DEAR GOD: Looking Forward To Our Crown Of Diligence In Eternity

Posted on August 2, 2025 by C D SWANSON

— Proverbs 13:4 (KJV)

“The soul of the sluggard desireth, and hath nothing: but the soul of the diligent shall be made fat.”

Christianity Today & the Call to Diligence

Christianity today stands at a crossroads — between comfort and conviction, between cultural conformity and spiritual courage. In a world of instant gratification, the call to diligence feels countercultural. Yet Scripture is clear: those who earnestly seek God, obey His commandments, and labor in love will be richly rewarded — not just materially, but spiritually, eternally.

Modern Challenges

Many believers face spiritual fatigue, distracted by politics, consumerism, or digital overload.
Churches sometimes prioritize entertainment over discipleship, leading to shallow faith.
The Word is often diluted to avoid offense, rather than proclaimed with bold love.

How We Should Act

Study the Word daily — not out of obligation, but out of hunger for truth.
Live with integrity — in business, relationships, and private moments.
Serve sacrificially — caring for the poor, the elderly, the lonely, and the voiceless.
Speak truth in love — not with judgment, but with clarity and compassion.
Pray without ceasing — anchoring our lives in divine wisdom and strength.

What We Can Expect

In the years to come, faithful Christians may face increased opposition — but also deeper revival.
The diligent will be spiritually nourished, even when the world grows barren.
Into eternity, those who walk in obedience will receive the crown of life, eternal fellowship with Christ, and the joy of hearing, “Well done, thou good and faithful servant.”

“LORD- God, You are the rewarder of those who diligently seek You. Teach me to labor not for fleeting gain, but for eternal glory. Strengthen my heart when the path is long, and renew my mind when the world distracts. Let my obedience be joyful, my service be sincere, and my love be bold. May I never grow weary in well-doing, knowing that in due season, I shall reap. Prepare me not just for the days ahead, but for the eternity You’ve promised. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

DEAR GOD: Help Us Walk In Your Commandments~

Posted on July 25, 2025 by C D SWANSON

“I made haste, and delayed not to keep thy commandments.” -Psalm 119:60

The Urgency of Obedience—Living Every Breath in Divine Pursuit

Psalm 119:60- captures the heartbeat of a soul passionately aligned with God’s will. There is no hesitation, no weighing of options—just immediate, reverent obedience. In the original Hebrew, the urgency is striking: “I hurried and did not delay.” It’s as if the psalmist recognizes that every second delayed is a second outside of divine instruction.

In a moral sense, this verse reminds us that obedience is not just about doing what is right—it’s about doing it now. Delayed obedience is a form of disobedience. When we hesitate, we give room for doubt, distraction, and compromise. Psalm 119:60 urges us to act on the Word of God with swift intention, not because we are forced, but because we love Him and trust Him fully.

In today’s world, this kind of obedience is both radical and rare. We are surrounded by noise and options. We often approach God’s commands as suggestions, negotiating how and when we’ll respond. But the psalmist sets a different example—one of spiritual immediacy. He doesn’t wait for a convenient moment, a confirmation, or a sign. He understands that God’s timing is now, and his response is instant.

Living this out requires a renewed mindset. Each breath we take is a chance to realign ourselves with God’s heart. Christianity isn’t confined to Sunday worship or occasional devotions—it is a moment-by-moment journey of surrender and action. Our obedience should be active during a tough conversation, in how we treat strangers, in the thoughts we allow into our minds, and in the decisions we make when no one is watching.

Other scriptures emphasize this theme.

James 1:22 tells us to “be doers of the word, and not hearers only.”
Proverbs 3:5–6 reminds us to “trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.”
Romans 12:1–2 calls us to offer ourselves as a “living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God.”
Luke 9:62 warns that “no man, having put his hand to the plow, and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of God.”
And Ecclesiastes 12:13 distills the matter plainly: “Fear God, and keep His commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.”

We should ask ourselves: What is one command from God that I’ve delayed acting on—and what would change if I obeyed it today? This question invites personal revival and a deeper walk with Him. Obedience is not a ladder we climb—it’s a light we carry.

