Great messages on adoption! Listen and enjoy!

If you have been praying/thinking about adoption - take the time to listen to some of the messages from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.  Dr. Russel Moore was the main speaker and wrote the book, ADOPTED FOR LIFE, which is a wonderful book!


http://www.sbts.edu/resources/  (be sure to check out pages 2 and 3 also)  I hear that David Platt's General Session 3 was amazing!

Blessings,
Lydia

Dear Orphan by Guest blogger

Found this on a blog of a friend - who it looks like may have borrowed it from someone else.  It is a sad statement of how self-centered we live our lives.  It sounds almost funny - but I hear these excuses almost daily from people I talk to.  It is so sad that there are only a few willing to sacrifice the cost to make a difference in the life of a child - and give them not only a chance at a future, but eternity!  Feel free to pass it on!
Blessings,
Lydia

Wednesday, February 24, 2010 http://k6comehome.blogspot.com/


Dear Orphan~

I saw your photo today. You are so adorable!

You're eyes are so deep and full of hope.

I love your little smile,

I know it must be hard some days to find

the strength to smile.

I have heard how little food you have,

but you are still willing to share

with your friends.

What a sweet little person you are!

But, I am writing this letter to tell you that I will

not be able to help you.

You see, my family is happy with the life we

are living.

I know that we could get bunk beds and you could

share a room with one of our bio kids,

but really,

that is no life for either of you.

We have so much going on around here and

life would just be too chaotic.

Our neighbors just got a new TV and game system,

we really think we need to have one too.

I have a 'ladies night out' next week and

I have nothing to wear.

I really need to purchase a new outfit.

I guess I could sponsor you...

but,

it will have to wait til next month,

I really need that new outfit

and my kids are dying for some fast food tonight.



Good luck to you!

(Thank you, Jodi, for letting me copy this post)