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07/11/2025

Hi ladies,

Although today’s message is for all ages, it is speaking primarily to older believers. As we get older, there may be issues that limit how we serve, but as long as we breathe there is purpose in our living. Our physical restrictions don’t have to stop us from serving our Lord in some way.

I don’t think I’ve ever done this before, but I got this message from a You Tube video (Bible Says) I watched and am taking the liberty of sharing it with you. The message is simple and practical, living it not easy, but so needed. We won’t go into all he said, but I will list the 7 things he covered and the scripture references. You might want to listen to the video. It’s about 20 minutes.

7 Things God Wants Elderly People To Do.
That is why you’re still alive!

1. Pass down your faith not just possessions. Psalm 78:4

2. Speak life – your words have power
Proverbs 18:21
Don’t speak death – speak faith

3. Keep serving Romans 12:11

4. Forgive deeply Matthew 6:14

5. Stay hungry for God Psalm 92:12-14

6. Prepare for eternity 2 Cor. 5:10

Are you spending your time for earth or heaven?

7. Bless younger generations – be a spiritual cover – Genesis 49
Speak into their life.

Those are the 7 things from the video I wanted to present to you - now my thoughts. These are all such good steps to live by. Most of you probably do these things, but even mature Christians slip occasionally. We may get weary, let our attitudes become negative, get comfortable with church and may even start to take God for granted, or feel so out of touch with the younger generation who is so different from us. All these things are possible. We need to work at preventing them seeping into our life,

If satan can’t keep us from believing, then he’ll try to keep us as ineffective as possible. We should never lose our excitement about God and his working in us for His glory. I want each of us to prayerfully go over this list and see if there is an area we need to address.

For me it would be #2. I do fall occasionally and speak negatively. Most of the time I realize that as soon as it leaves my mouth and I repent. Sometimes it never gets to my speak, but is in my thoughts – the same applies. Our speech and our thoughts have power. We need to take control over both.

But the good news is that if we remain pliable in the Lord’s hands, He will continue to mold us and make us in His image all the days of our life. This in itself is a witness to those around us. Even in our shortcomings, God can use us.

God bless,
Marilyn

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31/10/2025

Hi ladies,
This week I started meditating on “the right hand of God and the left hand of God” and decided to make it today’s message. The right hand is mentioned positively many times in the Bible, but little is mentioned of God’s left hand. The right hand is a symbol of strength, honor, victory, power, protection, salvation and mighty works.
Let’s look at some of these verses. Back in the Old Testament God’s power and sovereignty is proclaimed:

Exodus 15:6 ESV Your right hand, O LORD, glorious in power, your right hand, O LORD, shatters the enemy.
Isaiah 48:13 ESV My hand laid the foundation of the earth, and my right hand spread out the heavens; when I call to them, they stand forth together.

Psalm 119:1 ESV The LORD says to my Lord: “Sit at my right hand, until I make your enemies your footstool.”

In Matthew 22:41-45, Jesus recited the words of this verse and applied them to himself.

Now let’s look at some of the New Testament references to the right hand

Luke 22:69 ESV But from now on the Son of Man shall be seated at the right hand of the power of God.

Hebrew 1:2 ESV He is the radiance of the glory of God and the exact imprint of his nature, and he upholds the universe by the word of his power. After making purification for sins, he sat down at the right hand of the Majesty on high,

1 Peter 3:22 ESV Who has gone into heaven and is at the right hand of God, with angels, authorities, and powers having been subjected to him.

It is plain to see the meaning of the right hand of God, but what about the left. It isn’t mentioned much in the Bible and mostly seems to have a more negative emphasis. At times it portrays the hand of judgment.

Matthew 25:31-46 goes into the matter of separating the goats and the sheep, with the goats going on the left side and the sheep on the right. The goats being those deceived by the devil and the sheep as followers of Jesus. (Judgment)

Being on God’s left hand isn’t always bad. The heavenly hosts are on both his right hand and his left (2 Chronicles 18:18; 1 Kings 22:19). The mother of James and John asked that Jesus seat her two sons one on his right hand and one on his left (Matthew 20:21).

