Safe in HIS Arms...: Temptation...

Thursday, April 2, 2009

Temptation...

Hello, Friends!

I'm signing on to share another video with you. My friend (Susan Foster) emailed it to me and I thought it was just too cute!

I hope you're having a GREAT day!

LOVE,

6 comments:

Greg P. said...: In answer to your question on my blog, I have a lot of family pictures on my Facebook page. I sent you a message through Facebook.

Greg P.; April 2, 2009 at 8:00 AM
Anonymous said...: Cute video.; April 2, 2009 at 8:26 AM
He & Me + 3 said...: I couldn't hear the sound...but got those kids were so cute.; April 2, 2009 at 11:42 AM
Dawn said...: I loved that! And thanks for the comment on my photo's...it was a FUN trip! And to let ya know...if your hubby doesn't get to go with you, I'll tag along too with your mom! Haha! Warm sunny beach sounds just great to me!

Have a Happy Day!
Love,
Dawn; April 2, 2009 at 12:30 PM
nomore said...: really good! I loved the illustration, so cute and at the same time so full of the truth; April 2, 2009 at 6:09 PM
LisaShaw said...: That was a good video. Great message! Thanks for sharing dear sister.

I pray that you and your family are doing well.; April 2, 2009 at 6:13 PM

Brent's Story...

Our son Brent suddenly started to complain with back pain in the fall of 2004. He was playing flag football with the town league and loved to roughhouse with his two younger brothers so the pain was dismissed at first. After having him tested for kidney and bladder infections and finding him clear we finally asked for an MRI of his back. A couple of weeks later (the very day of the MRI) we received a phone call from his doctor saying that a tumor was found in his pelvic area. We were asked how quickly we could get him to St. Jude Children's Hospital - we left IMMEDIATELY. Later that same week we got the diagnosis. It was one that we would NEVER, EVER forget. It was Stage IV Neuroblastoma, a cancer of the nervous system. His chances of survival when diagnosed were 1/4 - 1/3. When he relapsed we were reminded there was NO CURE. There was basically no hope of survival... none outside the HOPE we had in JESUS.

Brent fought long and hard. He was a Christian and LOVED his SAVIOR. He NEVER asked "why" or complained. He took each day as it was - a gift from GOD. Brent went HOME to be with the LORD on January 2, 2007. He was 11 years old. If I've EVER had a "hero" in this world.... it would be him.

If you'd like to read about his AMAZING journey you can visit his caringbridge site caringbridge.org/ms/brentnason