“I beg you to see that your enemy has a tremendous investment not only in digging and camouflaging a pit in your pathway but also, should you tumble down, in convincing you to stay there after you fall in.  He knows that in his pit you will feel powerless to stand up against him.  There you are vulnerable to him and out of his way.

To the ancient Hebrew, a pit was a literal or figurative reference to the grave – to its threat or to an abyss so deep the dweller within it felt like the living dead.  Been there?  Me too.  Drawing from the figurative application, we’ll define pit this way: a pit is an early grave that Satan digs for  you in hopes he can bury you alive.  Should you fall into it, make no mistake; he cannot make you stay.  Ironically, neither will God make you leave. Like it or not, some things are simply up to us.”

Beth Moore – Get Out of that Pit

For Show & Tell Friday, I wanted to share my Autumn Table with you.  Come on over and sit a spell and I’ll pour you a nice cup of coffee, tea, cocoa, spiced cider… what would you like?

For more Show & Tell Friday Posts, head on over to Kelli’s. 

 

Autumn Elegance

Today I invite you to come to tea with me at Claridges in London, England!  I think you will enjoy their menu as much as we did!  A jolly good time hubby and I had there. 

Please come and enjoy my other tea parties as well:

All American Tea

Tea Party of Love

Happy Anniversary Mom & Pop! We love you and are so grateful for your love and commitment to each other, to our family and most importantly to Jesus!

         

Deuteronomy 5:16
“Honor your father and your mother, as the Lord your God has commanded you, so that you may live long and that it may go well with you in the land the Lord your God is giving you.