Welcome

Thank you for joining us on the blog, designed to give everyone at Northview access to experiencing Northview40 together. We invite you to email us at Northview40@gmail.com and share your experiences throughout the 40 days. Your comments will be posted here as well as each day's prayer topic, corresponding Bible verses, and a suggestion each week for how we can fast together during this time. Your involvement will help make Northview40 a rich experience for all.

We hope that you will be encouraged to take your own steps toward a deeper connection with God, your goal being intimacy with Him, not just a "perfect prayer life" for several weeks. A wise woman has said, "No one of us would say we don't need God. But how much of what we do is done without Him?" Let's invest a few minutes each day to pray and a few more minutes once a week to fast, taking a risk to need Him and watching to see what He will do.

3/2/10

Tuesday

Today, tell God what you like most about Him.
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4 comments:

  1. Northview40March 2, 2010 at 10:20 AM

    3. I will praise you, O LORD, among the nations;
    I will sing of you among the peoples.

    4. For great is your love, higher than the heavens, your faithfulness reaches to the skies.

    Psalm 108,3-4

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  2. Northview 40March 2, 2010 at 10:53 AM

    It is so easy to get stuck in the rut of simply asking God to do stuff for us, and forget that He is a God that is worthy of our deepest affections.

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  3. AguĊ›March 2, 2010 at 12:15 PM

    I like when He hugs me every day, and love His peace!

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  4. Northview40March 2, 2010 at 7:39 PM

    I think of Jesus’ friendship with Lazarus.
    I think of him as he retreated from the multitudes after a long period of ministry.
    I think of him as he enjoyed time in the home of Mary, Martha and Lazarus.
    And I think of Jesus taking the little children into his arms and blessing them.
    I think of his obedience to his mother, even as a grown man, when he turned water into wine at the wedding feast.
    I think of Jesus’ love and care for the scorned, the unlovely, the poor. I think of his compassion for the woman caught in adultery or his honoring the widow who had only two mites to give...
    David Wilkerson

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