Let’s pray with holy urgency:

“LORD, You are worthy of immediate and wholehearted devotion. Forgive my hesitation and remove any spirit of delay. Set my heart ablaze with a love so strong that obedience flows naturally and swiftly. Help me live each breath as an act of worship, every moment a chance to honor You. Keep me steadfast, alert, and faithful until the day You call me home. In Jesus name I pray. Amen.”

DEAR GOD: Anchored in Eternal Love By Your Grace~

Posted on July 16, 2025 by C D SWANSON

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“For I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.”

Romans 8:38–39

This verse is a sweeping, soul-stirring anthem of assurance. Paul doesn’t just say we’re loved—he declares that nothing can sever that love. Not death, not life’s chaos, not spiritual forces, not the unknown future, not even the deepest valleys or highest peaks. It’s as if he’s searching the entire cosmos for a loophole—and finds none.

In today’s world, where uncertainty often feels like the only certainty, this promise is our anchor. We may feel tossed by grief, loneliness, or fear. We may wrestle with questions, with loss, with the ache of waiting. But God’s love is not fragile. It doesn’t flicker when we falter. It holds.

And after this life—when the veil lifts and eternity begins—we will see the fullness of that love face to face. No longer through tears or prayer, but in radiant glory. The eternal reward isn’t just heaven—it’s Him.

The One who loved us through every storm and never let go!

“LORD-Thank You for a love that cannot be undone. When I feel lost, remind me that I am held. When the world feels heavy, lift my eyes to eternity. Let Your compassion be the melody of my days, and Your promise the light that guides me home. I trust You—not just for today, but forever. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

DEAR GOD: We Are Anchored In Your Light Of Hope & Love~

Posted on July 11, 2025 by C D SWANSON

“For with God nothing shall be impossible.” — Luke 1:37 (KJV)

“Radiant in the Impossible: Anchored in the Light of His Triumph”

In the sacred stillness of our hearts, when the world’s weight presses heavy, and our strength seems spent, there comes a whisper from heaven’s throne: “I am with you.” Faith isn’t born of perfect circumstances, but of sacred trust—a candle lit in the cavern of uncertainty, burning with a hope that refuses to die.

To pray is to breathe in eternity while standing on shifting earth. Through prayer, we cry out not as strangers to God, but as beloved children welcomed into divine communion. We do not have to scale walls alone or weather storms in silence. Through Christ, our prayers are not empty echoes—they are fragrant offerings rising to the One who parted seas and resurrected dreams. Every tear becomes rain nourishing seeds of joy, every groan a melody in God’s symphony of grace.

Hope in the LORD is not passive—it’s the bold declaration that even if the night lingers, dawn is coming. The Light of the world walks ahead of us, illuminating every shadow with truth, driving out fear with love. His Presence is not flickering—it is fierce, radiant, eternal.

And love—it is our greatest inheritance. A love that hung on a cross, stretched arms wide to call the weary home. In that love, we find victory. Not as the world defines it, but as Heaven declares it: resurrection, redemption, restoration. Because greater is He who dwells within us than the chaos, deception, and despair that tries to shake our foundation.

Victory isn’t just a destination. It is the journey, carved by grace, walked in obedience, and sealed by Christ’s triumph over death. We are not victims of circumstance—we are vessels of glory, torchbearers of truth, and heirs of peace.

Moral Thoughts- Let us live as those convinced of divine purpose, refusing the lies of fear. Let our speech reflect grace, our actions declare hope, and our hearts remain aligned with God’s eternal vision. Choose compassion over convenience, light over compromise, courage over conformity.

Supporting Scriptures

Philippians 4:13 — “I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.”
1 John 4:4 — “Greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world.”
Isaiah 41:10 — “Fear thou not; for I am with thee…”
Romans 8:37 — “In all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us.”
Psalm 27:1 — “The LORD is my light and my salvation…”

“ O Sovereign LORD, Mighty Redeemer of our souls, we come before You as your children—loved, redeemed, and chosen. Fill us with faith that rises above fear, prayer that pierces the veil, and hope that cannot be silenced. Let Your light drive out darkness within and around us. Infuse us with holy strength and divine courage. Remind each heart that in You, victory is not just possible—it is promised. We bind ourselves to Your love, walk forward in Your name, and declare nothing is impossible with You, O God! In Jesus’ matchless and beautiful name we pray, Amen.”

