The Gospel of Mark gives several accounts of Jesus Healing people who suffered afflictions. A Nameless Woman with an issue of blood crawl among a huge crowd to get closer to Jesus for her healing.

1 Samuel 1-2 narrates the life of Hannah a barren women who lived in great anguish. From the depths of her soul she prayed to God and ask him to bless her with a son. She vowed to dedicate his entire life to God if he would remember and bless her with a son. God answered and blessed Hannah. Your prayers matter to God. Pray from the depths of your soul.

As we approach the holiday season let each pause to consider what makes us thankful.

Life is much better when we’re in relationship with God. Search for God! It will be a different journey when you know God for yourself.

I cannot help but tell the world that God is so good, that His love endures forever. 1 Chronicles 16:34

New International Version

34 Give thanks(A) to the Lord, for he is good;(B)

his love endures forever.

Children are God’s blessing into our lives. Love them and take care of them. Speak blessings into their lives.

Sacrifice can leave you pondering whether it’s worth the sacrifice or not. Jesus Christ made the ultimate sacrifice that would redeem those who accept, believe and confess. Here’s your invitation to inherit salvation: Romans 10:9-10

Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ is speaking in the Gospel of Matthew chapter 24 versus 36-44. He emphasizes that He will return to earth, however, many will not be prepared to meet Him. Let’s ponder the question in our own lives: Will we be ready when Jesus Christ returns?

Our lives will continue to evolve, change will be inevitable. Some changes will be challenging, however the one constant in life is that God will always be with us.

Our world is experiencing calamity and, people are suffering from mental stress, anxiety, depression. There are churches, counselors, and many others willing to support you. Please seek God through prayer and reading your bible daily. Also, find a great therapist and Bible teaching church to connect with to provide direction and support during these difficult times. 

The National Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255.