dwelling. You know that, I know. But sometimes it is good to be reminded. He is making all things new…He’s doing a new thing…..look for the streams in the desert.
It takes a brave soul to go back and face the demons of the past. It is for freedom that He came.
Isaiah 61:. He is going giving you beauty for ashes.
Love to you,
Julie
Tiffany,
I wanted to tell you that it took 4 times to get my last post to post. I don’t know why, but I was determined to not give up.
I would apologize for the length of my post, but it is what God put on my heart to say, so it is what it is.
Love,
Julie
I’m so glad you’re going through this Bible study. I’d be real curious who it’s by. My mind is drawing a blank on the one I have at our center. I just went through it with a woman last fall. I believe it was 6 weeks as well. I’ll have to pull it out tomorrow.
Focus…okay. I’m praying for you through this whole time. I’m truly excited for you. This is a big step in moving forward. And you handled your angry poster well.
It is not by accident that I have found your blog. God has put a strong burden of compassion on my heart for victims of abortion. Gosh, I think the first time He started impressing me was in 2004, to pray and intercede from this angle (against abortion) (it’s in my prayer journal). He showed me that there are millions of victims sufferring in silence. Afraid to speak out, & to step forward. Because too many Christians have not thought (as I had not at one time) about what happens to people after this happens. They hurt, maybe forver if they do not get help. If the Church doesn’t realize and get God’s heart about this, then where can they go? The World can’t help them. Because the World, says, “there is no pain from this, this is a good thing. There are no bad side effects, only freedom”. They lie and they sweep it under the rug. And the victims hurt in silence…
I am thrilled to see in your post and comments there are actually churches sponsoring classes to bring healing, to bring the pain out into the open, to take the shame away! Praise God!
I wlll pray for you! I am so glad that you wave this banner, which shows a differenct aspect of Christs love than people ordinarily explore!
Sorry, I know this is long, I just am not good at self-editing!
xoxo,
Maria