DEAR GOD: Promises Made & Promises Kept~

Posted on June 28, 2025 by C D SWANSON

“The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance.” –2 Peter 3:9

💛 A Loving Tribute: The Patient Pursuit of God

LORD, You are not slow. You are steady. You are not forgetful. You are faithful. In a world that rushes toward quick fixes and instant gratification, Your timing feels like mercy misunderstood.

But oh—how wise, how compassionate, how lovingly intentional You are.

Your delays are not denial; they are Divine invitations—moments pregnant with grace, as You wait, ache, and long for all to turn and be healed.

In 2 Peter 3:9, we glimpse not only Your Omnipotence but also Your astounding patience. You are not willing that anyone should perish. Your heart beats with a desire for repentance, not retribution. You could have wrapped history long ago, but You wait—because love waits. Because eternity is too precious for You to rush it.

Even when we falter, mock, doubt, or grow cold, Your heart remains warm—calling us back with a whisper louder than the world’s clamor. As Hosea 11:8 reveals, “How can I give you up, O Ephraim? How can I hand you over, O Israel?…My compassion is aroused.” Your love restrains judgment; Your mercy outpaces our sin.

Romans 2:4 echoes this truth: “Don’t you see how wonderfully kind, tolerant, and patient God is with you? Can’t you see that His kindness is intended to turn you from your sin?” It is not threats but tenderness that bring us home.

You, LORD, are not passive.

You are pursuing.

Every delay is a doorway of possibility—for repentance, renewal, redemption.

You are the Father scanning the horizon, the Shepherd leaving the ninety-nine, the Potter reshaping the marred clay.

Reflective Question:

Where in my life have I mistaken God’s patience for absence, rather than His persistent love calling me closer?

Prayer: “

Gracious God, Thank You for not giving up on us—for holding out hope when we’d already walked away. Forgive us for labeling Your mercy as delay. Open our eyes to the depth of Your patience, And lead our hearts into a deeper repentance—a surrender not from fear, but from love. Your promise still stands, and Your love still calls. We come home again. In Jesus’ holy name, Amen.”

Peace of the LORD Jesus Christ be with you all~

DEAR GOD: May I Always Be Guided By Your Love & Word~

Posted on June 20, 2025 by C D SWANSON

“And what do you benefit if you gain the whole world but lose your own soul?” — Mark 8:36 (NLT)

This sobering question from Jesus slices through every era—ancient and modern—with piercing relevance. In biblical times, wealth was measured in livestock, land, and position within a tribal or religious hierarchy. Yet even then, Jesus warned against letting status or possessions eclipse the soul’s eternal worth. His audience included both peasants under Roman oppression and religious leaders obsessed with control. Christ wasn’t just speaking about greed; He was confronting a mindset that trades eternal truth for temporal gain.

Fast forward to today: the “whole world” is at our fingertips. Fame can come overnight, fortunes can be digitized, and influence is as close as a viral post. But the question remains: at what cost? In our pursuit of success, how often do we compromise integrity, forget compassion, or sideline faith? The soul, in this context, becomes collateral damage—quietly fading as we chase things that sparkle but cannot save.

To be a Christian in this culture is to live counter to it. It’s not simply about avoiding bad influences, but about actively aligning with Christ’s heart and truth. Jesus doesn’t ask for a sliver of our loyalty—He asks for all of it. To follow Him means surrendering every ambition, desire, and decision to His lordship. It means measuring profit not in dollars, but in obedience.

Conforming to the Word requires more than head knowledge—it demands transformation. Romans 12:2 (NLT) urges, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think.” That transformation is slow, often painful, but gloriously liberating. Through the Spirit and the Word, we learn to live not for applause, but for eternal approval.

Being a follower of Christ today means resisting the pressure to self-promote and instead embracing self-denial. It means choosing forgiveness over revenge, humility over fame, and truth over popular opinion. It’s not a trend—it’s a lifelong surrender.

