"LEAP TO GREATNESS.": I Did Not Ask for Authorship

20070803

I Did Not Ask for Authorship

I Did Not Ask for Authorship

See, when I called Him
The first thing I asked for
Was for Him to show me love
‘Cause I desperately wanted
To plant and cultivate
The fruit of love

So when i called Him
I did not ask Him for houses,
Cars, gold, fame or authorship
I just got on my knees,
And I dialed His number collect
Hey, I was so excited
He answered me very quickly

However,
From the sound of His voice
I knew He wanted me blessed
He was so happy to hear from me
And before i hung up the phone
He removed the curse from me

Do you want to call Him too?
Dial Alpha911God.

© fania simon
fania simon

"Write the Vision & Make it Plain."

faniasimon.com is an inspirational movement. Through writing and publishing stories, poetry, drawings, painting, mixed media and digital art, audio and web site, faniasimon.com is committed to sharing Faith in The Creator as the ultimate foundation to stand on in order to detox/renew/upgrade/revolutionize the mind from ignorace to real freedom.

The WORD is the sword (for a believer) and our mess is the message. And Faith is the drive, the current used to break (again and again) seen and unseen barriers - and to globally bridge the gap from negativity, evil addictions, to a well balanced, personal relationship (intimacy)with God, (God of many names) the Creator of the Universe.

In personal, "repetitious" testimonies, motivational postings, quotes, and photography, Fania will continue to show to all who are willing to see that... just like uncontrollable drips, dripping from a broken faucet, true FAITH in the Creator, (El-shaddaii, Elohim, Emmanuel, Jehovah Rafa, Jah...) can supernaturally turn off the dripping of FEAR, and let true faith flow like the River of the Nile. It's that simple..."True faith in Jah, the Lion of Judah is like the assurance of flying with wings that could NEVER be broken by the exterior world!"

Fania's Personal Example:

I was in fear. Back then, it paralyzed me....but, do you know that... "the word will work IF you work it?!" (in quote by T.D. Jakes).

Here's another platter of food for thoughts in relation to Fear, Faith & Falling:

If we stumble and fall, in faith (NOT FEAR), we can learn to rise stronger than before. We must simply and spiritually go back to the beginning (The Maker in Genesis through revelation) and accept/apply The Word by consciously allowing It to penetrate our mind and spirit.

That's the way to (spiritually) rise taller and taller in the end.
That's the whole point of the journey!
It does not matter how many times we stumble in the beginning, but it does matter how we finish the race in the end.

Here's the simple recipe to "standing tall" after stumbling or falling:

1- Be obedient/Be present inside the fleshy part of the body and do not be a bouble minded person.

2-Stand in the Word and groom your fearful thoughts with it.

(Note:Know that your physical height does not matter, we're talking about spiritual standing--not standing tall in your pretty heels!)

3- Wear your new Faith like a precious garment and smile.
(See evil is not powerful before the throne of God!)

4- Just remember, Freedom is for all (not for some, not just for you...but for all) who claim it. So claim it!!!!
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I remember some time ago, someone said this to me: "But you're a Pastor's daughter... you were born in Christ/you were born in the word, yet, your God allowed you to stumble and fall?"

Well, back then, (I was young in my mind and spirit) I thought that question was DEEEP. However, now I've come to realize that the question was/is not deep at all because ...

1-Falling is part of life.
2-We fall so that we may learn how to pick ourselves up again.
3-We fall so that we can learn to strenghten our muscles and build real faith in the word.

See, THE CREATOR does not need anybody's permission to take apart and fix up (or raise) his children (including I, a Pastor's Daughter).

Therefore, again I ask: should we 'fear fall--ing?'
(Doesn't fearfall sound like a ride at the amusement park?) :-)

NO! We should not fear falling because with every fall, and with every rise, there is a fresh testimony for the Kingdom of Heaven.

©Fania Simon (a seed sower)

"LEAP TO GREATNESS."

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