March 8, 2009 - Kim Spencer
Web site
http://www.realestateinedmond.comInterests
Reading, baking, walking, going to Jazzercize, and hanging out with my family!
About Me:
I have been a realtor at Keller Williams for 14 years and I love my job. I have been married to Terry Spencer for 32 years. He is a developer and our youngest daughter, Kiley, works for him. My oldest daughter, Terra Myers is my partner and is married to Brad, who is our photographer and web man.
I love this Daily Bible Reading concept. I have tried to be a Daily Bible Reader since second grade only messing up a few times.
Favorite Verse:
Galatians 5:22 But the Fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self control . Mary Knowles and I taught the Tabitha class this memory verse every year for about 14 years so it is very special to me. One of my good friends, Cathy Shipman, gave me a bracelet with all these qualities inscribed on it. I wear it often to remind me that I need to work on these traits daily!!!
Thank you Kim! I love it when God’s power reigns in these stories!
By Robin Waugh on Sun, March 08, 2009
Beloved,
If you keep going , they become a way of life.The more you try , the mind of Christ lives ,through you.
By Ralph Courtney on Sun, March 08, 2009
Darling Daughter, YOU JUST SHINE LIKE STARS IN THE UNIVERSE!!!! I AM SO PROUD OF YOU!
By Mom on Mon, March 09, 2009
Great job, Kim….........thanks so much! You and the girls are just darling, well, okay, Terry too…...... love you…......marilyn
By marilyn dobson on Mon, March 09, 2009
Greatest Stories of the Bible
All readings for the Word365 project are taken from the The Greatest Stories of the Bible, by Dr. Philip Patterson.
The book contains thoughtful commentaries to accompany each story. These commentaries are not included in the readings, but we encourage you to get a copy of the book and read along.
Order the book here
The Acappella Company
Music for the Word365 project is kindly provided by The Acappella Company and is used by permission.
Thanks for reading for us today, Kim. I couldn’t even discern an accent!
By Andy Lashley on Sun, March 08, 2009