“Ye are my witnesses, saith the LORD, and my servant whom I have chosen: that ye may know and believe me, and understand that I am he: before me there was no God formed, neither shall there be after me.”

Isaiah 43:10 (KJV)

Today, my husband and I were listening to a Christian broadcast on the radio, while driving to our destination. The sermon was quite impressive, and most particularly one part, when he was referring to us being “witnesses” for Christ. He said “we are not temporary witnesses for Christ, but permanent witnesses.”   Then he went on to explain it in a way that really touched my heart.

He said, “if we’re called to the court to be a witness, we take the stand and proceed with the business at hand.  But when that case is over with, and we step down from the witness seat, we are done, it’s over.  But, with Christ, we are called to be a witness for life!”

That is so true. Jesus calls us, commands us to “go and preach the Gospel to all the nations, and teach and speak the Word.” (Matt: 28:20)

It’s not a casual or one day deal. It’s a lifetime of being a witness for the Lord Jesus Christ. We are not incidental witnesses, but in fact, viable and life sustaining witnesses for the Word and the blood of Christ.

It’s neither casual nor deniable.

Instead, it’s infinite and undeniable.

Christianity, holds its branches of faith,  entrenched in the roots of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

The many acts, works and proponents of being a living breathing fact loving Christian is evidenced by the life we lead. It’s apparent in what we say, or do. And, it’s indelibly etched in our hearts that live for the Lord first and foremost.

So, today think of yourself on the witness stand for Christ.  

What would you say?

What would you do?

And, when you step off the witness stand, are you done?

Or…when you step off the witness stand, will you continue for life?

The answer you give is the difference between life and death.

“Father God, help me to always be a witness for You and Your love, may I be a light to all I encounter, and may I give You all the glory and honor, now and always, in Jesus precious name, Amen.”

He is not here: for he is risen, as he said.

Come, see the place where the Lord lay.

Matthew 26:6 (KJV)

To My Dear Beautiful Lord, 

I am amazed by You, and Your infinite goodness.

I contemplate  on Your Word daily, and embrace You, and Your love.

Always in remembrance of Your sacrifice that set me free, and the price You  ultimately paid for my redemption. 

Your love is evident, especially during the annual celebration of Your miraculous resurrection! 

It is You I follow, and it is Your voice I hear.

No One can sustain me with overwhelming provisions, body, mind, heart and soul.

It is Your love that flows through me every day, and it is Your love that strengthens me to get through all the storms of my life.

It is Your love that grants me peace.

It is You and Your Spirit that lead, guide, and heal me.

It is Your very breath, that fills my essence with LIFE.

And it is You, that holds my life in Your hands.

I cannot imagine what You were feeling as they tortured You, spat at You, scourged You, and pulled Your arms from Your socket. 

But I know It was Your love that made You push on.

It is “finished,” You said…and so it was done according to scriptures.

Salvation for me!

Oh how You love me!

Me? I am not worthy…no one is.

Yet, You did it for me…for Your children.

Thank You for You are the Light in my life.

Thank You for the sanctuary of Your wings and shelter.

Thank You for never leaving me.

Thank You for always listening to me.

Thank You for being YOU!

I love You my Lord Jesus Christ.

To You, all glory and honor, forever and always.

Words or understanding escape my human mind, of which You endured for me.

The scope of realization, defies comprehension, because the magnitude is too deep for me to grasp without being swept away.  

Oh, Yes…I know what You’ve done.

I know what You’ve accomplished.

I know how You died and resurrected for me.

Still…it is too deep for me to grasp the enormity of what You’ve done for me, while in this human form.

 Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, I love You.

I can’t think of anything else to say.  

So I’ll wrap up by saying this: 

My heart overflows with love for You.

Sometimes, so much so, that I can hardly breathe, as tears escape streaming down my cheeks.

Three words, I love You.

Two words, Thank You!

I’m Yours forever more,

Camille~

A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another.

By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another.

John 13: 34-35

Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world. Amen.

Matthew 28:20 (KJV)

 And if Christ has not been raised, then all our preaching is useless, and your faith is useless.

 And we apostles would all be lying about God—for we have said that God raised Christ from the grave. But that can’t be true if there is no resurrection of the dead.