Supporting Scriptures:

Matthew 16:24-26 — “If any of you wants to be my follower, you must give up your own way…”
Philippians 3:7-8 — “I once thought these things were valuable, but now I consider them worthless…”
1 John 2:15-17 — “Do not love this world nor the things it offers you…”
Luke 12:15 — “Life is not measured by how much you own.”

Prayer: “LORD-You are the only One who truly satisfies. I come before You with a heart that’s tempted by the glitter of this world—tempted to chase status, comfort, and recognition. But I see the truth in Your words: nothing is worth more than my soul. Strip away what is hollow. Anchor me in Your Word. Help me to measure my days not by worldly success but by eternal impact. Teach me how to follow You when the road is narrow and remind me that the reward of knowing You is greater than anything I could gain apart from You. Keep me steadfast, sincere, and surrendered. In Jesus’ name I pray, Amen.”

DEAR GOD: We’re Looking Forward To Your Return~

Posted on June 2, 2025 by C D SWANSON

So Christ was once offered to bear the sins of many; and unto them that look for him shall he appear the second time without sin unto salvation.” -Hebrews 9:28

The Promise of Redemption: A Reflection on Hebrews 9:28

The verse from Hebrews 9:28 stands as a breathtaking declaration of Christ’s purpose, sacrifice, and ultimate return—a promise etched in eternity, carrying the full weight of divine love and redemption. It is a verse that speaks both to the past and the future, a bridge between what Christ has already done and what He will do when He appears again.

A Sacrifice Once Offered, Sufficient for Eternity

At the heart of the Christian faith is the undeniable truth that Jesus Christ bore the sins of many. This was not a temporary offering, nor was it one among many failed attempts to reconcile humanity to God. It was the singular, perfect sacrifice—flawless, complete, and eternally sufficient. Unlike the Old Testament system, where priests would repeatedly offer sacrifices for sins year after year, Jesus entered once into the holy place, securing eternal redemption for us through His own blood.

The implications of this cannot be overstated. It means that salvation is not dependent upon human striving or repeated acts of penance, but upon Christ’s finished work on the cross. There is no greater assurance than knowing that the price for sin has already been paid in full.

Looking for His Return: A Call to Faith and Expectation

The second part of the verse speaks directly to those “who look for Him.” This simple phrase challenges and examines the heart of every believer. Do we wait expectantly? Do we long for His return, living each day in anticipation of that moment when we will behold Him in glory?

To “look for Him” means more than passive belief; it means preparing our hearts, surrendering our lives, and living with unwavering hope. It is the eager expectation of a child awaiting the arrival of their beloved Father. It is the daily hunger for righteousness, the pursuit of holiness, and the refusal to be entangled by the fleeting pleasures of this world.

And what does His return promise? Salvation without sin. When Christ returns, He will not come as the suffering servant, carrying our burdens to the cross—He will come in glory, as King and Judge, free from the stain of sin, and bring eternal salvation to those who have waited for Him.

Living in Light of This Promise

The reality of Christ’s return invites profound introspection. How should a believer live, knowing that the King will appear again? What does this mean in the modern world, where distractions are endless, and faith is often challenged?

It means living with eyes fixed on eternity—choosing faith over fear, righteousness over indulgence, love over division. It means cherishing the mercy we have received, extending grace to others, and remembering that every act of kindness reflects the love of Christ. It means rejecting the despair of the world and embracing the hope that is found in Him alone.

It is easy to become weary. The world is filled with suffering, injustice, and uncertainty. But Hebrews 9:28 is a reminder that the story does not end here. Christ will return, and with Him, He will bring the final fulfillment of His promise—the completion of salvation, unmarred by sin, untainted by brokenness, radiant in its perfection.

Closing Prayer

“LORD-Thank You for bearing the weight of our sins and securing eternal salvation through Your sacrifice. Help us to live each day with expectant hearts, longing for Your return. May our lives reflect Your love, our faith remain unwavering, and our hope never fade. Strengthen us in times of weariness and remind us that our redemption is sealed in You forever. We eagerly await the day when we shall see You in glory. In Jesus precious name, Amen.”

A Question to Ponder

How does living in anticipation of Christ’s return shape the way you love, serve, and walk in faith today?

