Posted on 10/06/2018 5:40:49 AM PDT by stars & stripes forever
Anne Graham Lotz is facing many weeks of chemotherapy after her doctors discovered her case of breast cancer is more advanced than they first thought.
Lotz, the daughter of evangelist Billy Graham, is a Bible teacher and best-selling author, and she's been posting about her journey, writing about how she believes God has important lessons for her during this difficult season.
Doctors had performed surgery a month ago to remove the cancer, but they recently discovered that cancer cells had spread. So she'll need much more a aggressive treatment plan now.
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Ann's 10/4/2017 Daily Devotional...
Trust the Potter
If you’re a child of God, your suffering isn’t wasted. Suffering is not an end in itself. 2nd Corinthians 4:17 reminds us: “For our light momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all.”
The spiritual principle is that in some way God uses suffering to transform ordinary, dust-clay people into vessels that are strong in faith, vessels that are fit for His use, vessels that display His glory to a watching world. Suffering is like the fire that strengthens the clay once the Potter has molded it.
Is the Potter molding, or remolding, you, using pressure or problems? Stress or suffering? Hurt or heartache? Illness or injustice? Are circumstances heating up with intensity in your life?
Listen to me! Trust the Potter to know exactly what He’s doing. He won’t waste your sorrow. There is glory to come that will outweigh it all!
[DAILY LIGHT FOR DAILY LIVING]
Moving post. Thank you. Prayers for Ann. She’s a remarkable woman & so blessed to have such a wonderful family.
So sorry Anne is having to deal with this.
Will continue to uplift her in prayer.
Amen!
Poor baby, prayers for her to beat the cancer.
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