The right hand of us humans, also, has significance. We see in Gal.2:9 where Paul acknowledges that James, Peter and John gave him and Barnabas the right hand of fellowship. Churches do the same today when welcoming believers into the church. This symbolizes unity, oneness in Christ, being a part of the family of God.

Often when someone comes to the altar and pastor asks us to pray for them, we extend our right hand in the air toward them. We are invoking the power of God.

The importance of the right hand has carried over into our court system. We raise our right hand to take an oath - signifying truth and integrity.

Dear Lord,
Absolutely every word you speak, everything you do has so much meaning. As we study, please guide us to the meaning of each word – none are insignificant. Open our eyes to deeper revelation.

Living To Serve Him,
Marilyn

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24/10/2025

Hi ladies,
This is not my typical devotional. It is more my viewpoint on AI and end times. It wasn’t that long ago that people couldn’t envision things Revelation spoke of. Knowledge and technology was not there yet. That is quickly changing. AI is making things possible that were unimaginable just a few years ago.
I know because I have lived long enough to not be brought up in the computer age. I didn’t have internet to use for my homework research. I had to hand write my assignments and actually look in books for answers or think for myself. I have never checked into anything like GP Chat sites or whatever they are called, but heard you can give them a summary of what you need and they can write letters, reports, etc. for you. I imagine many students are using this. We are probably headed where we won’t need to do homework, study or have tests. We can just have a computer chip implanted and know a subject.
I’m telling you this to show you the difference just in a few generations. My children to some degree, but especially so, with my grandchildren and great-grandchildren whose lives have been very different due to technology. Of course, I have enjoyed the benefits of it in many ways. I certainly don’t consider technology itself evil. Being able to send this weekly devotional out is just one way I benefit. Yes, there are many benefits, but I am cautious with what I use and how I use it. That is the problem – what man does with it.
Today’s advancements bring much convenience, but to me they have great potential to be dangerous in many ways. There isn’t much about us that remains private anymore and people don’t seem to care. They must feel it’s worth the convenience, Gadgets like Alexa can remind you of appointments, turn on and off lights, etc. They make life easier, but where does all this stop.
I may seem paranoid to some. Let me tell you what lead me to write this message. Recently I had some work done on my vehicle and they gave me a new vehicle to use. It was quite nice, but I was a bit surprised when one day it told me “You might want to take a break.” I hadn’t been driving that long; I had stopped for several errands in a two-hour period. That didn’t seem excessive to me, but maybe Mr. Computer knew my age, considered me old and was concerned I was overdoing it. This possibly is considered a safety feature, but personally I don’t want a car to tell me when to take a break. God gave me a brain to use to decide if I need a break or not. What is the next step? Will the vehicle automatically shut off if I don’t take a break.
To me the advancements of AI is evidence that the end is very near. AI will be used to the detriment of mankind for the Anti Christ’s purposes. The Mark of the Beast will be implemented. Some of the things happening now are just precursors to that technology. AI is man made and can do much, but one thing AI can’t do and will never be able to do is replace God. Computers might be able to impart knowledge even about the Bible, but knowledge alone doesn’t save us or fill us with the Holy Spirit. We have to have a heart connection. To know God, we have to have a personal relationship with Him not a computer.

My purpose of this message is to simply suggest we be careful, use wisdom and the brains God has given us to protect ourselves from anything about AI that has the potential to actually do us harm.
God bless,
Marilyn

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10/10/2025

Hi ladies,

Just so you know, I won’t be sending a weekly devotional next week, Oct. 17th. I have an extremely busy week and doing what I can to lighten the load. Your next devotional from me will be Oct. 24th.

The Bible gives us so many examples we can learn from. Today we will look at the example of a wonderful friendship – David and Jonathan.

David was the 8th and youngest son of Jesse, a citizen of Bethlehem. We are told in 1 Samuel 16 how God lead Samuel to Jesse looking for the one God was calling. We all know the story. It turned out to be David even though he was the youngest (probably about 16). David was the one God chose to succeed Saul as King because Saul was departing from the ways of God. David was 30 when he began his reign – 2 Samuel 5:4.

