This week in a news report a Russian ship has been stuck in the icy waters off Antarctica. Another ship was sent to the rescue but also became trapped. Therefore a U.S. Coast Guard ship equipped to assist in these types of situations has been sent to the region.
As I read the article, I quickly rephrased it to depict my “heart” situation:
At the request of Dana Rausch’s friends and family, Kathy Collard Miller, Dee Brestin and Beth Moore are coming to the rescue to help break up hardened ice around Dana Rausch’s heart. In that they have personally experienced the same scenario, they are knowledgeable, skillful and experts to assist her in the endeavor.
In a statement made by one of the professionals, “We are always compelled by the love of Christ, to help our sisters who are paralyzed in the cruel environment of believing lies about themselves. “ Therefore they have sufficient concern that Dana may not be able to break free from the frozen situation.
Stranded for several years with pastors, church leaders and teachers who have been unsuccessful in their attempts to free her, she has humbly reached out for help.
Rounding up their supplies of Bible, pen, paper, chocolate and coffee; after drenching themselves in intercession prayer, they have begun their voyage to help free her.
Their first step in the process was to airlift numerous Bible verses to prepare her for the assault of nausea that happens when our thought processes are rocked. When they arrive, they will begin the second step to sift through the hardened heart to remove damaging, detrimental, and scarring words that have been believed.


Progress is slow but certain when the steps are followed. Break through is anticipated to take place in the next few weeks, yet the process of keeping her heart warm, pliable and teachable is a lifelong endeavor.
Reporting live from the scene…….
“My son, pay attention to what I say; turn your ear to my words.
Do not let them out of your sight; keep them within your heart;
For they are life to those who find them and health to one’s whole body.”
Proverbs 4:20-22