But in fact, Christ has been raised from the dead. He is the first of a great harvest of all who have died.

1 Corinthians 15:14-15, 20 (NLT)

Jesus went willingly to the cross for us. He went without murmuring, without complaints, without hesitation, for us…

Good Friday in rememberance of His horrific death…nailed to the cross, let’s pause and give thanks, for His blood and sacrifice. He who is without sin, a perfect “Lamb” of God. It is beyond any scope of human understanding, yet we know it happened, and it was done for us!

Remembering what Christ did and realizing the extent of love the Father  as He sent His own Son to His death, should make us thankfuleveryday of our life.

The Resurrection of Christ will look a little different this year because of the restrictions due to this evil virus pandemic. The places of worship will be empty, but the meaning and the reason for rejoicing are unchanged. In fact, more reason than ever to rejoice as Christ’ victory over death, and evil, bring resilience and purpose, to our lives.

After all nothing can take us from Christ:

 No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us.  For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.  -Romans 8:37-39 (NIV)

My niece lost her father-in-law last night to this horrific Coronavirus. A man who was kind, loving, generous and gave back to society.  As my niece, and her in-laws mourn their loss, so too many others here in the USA, across the miles, and world.

It is a sad time, a dark time.

But, in Christ, we are strengthened, and confident that this too shall pass. However, not without an indelible mark upon our souls, as we are all affected by the invisible evil that has besieged the world, and gripped our hearts.

God will bring us through it and with it many ‘new things’ will be discovered, and new beginnings will emerge from the ashes.

While people are complaining about toilet paper, and items missing from shelves, it’s best to put our perspectives into a harsh reality. Toilet paper, purell, or soap, these items are just “stuff” —  Whereas, people have died. Grandfathers, grandmothers, sisters, brothers, fathers, mothers, friends, neighbors, so on and so forth.  These lives are gone…but they will live on here on earth, and in eternity.

Christ died for us…He lives on in each and every one of us who have accepted Him into their lives.

He alone is in control, and He alone can stop this chaotic frenzy with a wave of His hand.

He alone can heal the broken-hearted and He alone can bring about peace throughout our land.

The question is when, not if...because to Christ be the glory now and always, and all things according to His timing and will.

“Father God, thank You for Your Son and for loving us as much as You do, I surrender all to You, and love You always, in Jesus name, Amen.”

John 1:4-5 4 (NIV)

In him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind.

The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.

Can you see His light?

Do you sense His light from within?

Fear not, for He is with us…always.

Most of us are being greatly affected by this “shelter at home” due to the raging monster, COVID-19.  And, while in place, we have time to do so many things, and being…”getting closer to God” and reading His Word.

We now have scads of time to dwell in the house of the LORD…and meditate at His temple of Holiness.  Yes, from our homes.  He is there, right alongside each and everyone of us.

Praying, looking to Him, for help during this crisis is crucial to our staying calm.  Because chaotic things are happening, and the times have changed so rapidly, most people are having great difficulty adjusting to their “new normal.”

I can’t stress this enough, being a follower of Christ…stay in His Word!  Pray and get to know Him on a deeper level than you previously had.

Praising Him, and looking to Him, brings us into the realm of tranquility, which truly supersedes “chaos” and “noise” of the world.

God, has the victory, in all things. And, this virus is not nearly as big as OUR GOD!

God, is allowing this right now for reasons that may be beyond our comprehension.  However, preachers and those who are faithful followers, usually process in a different way when it comes to adversity.

We understand the power of God, and His Sovereign nature. We know full well who is ultimately in control of everything in the universe, and essentially, in our life!

We know His promises in the Bible.

We know of His commandments in the Bible.

And we know the power of prayer.

Today…I am continuing in prayer for all those afflicted with this “evil virus,” and all those who lost dear loved ones because of it.

I am continuing in prayer for the light to shine out the darkness, and the day when this crisis is passed over us.

I am continuing in prayer for all of my brothers, and sisters, to unite in Spirit, and to lend their time at home, to the Father above, who is capable of all things.

And finally to know…that at the end of every storm, comes quiet. And the brightest of all rainbows will appear, stretching out in glory,  of the covenant with our Father in heaven.