Saul married Ahinoam and had at least five sons and two daughters. The oldest son was Jonathan. David and Jonathan became best friends although there were many years between them. It is believed Jonathan was about 30 years older than David. Their friendship started when King Saul called David to the palace to play the harp to soothe him. At this time Jonathan would have already been a great man of war. I imagine young David learned a lot from Jonathan’s maturity. Jonathan saved David’s life on more than one occasion. Later in their friendship, David married Jonathan’s sister, Michal. So, they became family.

What else does the Bible say about friendship? Proverbs 18:24 ESV: A man of many companions may come to ruin, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother.

Having a lot of acquaintances isn’t necessarily the same as having friends. Acquaintances, often, are shallow relationships, but real friendships are deep and committed to one another. In my opinion, it is much better to have just a few close friends than a lot of acquaintances.

Off course, Jesus was the greatest example of friendship. He poured his life into his disciples – spending time with them – sharing – eventually dying for not only them, but us all.

We all need to build sound friendships. Friendships that are based on trust, honesty, mutual respect, shared interests and values, positive influences, dependability and good communication. These are qualities that build sound relationships where both sides are blessed. These are the type of friends that make life better. If you have even a few such friendships, you are extremely blessed indeed.

Maybe now is a good time to thank God for your friends and even tell your closest friends how much they mean to you.

Lord God,

We thank you for those you have put in our life who are true friends. Those with whom we can be ourselves, we can depend on them being there for us, those we can share our heart with, love and be loved by as you intended. Amen

God bless,
Marilyn

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03/10/2025

Hi ladies,

And God said unto Moses, I Am That I Am: and he said, Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, I Am hath sent me unto you” (Exodus 3:13–14).

Those two words are enough. He exists – He is eternal.

Then in the Gospel of John, Jesus calls himself “7 I Am’s.”

1. I am the Bread of Life 6:35
2. I am the Light of the World 8:12
3. I am the Gate (door) for the Sheep 10:7
4. I am the Good Shepherd 10:11, 14
5. I am the Resurrection and the Life 11:25
6. I am the Way and the Truth and the Life 14:6
7. I am the true Vine 15:1

These 7 “I Ams” are who Jesus is. That is what we will cover today.

The Bread of Life: bread which provides life. Jesus is our necessary food. This bread is everlasting. If we’re not surrendered to Christ and daily feeding on Him through His Word, the hustle and struggles in life will leave us spiritually starved and dissatisfied.

The Light of the Word: The World is in darkness, a symbol of evil/sin, but Jesus is “light.” Jesus in us shines in this dark world. The World can’t distinguish the light of Christ.

The Door for the Sheep: After a shepherd’s flock has been separated from the other sheep, he takes them to pasture. Near the pasture is an enclosure for the sheep. The shepherd takes his place in the doorway or gate. The sheep can go out to the pasture in front of the enclosure, or if afraid, they can retreat into the security of the enclosure. Spiritually, Jesus is the only gate by which people can enter into God’s provision.

The Resurrection & the Life: At the cross, sinless Jesus paid our penalty for sin so that we could be with him forever.
The Way and the Truth and the Life: Jesus is the Way because He is “Truth” and the “Life.” Salvation is only available through Him; only one way exists.

The true Vine: In the Old Testament, the nation of Israel is referred to as a vine or vineyard several times—a vine of God's own planting (Psalm 80:8 and Isaiah 5:7). Through Jesus God fulfills what He had intended for Israel.

When we abide in Him, the life of the Vine naturally flows through us and produces everything we need for life and godliness.

As we can see, the key theme through all of Jesus' I AM statements relates to his relationship with us; he is our connection to the Father and to eternal life. Without Jesus, we are lost in the darkness of sin. With his light, he exposes our sin so that we can confess and repent and turn from our sin. He is our everything!

Blessed Be His Name,
Marilyn

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26/09/2025

Hi ladies,

It’s almost October, the month most churches recognize Pastor Appreciation. My church will honor our pastors with a meal after church October 12th. I got to thinking about not only all our pastors do for us today, but how much all the men and women God used to bring His Word did for the worldwide Church. Their mission wasn’t easy. While I was thinking on this, I came across a statement that so applied, “The Holy Spirit wasn’t given to us to keep us safe and comfortable. He was given to us so that we might advance the Kingdom of God.” Amen!