Posted on May 30, 2025 by C D SWANSON

“In God I will praise his word, in God I have put my trust; I will not fear what flesh can do unto me.” -Psalm 56:4

Trusting God Amidst the Storm

Psalm 56:4 declares a powerful truth—placing our trust in God silences the fear of man. This verse is a proclamation of unwavering faith, a cry of absolute reliance on the Lord despite earthly threats and uncertainties. It is a reminder that no matter how dark this world becomes, no matter how corruption and wickedness seem to prevail, God’s Word is unshaken. The psalmist, David, spoke these words during a time of great distress when he was pursued by enemies who sought his destruction. Yet instead of crumbling in fear, he lifted his eyes to heaven and declared that he would not fear what man could do to him.

The Rotten World We Face

This world is riddled with deceit, greed, violence, and opposition to truth. Nations rage against righteousness, morality is discarded in favor of fleeting pleasures, and those who stand for God’s Word face mockery and persecution. We see injustice thriving, evil being praised, and corruption spreading like disease. The enemy works through systems of power, through ideologies designed to twist truth, through voices that tempt people away from God’s path. Temptations abound, dragging souls into rebellion against their Creator. The flesh, with all its weaknesses, fears, and desires, can easily be swayed in such an environment.

But Psalm 56:4 is a battle cry against fear. The world may be broken, but it does not dictate the fate of those who put their trust in God. No matter how fierce the storm, how hostile the opposition, the Word of the Lord stands firm. His promises remain, and His salvation is unshaken. We are called to cling to His truth, to trust in Him above all else, to fix our eyes on eternity instead of being consumed by the chaos of the present age.

The Eternal Reward

The trials we endure now will fade in the light of eternity. What is fleeting cannot compare to the everlasting. Scripture is clear that suffering for righteousness’ sake is temporary, but the reward for faithfulness is eternal. Paul writes in Romans 8:18, “For I reckon that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us.” This world may threaten, it may strike, it may seek to shake our faith, but those who remain steadfast will receive the crown of life.

Jesus Himself warned that His followers would be persecuted, hated for His name’s sake, yet He promised that their endurance would lead to eternal victory. In Matthew 24:13, He declares, “But he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved.” The race set before us is difficult, requiring obedience, unwavering trust, and faith that does not waver. But every sacrifice made for Christ will be repaid in eternal joy.

Revelation 21:4 paints a beautiful picture of the future awaiting those who trust in Him: “And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away.” The pain, the fear, the trials—they will all be forgotten in the presence of our King. Our obedience now, our faithfulness despite the turmoil, will result in everlasting peace.

Question for Reflection

What fears have tried to take hold in your heart, and how can you replace them with unwavering trust in God’s Word?

Heavenly Father, thank You for being my refuge in the storm, my unwavering foundation in a chaotic world. I praise Your Word, Your truth that stands eternal, and I trust in You completely. May fear never rule over me, and may my heart always find courage in You. Strengthen me to walk in obedience, to endure through trials, and to fix my gaze on the promises of eternity. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

May you find peace in His Presence and strength in His promises. Keep running the race with faith, knowing the victory is already won.

DEAR GOD: Your Unfailing Love For All Creation -Thank You~

Posted on May 22, 2025 by C D SWANSON

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“Your unfailing love, O Lord, is as vast as the heavens; your faithfulness reaches beyond the clouds. Your righteousness is like the mighty mountains, your justice like the ocean depths. You care for people and animals alike, O Lord.”

Psalm 36:5-6 (NLT)

A Loving Tribute to the Lord

O Lord, Your love is beyond measure, stretching across the heavens and filling the earth with Your mercy. You are the foundation upon which I stand, the refuge in whom I find peace. Your faithfulness never wavers, and Your righteousness is a light that guides my steps.

You have called me to trust in You, to surrender my worries, my fears, and my uncertainties into Your hands. In Your Presence, I find rest. In Your love, I find purpose. You are the Keeper of my soul, the One who lifts me when I stumble and strengthens me when I grow weary.

I praise You, Lord, for Your goodness, for Your kindness, and for the grace that sustains me. You are my rock, my salvation, my eternal hope.