Keep looking up…the storm is about to end…

“Father God, thank You for Your peace and love, and for the quiet solitude we spend together, I surrender all to You, and know that You will guide me through this storm, and provide wings of safety, now and always, in Jesus name Amen.”

John 1:4-5 4 (NKJV)

In Him was life, and the life was the light of men. 

And the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not comprehend it.

Colossians 1:9-14

For this reason also, since the day we heard of it, we have not ceased to pray for you and to ask that you may be filled with the knowledge of His will in all spiritual wisdom and understanding, so that you will walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, to please Him in all respects, bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God;

strengthened with all power, according to His glorious might, for the attaining of all steadfastness and patience; joyouslyread more.
giving thanks to the Father, who has qualified us to share in the inheritance of the saints in Light.

For He rescued us from the domain of darkness, and transferred us to the kingdom of His beloved Son, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins.

Jeremiah 32:27
 
Behold, I am the LORD, the God of all flesh: is there any thing too hard for me?

Is there anything too big for our GOD?

Is there anything too small for our GOD?

The answer is of course not!  We have a powerful, and merciful Father, who transcends time, and never ceases to be in control.

Most important of all—He will never stop loving His children.

It is through Christ, we find the strength to face the day, and in His presence, all of our fears are washed away.

When we read His Word, and hear His voice, all anxiety is washed away.

Conversations, these days,  are limited due to the pandemic circling the universe as a devouring lion. It’s taking down people and offering in its wake, fear, uneasiness and sadness.

It has individuals wondering, when it will end?

How will it end?

Or thinking—will a loved one become a “victim” of its catastrophic tentacles that sink into the depths of our very essence.

We don’t know the answer to any of those questions, however, there is a Light and one positive in this uncertainty…Our Father!

He is in control, and has been since the beginning of time. He is the same as He was yesterday, today and tomorrow…for all eternity.

When we go into His presence, led by His Spirit, we are offered His truth, life and light. We can harness onto His perfect peace.

When we are strong in His Word, it becomes our most powerful weapon.

He is our safety net in turbulent times.

He is our anchor in stormy seas.

He is our Rock amongst the ruins.

He is our branch of righteousness.

He is GREAT and His greatness will never cease.

When our faith is tested in adversity it can be a positive thing for all of us.

1- Our roots of faith will grow deeper as will our spirit.

2- Our faith will be grafted further in the vine of our Father.

We must be careful  not to “teeter-totter” in the winds of troublesome periods.  If we doubt, we are “doubting Him” and our roots may shrivel up and detach from the spirit, until we can barely “hear His voice.”

Instead, in the “noise” of the world…seek His face and His peace.

Stand strong, in the LORD, and praise Him, no matter what the circumstances.

When we cannot stand, we must “fall on Him” so He can hold us up.

When we are weak, run “to Him” to give us strength, so we can climb the mountains before us.

He holds our life in His Loving gentle hands.

Our one defense is His righteousness!

Brothers and Sisters…How deep are your roots?

“Father God, thank You for providing Your perfect peace, and strength, during adversity, as well as in good times, You are the Rock for all times, and Your love is never ending, thank You, for Your light, in Jesus name, Amen.”

So Abraham called the name of that place, “The Lord will provide”; as it is said to this day, “On the mount of the Lord it shall be provided.” 

Genesis 22:14

So, here is a wonderful moment about God and His love for us!

Now, of course I love and trust God  all the days of my life. But, whenever I have an extra special “Godly moment” I need to shout and scream at the top of my lungs, “HOW AMAZING HE IS”  and “THANK YOU GOD FOR PROVIDING ALL MY NEEDS”  in Jesus name Amen!

This is my “give God all the glory” AGAIN moment. 

Due to this Covid-19…People have been running to supermarkets to find shelves depleted of essential items that we normally took for granted just a little over a month ago!

Toilet paper is  one of the big missing items. It went missing quite a while now, along with sanitizing items, vitamins, tissues, so on and so forth.

I’d been searching online to get toilet tissue for weeks.  I haven’t had any success.  Many people were stock piling for weeks, and probably have enough toilet tissue to “supply half the world with” yet they keep hoarding!Along with other items.  The stores got wise, and now limit these items…”IF YOU CAN FIND THEM!”