In line with Pastor Appreciation month, I thought we would focus on how much so many have sacrificed for The Church to be where it is today. All twelve disciples except John were martyred. Then there was all the hardships Paul endured. The Bible probably tells us about his suffering the most. Acts 9:16: For I will show him how much he must suffer for the sake of my name.

Paul himself gives us lists of his suffering: many imprisonments, beatings, stoned, lashes, shipwrecked, robbed, hunger, wild beasts, etc. In addition to all this, he worked to support himself while ministering. He suffered greatly. It’s hard to imagine someone enduring all he endured.

The Bible days, of course, were not the only time saints were martyred. All through the ages people have given their life to spread the gospel. We have seen this even in the U.S. in the past few weeks with Charlie Kirk. Suffering for Christ didn’t stop with the disciples and won’t stop with Charlie. Until satan is cast into hell, evil will attempt to stop godliness. In this battle, we will face hardships, sometimes severe hardships, but the worst satan can do to us is kill our physical body. He can not kill our eternal soul. We are victorious no matter what he throws at us!

We can never tell when we will breathe our last breath or how it will come about. It could be from natural causes or it could be something else. Of course, we all want to live a long life, go quickly and peacefully in our sleep, but what matters most isn’t how we die, but how we live. Did we give it our all while we were alive like the martyrs in the Bible and like Charlie?

I recently listened to an old song on You Tube – It’s My Desire To Live For Jesus. I want to share just a few lines with you in closing.
It's my desire, to live for Jesus. It's my desire, to live for Him.
If you could see, where Jesus brought me from to where I am today
And you would know the reason why I love Him so (Well) You can take, take this world
It's wealth and riches I don't need earth's fame.

It's my desire, to live for Him. Well it's my desire, to help someone today. Someone who may have failed - Failed to see the way Oh! Coz'one day I was so lost Oh! But I found my way to God (Oh! Thank you Lord) It's my desire, to live for Him!

Lord, It is our desire that no matter how long you allow us on this earth that we live for you. We thank you for the opportunity to be your hands and feet here and we submit to your will in our life. Have your way oh Lord. We will be your faithful servants. Amen

All for HIS glory,
Marilyn

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12/09/2025

Hi ladies,
Today we will look in 2 Corinthians where Paul is defending his ministry.
Chapter 2 (ESV)
Vs. 14 But thanks be to God, who in Christ always leads us in triumphal procession, and through us spreads the fragrance of the knowledge of him everywhere.
Vs. 15 For we are the aroma of Christ to God among those who are being saved and among those who are perishing,
Vs. 16 to one a fragrance from death to death, to the other a fragrance from life to life. Who is sufficient for these things?
Paul thanks God and gives Him credit for his ministry. In doing so, Paul uses some words I want us to focus on: triumphal procession, fragrance and aroma.
Paul is saying we are lead by Christ in triumphal procession. Christ will always be victorious and will help us to be victorious. But this word triumphal was also used by Romans in their processional celebrations. Roman citizens were familiar with this term and its imagery. The victorious general would wear purple robes and ride in a large chariot followed by other chariots loaded with the spoils of war. He would display his treasures and captives amidst a cloud of incense burned for the gods.
We hear a lot in the Old Testament about the “sweet savor – sweet aroma” from the burnt offering on stone altars and the brass altar of sacrifice at the Temple. As the sacrifice burned, the smell of the smoke filled the area, creating a specific scent. In heaven, God receives a sweet scent from the many sacrifices believers make for the cause of Christ. Satan wants to be God and tries to copy Him. So seems to me that is what the practice of pagans burning incense for their gods is all about.
To the victors, the aroma was sweet; to the captives in the parade, it was the smell of slavery and death. When Christians preach the gospel, it is good news to some and repulsive news to others. Believers recognize the life-giving fragrance of the message. But to nonbelievers it smells foul, like death – their own.
Then Paul ends vs. 16 asking, “who is equal” to the task of representing Christ? As it was with Paul, so it is with us; our adequacy is always from God – not of ourselves. It is God who commissioned and sent Paul as it is God who does the same today with us. The Gospels record Jesus giving the “Great Commission.” He sent the Holy Spirit to empower us to fulfill this command.
Heavenly Father,
As with Paul and so many others, we thank you that through Christ we are triumphant and that our lives can give off a sweet fragrance as we serve you spreading your Word to this lost world. In ourselves we are so inadequate, but in you we have all we need.
Giving Him All The Glory,
Marilyn

