Serving Rascals, Clumsy Disciples, and Physically and Mentally Ill Believers with the Unconditional Love of Jesus Christ
Her music has always blessed. She has a voice of an angel. She was with the Maranatha Singers. Two albums I can vouch for–the first “Blame It On the One I Love.” The other being “Willing Heart.” They are both pretty old though so not sure you can find them.
Her website: http://www.kellywillard.com/
A BrokenBelievers post of an interview she gave a few years ago.
https://brokenbelievers.com/2009/12/10/kelly-willard-more-than-life-interview/
I’m starting to raise my voice now. Please, in regards to your discipleship. Please insist on the light. Demand–don’t try to live without it! There will only and always will be sore regret and dark confusion if you move through your life, “sleepwalking.”
We need for people to “shock” us and guide us to the certain truth of the Gospel. This world system impedes us, and blocks our progress. It is a deep dark mist that separates us from the light. The darkness is a confusing presence. It is most difficult to deal with. Our race (the human race) is most crippled and handicapped by the presence of evil. It scatters us and than it seeks control of us.
The one thing that can save us is to insist on the light.
“He will use every kind of evil deception to fool those on their way to destruction, because they refuse to love and accept the truth that would save them.”
2 Thessalonians 2:10, NLT
The battle is fierce and it is long. Someone is hunting us. Satan‘s great strategy is too bring us into even more confusion than we are even now experiencing. His specialty is to lead us right into the dark.
I have many brothers that have been drawn into the dark. They’ve now grown accustomed to it, and they say they were just going “through a phase.” I’m deeply saddened, for Kelly, and Allen, and Jonathan. They were, and still are my brothers. I am ripped up inside because of their apostasy. I know they can’t be happy. And, part of me waits for them to rejoin the faith they once professed. It has been 30 years since we worshipped together. I miss them.
We must insist on the light. We really can not compromise on anything less. His light guides and delivers us into his hands. Second Thessalonians speaks about having “a love for the truth.” Could that be the reason so many have stumbled? To “love” someone of something implies devotion or committment. We are to become “lovers” of everything that is true.
The dark is sticky. It more or less grabs you, and you can’t get it off your hands. The love, power and blood of Jesus is the only thing potent enough to remove it. Since we go through this life “hurley-burley” and a bit confused, we will need to rely constantly of God’s remedy to cleanse fully.
I exhort you most deeply and certainly, love the light. Welcome it and seek its control over you. Abolish any attempt on finding another way. Be illuminated and throughly affected by the light’s presence. There will be many who violate and distort the light. Do not believe them.
These 7 verses all talk about our walk. Each verse brings us a facet of that walk. We must avail ourselves of every awareness, following Jesus is indeed a “walk.” We take steps that will lead us into an vast eternity with our Savior. We move spiritually from one place to a closer place. We walk forward, and not back. We move ahead, and each day closer to our Lord. Time, you see, only exists to bring us that much nearer to Jesus.
To walk means progression. It also is destiny. Some of the greatest works in literature is the book, “Pilgrim’s Progress,” by John Bunyan. It is a book about walking. We are all walking toward home. It is challenging to make this journey through tremendous issues. We all are making progress as we travel home.
The issues are “faith, spirituality, consistency, love, wisdom, light and christlikeness.” Which of these are we prepared to ditch? If we concentrate on each of these, we find that we can’t give up any of them. They all are dear and fundamental to an authentic faith.
Walking can be strenuous. When we walk it means we have direction and a goal in mind. It is almost never done aimlessly. As we walk, we begin to unfold these seven issues. We will find that the Father inserts us into situations and circumstances where we get to unveil these seven. We will enter into events where we take on certain qualities. As we walk we learn the behavior of our Lord. And that dear ones, can’t be all bad.
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“Welcome Home,” Just really felt I wanted to imprint these guys on to your heart. There is value in letting music like this to saturate your heart. I must tell you, seldom has there been a duo like this, with their acoustic guitars, robust lyrics and angelic voices. I hope that YouTube will do them justice.
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