So after weeks of frustrating attempts to locate these items I shut down my computer.

I then sat back and sighed aloud, “Lord, I give it to You.  Maybe you’re trying to strengthen my endurance factor, and showing me I have just enough toilet paper for now. So, I give it to You, and I know you will always give me provisions. Besides, I have enough for a little while, and I don’t want to be “gluttonous” as others have been. So I leave it to you…besides, I feel foolish searching for paper products when there are horrible things going on, people dying, people sick, so toilet paper pales beside these heart wrenching situations, so…I give it to you, I know I am protected and you will always provide, in Jesus Name, Amen.”

Well, after praying and talking with God from my heart, my husband and I retired to the bedroom with our pup.  While watching a movie the doorbell rang!  We looked at each other and said, “Who the heck could that be at 8:40 at night? Especially with social distancing and staying home in place?”

My hubby, went to the door, and opened it, and on the floor was a box filled with the exact items we needed!!!!!  And, at the end of the driveway waving to us was our HVAC man, whom I know from birth, and is like family to us.  As a matter of fact, she is my sister-in-laws nephew.  He shouted out, “I just needed to give you that box. The items are all wiped down in their packages, and I just wanted to drop these off to you both.  I can’t come close but, love you both and stay safe!”  

Talk about tears, and chills!!!

THANK YOU LORD for sending this angel to our door. You are amazing in every single way, and I want the WORLD TO KNOW IT!

Now, to elaborate a little more.  I had written a text to this young man, asking how he, and his family were doing in this situation, and told him to be safe, and hoped he had success in locating toilet paper for his family!

So…you guessed it!  Here is what I KNOW happened.

The Spirit touched my heart to text him, and the Spirit, in turn, touched Robert’s (who already is a sweetie pie) to come and bring the items we needed to OUR DOOR.  This young man lives about 30 minutes away from our town.

I spent the rest of the night in awe of how great our God is!  Look, do I know He is great ALL THE TIME?  Yes, of course! But, when He does these “GOD MOMENTS” I need to share with the world.  His light, love and ways are beyond astounding!

So…there you go!

Now, my brothers and sisters around the world…my questions are:

“How great is our God?”  

And, have you any God moments?  

If so, please SHOUT about it, and give Him the glory He so truly deserves.

And, remember we are all in this together!

“Father, my amazing Lord, thank You for Your never ending provisions, for Your promises, and for Your light in this dark time, You never cease to astound me, I love You always, in Jesus name, Amen.”

Psalms 34:10 The young lions suffer want and hunger; but those who seek the LORD lack no good thing.

Psalms 81:10 I am the LORD your God, who brought you up out of the land of Egypt. Open your mouth wide, and I will fill it.

Psalms 84:11 For the LORD God is a sun and shield; the LORD bestows favor and honor. No good thing does he withhold from those who walk uprightly.

Isaiah 41:10-13 (KJV)

Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness. Behold, all they that were incensed against thee shall be ashamed and confounded: they shall be as nothing; and they that strive with thee shall perish. Thou shalt seek them, and shalt not find them, even them that contended with thee: they that war against thee shall be as nothing, and as a thing of nought. For I the LORD thy God will hold thy right hand, saying unto thee, Fear not; I will help thee.

A Pastor this morning was addressing fear, perfect timing for what’s happening right now.

God, is our peace and He tells us “fear not” or “be not afraid” — depending on the version of the Bible in which you read. But the argument is that it is mentioned in the Bible 365 times. This argument  has been debated.  However the point is…God is telling us and assuring us of His promises, that He is with us, and not to be “afraid” and not to “fear.”

When we are filled with faith, and trust Him unconditionally (Proverbs 3:5-8)

He guides our paths, and nourishes our souls, bringing about great emotional, and spiritual health.(Proverbs 3:5-8)

God has a plan for us and as long as we allow “fear” to dominate our lives, we can’t become the person God intended for us to be, according to His will.

Fear can cause all kinds of disorders, “stress, stomach issues, emotional upheavals” and the whole concept of living can be put on “hold” when we allow fear to creep into our lives and mind.

Why should we fear?  After all God didn’t make a spirit of fear. (2 Timothy 1:7)

We are created in perfect love. ( 1 John 4:18)

God loves you.

