KERRI S.WILSON

My 16-year old daughter wrote the poem below as well as the explanation at the end. I've decided to share. I cannot express the joy I feel when I am offered a glimpse into the heart of my kids. These gems are God's little gifts to me. Inner Conscience of Fear By Jaelyn Elle Wilson Day by day people sway not knowing what's to come. Yet every day people go to greet the burning sun. Trapped inside their little bubble, not worried about the huddle. Living by a clock like the day

About twelve years ago we moved to be on staff at a church where my husband was to fulfill a new ministerial role. I was living in a new town, attending a new church, trying to make new friends, and I was lost trying to find my place. For the first time in my life I felt unneeded and unnecessary. One day soon after moving I went walking for exercise and told the Lord about my frustration. In the midst of my complaint, He reminded me of these words He spoke to Jeremiah for His

Many say we must let go of the past in order to embrace the future. While it is true we should never allow the past to keep us from moving forward, if remembered with the right perspective, remembering the past can actually benefit our future. Rather than being stuck when we consider it, we can learn from it. History should teach us how to move forward. I have considered both my good days and my bad days, and they have taught me much. Paul said in Romans 8:28, "And we know th

I wrote what I have presented below twenty years ago when I was twenty-seven years old. It was published in the March, 1995 issue of Indiana Apostolic Trumpet, a Christian publication. I've decided to share it with you because it seems timely. I am posting it as it was originally published. A Work of Heart By Kerri S. Wilson At my beginning God took out His canvas and began painting my life. I don't believe in predestination, but I do believe God had a plan for my life when H