Moral Thoughts and Messages

Christianity is not just a belief—it is a way of life, a journey of surrender, trust, and unwavering faith in the One who holds all things together. To love God is to place our lives in His hands, knowing that His plans are greater than our own.

Trusting Him means walking forward even when the path is unclear, believing that His love will guide us. It means surrendering our burdens, knowing that His mercy is enough to carry us through. It means choosing righteousness, even when the world tempts us to stray.

God’s love is not conditional. It does not falter, nor does it fade. It is steadfast, enduring, and eternal. When we surrender to His goodness, we are transformed. We are renewed. We are made whole.

Let today be a day of surrender—a day to place every worry, every fear, and every doubt into His hands. Let His love be the anchor of your soul, the light that leads you, and the peace that fills your heart.

Romans 5:8 (NLT) – “But God showed his great love for us by sending Christ to die for us while we were still sinners.”
1 John 4:9 (NLT) – “God showed how much he loved us by sending his one and only Son into the world so that we might have eternal life through him.”
John 13:34 (NLT) – “So now I am giving you a new commandment: Love each other. Just as I have loved you, you should love each other.”
1 John 4:16 (NLT) – “We know how much God loves us, and we have put our trust in his love. God is love, and all who live in love live in God, and God lives in them.”
Psalm 136:26 (NLT) – “Give thanks to the God of heaven. His love endures forever.”

A Prayer

Heavenly Father, I come before You with a heart full of gratitude, surrendering all that I am into Your loving hands. You are my refuge, my strength, my everlasting hope.

Teach me to trust You more, to walk in faith, and to rest in Your promises. Let Your love be the foundation of my life, guiding me in righteousness and filling me with peace.

Lord, I surrender my worries, my fears, and my uncertainties to You. I place my life in Your hands, knowing that Your mercy is greater than my doubts. May I live each day in devotion to You, reflecting Your love in all I do.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Dear Faithful Ones,

May your love for God increase each moment, and may you always seek Him in all you do, for He is the key to our existence here and for all Eternity, and He is the reason for our joy and purpose, love Him, seek Him, and embrace Him. Open your heart, and His book of love (Bible) and accept Him fully and unconditionally as your LORD and Savior – you will never be the same again, just wait and see!
Amen

DEAR GOD: Thank You For Eternity Through Christ~

Posted on May 16, 2025 by C D SWANSON

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“For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.” — Romans 6:23 (KJV)

The Gift of Life and the Promise Beyond

This scripture beautifully encapsulates the contrast between two paths—the inevitability of death due to sin and the magnificent promise of eternal life through Christ. It reminds us that while all have fallen short, God’s mercy triumphs over judgment. He offers not just forgiveness, but the greatest gift: life everlasting through His Son.

Exalting the LORD

Praise be to the Almighty, whose love is boundless and whose grace is freely given! The Lord is not one who desires destruction, but salvation. He has provided a way through Christ, who bore the weight of our transgressions so that we might live eternally. What a glorious and undeserved kindness He has bestowed upon us! Hallelujah to the King who reigns forever!

Moral Thoughts & Reflective Questions

Do we recognize the severity of sin in our lives, and how it separates us from God?
How do we respond to the immense love of God that offers redemption freely?
Are we living with the hope of eternity, or are we consumed by temporary matters?
Have we accepted the gift of salvation, knowing that Christ alone is our way to life eternal?
In what ways can we reflect God’s mercy and grace to others in daily living?

Christ’s Light and Love

Jesus Christ is the bridge between mortality and eternity. He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life—by Him alone we are reconciled with the Father. His light shines into the darkest corners, and His love restores what sin has broken. The cross was not the end but the triumphant beginning of redemption. Those who place their trust in Him will never walk in darkness but will have the light of life.

Prayer

Heavenly Father, thank You for Your unfailing love and for the gift of salvation through Jesus Christ. We acknowledge our shortcomings and the weight of sin, but we rejoice in Your mercy. Help us to walk in faith, embracing the eternal life You have promised. Strengthen our hearts, that we may reflect Your goodness and lead others to Your truth. May we live each day with gratitude, knowing that through Your Son, we have victory over death. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

~Dear God With Love~

C D Swanson

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