God loves me.

God loves us.

And what He said all those years ago is STILL TRUE!

So, accept God’s truth.

He is our God and He will help us and He will uphold us and He will strengthen us and hold us up with His righteous right hand!!  

When you feel that “feeling creeping in” give it to God and lay it down on the basis of who He is and what He is.

Let go of that fear, and give it to Him.

Because through Christ, we are victorious and “greater is the One in us than the one in the world.” (1 John 4:4) 

“Father God I have nothing to fear for You are with me always, and You have promised to hold me up, and hold and guide me, and bring me peace, I’m victorious through You, and I thank You for Your love, promises and Your Word, in Jesus name, Amen.”

For he is our peace, who hath made both one, and hath broken down the middle wall of partition between us;

Ephesians 2:13-14 (KJV)

People are murmuring, and finding it exceedingly difficult during this time of self-isolation, social distancing, and quarantine because of the virus around the world.  It can be upsetting for many.  For example, the elderly population, who are perhaps the most vulnerable, are  growing increasingly lonely, and anxious. They’re missing companionship, and/or visitors who were part of a routine they were accustomed to having as part of their routine. Chaos

Then there are children, who are suddenly experiencing a whole different world, unlike any they’ve ever known. They might see their parents fighting, due to the stress overload that can come during adversity.  The children miss their playmates, and adventures or outings. The parents miss their alone time, or freedom to do things while children are in school.  Chaos.

Then there are the front line workers. They are the “heroes” in this scenario. Helping those inflicted with this new virus that has descended upon us like a swarm of locusts.  There is a lack of masks, suits, beds, ventilators, hospital rooms.  Chaos

My dear friends in the LORD….we are all in this together.

Chaos is not from the LORD.

No, in fact, He is the opposite.

He is peace, tranquility, and love defined. Isaiah 9:6

This is fundamentally a difficult time for sure. But, it’s not too big for OUR GOD.   He promises to hear His children’s voices. He hears their cries from the holy hills of Heaven. Psalm 3:4 

If you’re able and willing. Perhaps the LORD might lead you to “help” someway at this time.  Maybe, bring a message to an “elderly individual” leaving it at the doorway, along with food.  That would lift their spirits enormously.  Offer to shop for them to keep them safe while this is going on.  PEACE

If you’re able and willing. Perhaps the LORD might lead you to help parents of young children. Being creative on a social platform, maybe with a song, a game they can play along with live.  A pod broadcast.  To free up the parents and entertain the children.  PEACE

If you’re able and willing. Perhaps the LORD might lead you to help with the front line workers.  Sending them a note of thanks. Posting online a huge letter of thanks, or speaking on a pod cast…or Facebook a thank you for all of your hard work.   PEACE

We will get through this… but only WITH GOD. 

No one can wipe out a virus like God can.

Only God, can give the wisdom to those administering medication and care, only God can stop the “waves of the virus in it’s tracks.”

Only God, can bring about a cure.

Only God, and His peace can stop Chaos in its tracks!

He is the Author of Salvation.

He is the Prince of Peace.

And, He is our Head Shepherd.

 Chaos or Peace? 

Open His Book and Trust in the One and Only!

“Father God, lead us through this terrific time of trial and tribulation, as we go forward, we know You are holding us up, and protecting us under your mighty wings of love, with You in our storm we know we will see the rainbow and tranquility in days to come, in Jesus name, Amen.”

 Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamour, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: 

And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ’s sake hath forgiven you.

Ephesians 4:32-32 (KJV)

Harsh language that proceeds from the mouths of speakers, can most definitely corrupt minds and behavior, of those who hear them. In this sense, Christians should be keenly aware,  and “beware” of all such dialogue and encounters.

By being a Christian it is our inherent duty to seek the Kingdom and face of God, and the blessings of God to bring individuals to think seriously, and with the mind of Christ.  We are to encourage one another in so doing we are representatives of the body of Christ.

We are to forgive as well…as our Father forgives us. If we don’t forgive, how can the Father forgive us? Are we not hypocrites if we don’t do so?

The principles of Christianity, and the love in our hearts are an outward expression of Christ and His ways. We are to display humility along with courteous behavior in order to honor His Word and commandments.

