I wish the Lord would send an email, write me a note so I could know what He wants me to do. Fortunately, we have some letters from home found in the book of Revelation that are written from our Savior. He shares some of the most pertinent and crucial information that is needed in days like ours. His words are Letters From Home.

I wish the Lord would send an email, write me a note so I could know what He wants me to do. Fortunately, we have some letters from home found in the book of Revelation that are written from our Savior. He shares some of the most pertinent and crucial information that is needed in days like ours. His words are Letters From Home.

We are often surrounded by difficult circumstances in life. Challenges come, hardships creep up and catch us by surprise, and it's in these times when fear and uncertainty fill our hearts and minds. We long for peace in our lives. Be reminded that God offers us peace in our troubles!

It seems no one in the culture wants to use the name of God and His presence seems to be outlawed from public discussion. God’s name may be outlawed but His presence ruling behind the scene’s can never be ruled out. Esther is story of “the Unseen Hand” of God ruling in the affairs of man. In the story of Esther God’s name is never mentioned but God’s hand is clearly seen. It’s a word of encouragement that the hand of God rules even in a godless culture.

It seems no one in the culture wants to use the name of God and His presence seems to be outlawed from public discussion. God’s name may be outlawed but His presence ruling behind the scene’s can never be ruled out. Esther is story of “the Unseen Hand” of God ruling in the affairs of man. In the story of Esther God’s name is never mentioned but God’s hand is clearly seen. It’s a word of encouragement that the hand of God rules even in a godless culture.

It seems no one in the culture wants to use the name of God and His presence seems to be outlawed from public discussion. God’s name may be outlawed but His presence ruling behind the scene’s can never be ruled out. Esther is story of “the Unseen Hand” of God ruling in the affairs of man. In the story of Esther God’s name is never mentioned but God’s hand is clearly seen. It’s a word of encouragement that the hand of God rules even in a godless culture.

It seems no one in the culture wants to use the name of God and His presence seems to be outlawed from public discussion. God’s name may be outlawed but His presence ruling behind the scene’s can never be ruled out. Esther is story of “the Unseen Hand” of God ruling in the affairs of man. In the story of Esther God’s name is never mentioned but God’s hand is clearly seen. It’s a word of encouragement that the hand of God rules even in a godless culture.

It seems no one in the culture wants to use the name of God and His presence seems to be outlawed from public discussion. God’s name may be outlawed but His presence ruling behind the scene’s can never be ruled out. Esther is story of “the Unseen Hand” of God ruling in the affairs of man. In the story of Esther God’s name is never mentioned but God’s hand is clearly seen. It’s a word of encouragement that the hand of God rules even in a godless culture.

It seems no one in the culture wants to use the name of God and His presence seems to be outlawed from public discussion. God’s name may be outlawed but His presence ruling behind the scene’s can never be ruled out. Esther is story of “the Unseen Hand” of God ruling in the affairs of man. In the story of Esther God’s name is never mentioned but God’s hand is clearly seen. It’s a word of encouragement that the hand of God rules even in a godless culture.

It seems no one in the culture wants to use the name of God and His presence seems to be outlawed from public discussion. God’s name may be outlawed but His presence ruling behind the scene’s can never be ruled out. Esther is story of “the Unseen Hand” of God ruling in the affairs of man. In the story of Esther God’s name is never mentioned but God’s hand is clearly seen. It’s a word of encouragement that the hand of God rules even in a godless culture.