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05/09/2025

Hi ladies,
One of my great granddaughters was visiting the other day. After making a craft, baking cookies, playing games and tea, I was ready for some rest. So, we turned some cartoons on. Today’s cartoons certainly are nothing like in my day. Though some like “The Three Little Pig” might have been silly, they had a good life lesson. I didn’t see any life lessons in what we watched.

Of course, the best life lessons are in God’s Word - The Bible, but to learn these lessons we have to read this book or listen to it. Then we have to apply it to our life; build our life upon it. Many a message has been preached on building a firm foundation. Anyone who has ever built a house or any structure knows the importance of having a good foundation.

The thought to ponder today is “have you built your life upon God’s Word.” Going even deeper, have you used EVERY word in building or have you picked just the ones you like. When we do this, we limit the strength and endurance available to us in our life.

God’s WORD comes through many words in many books, but they comprise the whole – Old Testament and New Testament. Every word in every book is THE WORD OF GOD! We can’t pick and choose. The Bible isn’t like Burger King where we can have it our way.

Of course, there is a growing process. At salvation, we won’t instantly live every word. Generally, at this point we don’t know every word. It takes time to grow in knowledge and maturity in the Lord, but that should be our desire, our goal, our purpose daily. We should know our weaknesses and seek the Lords’ help through prayer and understanding.

Many people reject these lessons because they view them as a list of does and don’t; doing thing they don’t want to do and not doing thing they do want to do. That certainly can be the case, but in my own life, as I’ve grown closer to the Lord my desires are different. I no longer want to do some of the thing I use to do.

With age I now see things of the world so differently. What is important to me is now things of eternal value. The life lessons I didn’t understand as a new believer I see aren’t God restricting me, but God loving me – wanting the best for me. God knows what that is so much better than I do. Coming to the place of really submitting our life to Him in all things isn’t easy, but brings the abundant life God wants for us. He tells us of this abundant life in His Word, but it isn’t necessarily a life free of difficulties rather a life devoted to living for Him.

Lord, thank you for giving us your instruction book; for teaching us how to live a godly life, a life pleasing to you and beneficial to mankind. May we daily seek counsel in Bible Study, meditation and prayer. May we live a life on a firm foundation; God centered and not self-centered. When our time on this earth is over, may we leave behind a heritage pointing others to you.

God’s Word Is Truth,
Marilyn

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26/06/2025

Hi ladies,
Today our topic is Paul’s wonderful prayer in Ephesians 3:14-21. We will focus on vs. 16-19:

Vs. 16 I pray that out of his glorious riches he may strengthen you with power through his Spirit in your inner being,
Vs. 17 So that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith. And I pray that you, being rooted & established in love
, vs..18 may have power, together with all the saints, to grasp how wide & long and high and deep is the love of Christ,
vs. 19 and to know this love that surpasses knowledge – that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God.

Isn’t that awesome? First, let’s note that Paul is talking to believers. They have already accepted Christ. Paul is praying from this perspective. Also, lets note in vs. 16 when Paul states, “out of HIS riches” - that is God the Father & He has no limitations in anything & never runs out. This is from where what we receive comes from. We can look at these requests as progressive – building blocks so to speak. These verses include the Father, Son & Holy Spirit.

1st request: Spiritual Power (through the Holy Spirit)
2nd request: That Christ dwells in your heart through faith.
3rd request: Rooted & established in love –
4th request: Understand the love of Christ

At salvation Christ comes to live in us, but this request is for Him to be welcome in every part of our life. He is not a guest only allowed in the living room, but a family member at home in every room. Rooms that are clean and to His liking. When we give Christ unrestricted access we are rooted & established in love. We become more like Christ. More of Him – less of us.

