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carol cook (carolcoo)

Hometown:: colorado springs

Relationship Status:: Single

About Me:: You could say that I am an outdoorsy yet domestic girl who loves to hike 14ers in the summer and ski all winter. My favorite hobbies are running, reading, baking, and traveling.
I am a nurse and enjoy my job in Recovery Room

E-mail Address:: flyingnrs@juno.com

Favorite Music:: Allan Jackson, George Straight, Norah Jones, Southern Gospel

Favorite Movies:: Pride and Prejudice, Anne of Green Gables, a few other chick flicks

Favorite Books:: Zion Covenant and Chronicles series
The Mark of the Lion series
Last of the Breed

Favorite Authors:: Francine Rivers, Jane Austen, Brock and Bodie Thoene,

Pray like a Lion instead of a Mouse

For several weeks I have been praying urgently but somewhat timidly about a matter (not wanting to demand of God for fear that He would give me what I wanted and then I would be really sorry).
Recently, through various forms, particularly Bible study, a devotional called Streams in the Desert, and articles on Boundless, I have been inspired to dare to pray with "holy audacity and Divine confidence."
On the flip side, my faith is becoming stronger that if He chooses not to answer my request according to my desire then He will align my will to His!

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Guarding your heart

Posted by carol cook on June 3rd, 2008 at 12:06am
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Here is a quote from a forward someone sent me. The source was not mentioned.

"A woman's heart should be so hidden in Christ that a man should have to seek Him first to find her."

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At 10:21pm on November 2nd, 2007, Candice Watters said: Hi Carol,
Welcome to the site and thanks for being among the charter members! I noticed you're a fan of the Thoene's books. I loved reading those--I felt like I was there in Germany and Israel.
Please feel free to send me any suggestions you have for making WPB a place where women can find lots of encouragement and support. We're in the tweaking phase now so every bit of feedback helps.
Best,
Candice