By Nell W. Mohney
Yet those that desire within the Lord will renew their power. they are going to leap on wings like eagles; they're going to run and never be weary, they'll stroll and never be faint. (Isaiah 40:31 KJV)
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Follow the Eagle Challenge at the conclusion of this chapter, writing down an action plan for each of your worries. 7. When have you fallen prey to jealousy, the green-eyed monster? What evoked your jealousy, and what helped you overcome it? Which of the Old Testament characters discussed in this chapter do you most identify with: King Saul or Sarah? Why? 8. Read Isaiah 40:31. ” What helped you most in these times? Stop now to give thanks and praise—privately or with others. 9. Reflect on/respond to this statement: Only a close, daily relationship with Christ will allow you to bounce back from the difficulties you encounter and, subsequently, to soar like an eagle.
I soon learned that most of the pageant contestants were staying in the same hotel I was staying. When I first walked through the lobby full of these five-foot-nine-inch beauties, I felt vertically challenged (at five feet, two inches) and overweight (at 108 pounds)! Fortunately, I've lived long enough to appreciate the fresh beauty of those girls without becoming riddled with envy or jealousy. During the conference, I talked about a far more enduring kind of beauty—a beauty of character, based on Christian values; a beauty of relationships, based on the love of Christ; and a beauty of spirit, based on Christ's living within us.
Why or why not? Remember that worry is like sitting in a rocking chair: You may be moving, but you are going nowhere! Follow the Eagle Challenge at the conclusion of this chapter, writing down an action plan for each of your worries. 7. When have you fallen prey to jealousy, the green-eyed monster? What evoked your jealousy, and what helped you overcome it? Which of the Old Testament characters discussed in this chapter do you most identify with: King Saul or Sarah? Why? 8. Read Isaiah 40:31. ” What helped you most in these times?