When we have grown, where the first & second requests are a reality, then vs. 18 can start to bear fruit. Note it says, “together with all the saints.” As we study, discuss and share the scriptures together we with the help of the Holy Spirit better understand the love of Christ. The dimensions given for the love of Christ might be considered as follows:

the width - as wide as the whole world – God’s grace in salvation
the length - as long as forever – all eternity
the depth - as deep as the cross – Christ’s death covered our sin
the height - as high as heaven where we will spend eternity with Him

As we progress through these levels of spiritual growth, our aim is to ultimately be full of God. Not that we will ever have all the fullness of God since that is unlimited, but we can have as much as our human limitations can contain. As long as we are on earth, we have room for growth.

God bless,
Marilyn

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20/06/2025

Hi ladies,
A devotional I read from My Utmost For His Highest by Oswald Chambers really grabbed hold of my attention this week. It was titled “Abide In Me.”

John 15:4 ESV: Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in me.

It is so wonderful how God speaks to us in different ways over one verse. We can read it many times and apply it one way; then another time it speaks to you differently. That is so great. That was the way John 15:4 was for me this week. My attention drawn to the first part of this verse. We won’t go into the branch and vine part. Our focus will be “abide in me and I in you.”

This verse can bring up some hard questions. Such as “do I continually abide in Christ or do I abide in Him just sometimes? Do I abide in Him just in church, or when around other believers, but when I am by myself and frustrated about some issue the abiding stops? All these are questions we may need to ask ourselves. But first we need to understand what kind of abiding John is talking about; what does it mean?

We can abide (remain) in many things that has nothing to do with Jesus. The majority of people do so. They abide in the world. But that is not the Lord’s desire for us. He wants us to willingly continue in Him as He lives in us. We are to remain in His perfect will at all costs. His Word is to abide in us. They are to become a vital part of our life. We are to be filled and guided by His Words.

This is what I see abiding in Him means; our heart, our mind, our actions are Christ centered. He becomes so much a part of us that we live and move and have our being in Him. He gave us life and we freely submit to His having control of it. It doesn’t mean we are perfect and don’t stumble now and then. It means we don’t turn from God when we do. Instead, we acknowledge it and humbly ask for forgiveness which we know He will give.

We are conscious of His being in us, with us. He is part of everything in our life. We don’t hold back. It isn’t me, but we! That is who we are - Christ & Me - working together, playing together, doing life together. Without Him we would only exist.

Lord, thank you for all you’ve done for us. Thank you for sending the Holy Spirit to live in us. May we cherish this infilling and give you full reign to work through us to your glory. You don’t force us to do or be anything, but quicken us to grow more like you. May we truly abide in you every moment of every day – willingly submitting to your will in complete faith and trust.
God bless,
Marilyn

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13/06/2025

Hi ladies,
I usually don’t type this many verses, but think we need to read them all for the message.

1 John 5:1-5 (NASV)
Whoever believes that Jesus is the Christ is born of God, & whoever loves the Father loves the child born of Him.

By this we know that we love the children of God, when we love God & observe His commandments.

For this is the love of God, that we keep His commandments; & His commandments are not burdensome.

For whatever is “born of God overcomes the world; & this is the victory that has overcome the world – our faith.

John’s message shows us several things about faith:

1. Faith is founded on being a member of the family of God; through salvation in Jesus Christ.

2. As such, we need to practice our faith; doing so reveals our relationship with God. As we mature spiritually, our faith grows.

3. As a child of God, we are to love his other children (our brothers and sisters in Christ). We aren’t told we have to agree with them on everything or even like them, but loving God equals loving His children!

4. We are also told if we love God we are to keep His commandments. This is putting our faith into practice (action).

5. As we put our faith into practice (through our actions) love will naturally flow out of us from our joy of the Lord. This won’t be burdensome.

As believers we are to practice our faith. We don’t always see this happening, unfortunately, in the lives of some professing Christians. Because of this they have no joy in life and present a defeated attitude. Even in the midst of difficulties, Christians can be positive because we know God is with us.
The practice of one’s faith is the overcoming power in life. Our love for God should produce love for others, obedience to His commandments and joy in the Lord as we overcome this world!
God bless,
Marilyn

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