In the current crisis that is happening in the world, with the Coronavirus, some people can lose sight of their Christian “clothes” whereby a totally different “clothing” may cover us. That is to say, we may become a hindrance to our faith if we allow “the world” to creep in. This can bring about a game changing outcome. When we are tested in such horrific measures, we might resort to behaviors and a mind-set that is totally out of character from which we are, or have been.

Look to God for strength and guidance. Stop and think of Jesus and how he’d handle it. Go to the Spirit from within to “solve and lead and direct” us during stressful hours and moments. It is only when we meditate on the Word, run to Him for the answers, and get on our knees in prayer that will allow us to endure, through the name of Jesus.

Remember brothers and sisters, God with us always. He will never leave us nor forsake us. He promised that and His promises never fade, or expire!

Do all things unto Christ and be strong and courageous for He is with us.

In the cloud of darkness…shines a Light of truth.

Look just beyond the horizon, and find His light shining through!

“Father God, may I always be an example of Christ in all that I say and do, thank You for the Comforter and guidance of the Spirit, Your light is what I seek this day and always, in Jesus precious name, Amen.”

When we are seeking answers, where do we go?

When we are in need of help, to whom do we turn?

The answer, my brothers and sisters, should readily come to our lips—there is only One who can substantiate our provisions, through His Sovereign power and might, that of course, is the LORD!

Am I saying “don’t seek guidance and counsel with friends and family?”  No.

There are family and friends who can offer themselves as a “sounding board” or perhaps as a “vessel” of the LORD, bringing solutions to your inquiries.  However, be careful not to overlook the obvious. And that is, God has all the answers, solutions, directions, and providence for all of our needs. His Word, His promises, all right there in the good book. But most important, in the Comforter, the Holy Spirit that dwells within.

We can all “rise up” in the name of Jesus, no matter what’s happening within the confines of our home, neighborhood, or the world.  In His powerful name, we can all “rise up” and be strong through Christ.

Listen, how amazing the LORD is.

He promised us that His “promises” are truth and life and the way.

When Jesus said, “I am the way and the truth and the life”(John 14:6) it was one of the seven “I Am” statements of Jesus.  And one of many promises that stands forever.

“The flower will fade and the grass will wither, but the Word of the LORD stands forever. (Isaiah 40:8) 

The Words of the LORD are powerful, energizing, comforting, stimulating, exhirlarating, and potent and so much more. I could go on all day and list a number of Words to describe Him, and His loving ways, but most of you reading this right now, know Him, and what He’s capable of.

Acknowledging Him, and following Him, is an inherent gift from above. His grace, and love, and promises are from the Father of lights. It comes from above. Straight from His heart to ours! Amen.

Jesus name is power.

The song “There is power in the name of Jesus” is honest and foretelling, as witnessed by many in the past, and this very moment in time.

Miracles still happen. Miracles are going on all around us. The reason we don’t hear about many today? Well, that could be because so many have turned away from God, thereby pushing God out of the equation. Many thrust the LORD into the background, instead of the “foreground of our lives.”

The other could be because the non-secular media, and journalists, just don’t report on such things. It seems today they’re more centered on troubles, woe, misery and chaos, or lies.  And, we all know who the “father of lies is” and the “author of chaos is.”  Without giving that entity credit by mentioning by name, we know who it is.

Our LORD is the Author of Peace and Truth and Life!  

If you’re not experiencing life as it was meant to be experienced, ask yourself why? Might it be because you’re not acquainted with our LORD? Might it be because you’re not familiar with His Word?

May I invite you all right this moment to pick up His Holy Word and take a look at some of His promises. He promises to give us peace, and not as the world gives it…but in abundance!  He promises He is the Way!  He promises He is the Truth!  He promises us He is the LIFE!

Do you want to LIVE and not merely exist?

Do you want the Truth and not lies?

Do you want to know the way, instead of being lost?

If you’ve answered yes to one of more of the above…then pick up His Word and surrender to the One and Only.

Then “rise up in the name of Jesus” and LIVE!

“Father God, thank You for Your promises, truth and power through Your name, I choose You and surrender to You for direction, guidance, answers, and provisions in my life, all glory and honor belong to You, in Jesus name, Amen.”