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Encouragement: Spafford’s Hymn/It Is Well With My Soul

Hey Sweet Friends,

Here is the history of the amazing hymn: It Is Well With My Soul.

In the darkest times…”we entrust our souls to a faithful Creator.”

Be encouraged Sweet Friends, our God is with us!!

The Lord also encouraged Spafford to write this hymn after losing all his children. And on that long journey to meet his wife while crossing over the place his children passed away…he wrote this incredibly hymn of truly tremendous faith.

Jesus loves you and He will NEVER leave you or forsake you!!

You only need to trust in Him as Lord, you are His child!!

May this hymn be yours and my anthems each day of our lives…in the good and the bad!!

Be safe, be kind and know you are not alone!!

Enjoy the testimony and may you be encouraged!! And then listen or sing along to the hymn.

Let our voices rise and to praise and glorify a truly all mighty God!! One who loves you so very very much!!

Keep serving Him well Dear Ones!!

Love, hugs and prayers….k

 

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Today’s Encouragement: Dr. Charles Stanley/The Awareness of God’s Presence

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Hello Sweet Friends,

Dr. Charles Stanley has been a blessing in so many lives (as well as mine for so many many years…I cannot remember 🙂 ).

This message is from January 24, 2018. I pray it encourages you today as it did when it was preached 2 years ago. He preaches of the Jesus then, today and tomorrow…the Word!! Such great encouragements!!!

We need this encouragement of knowing God’s presence in our individual lives then and now as we go through this new journey.

Be encouraged…God will never leave us or forsake us!!! Hold tight and trust our Lord in these difficult days.

Be safe and keep serving Him well!!

Love, hugs and prayers….k 🙂

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#StevenCurtisChapman #Warrior From #WarRoom

Be encouraged Sweet Friends!!! 🙂

He is with you!!!

Jesus REIGNS now and forever more!!!

Jesus LOVES YOU!!!

Love, hugs and prayers,

k 🙂

PS-Thank you SC2 for years and years of worshiping, serving and calling us to seek our Heavenly Father!!! May the Lord richly bless you, your ministry and your precious family!!! 🙂

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Free Prayer Notebook Workshop by Sojo Academy

FREE WORKSHOP: Create Your Own Prayer Notebook!

By the end of this LIVE workshop, you’ll have your very own anti-anxiety prayer journal with Scriptures to use during this chaotic time.

​KID FRIENDLY… let’s remind our kids of the Gospel as we pray!

Join hundreds of other women and children online while we create our very own Prayer Notebook just like this!

Monday, March 23 at 1 pm Eastern
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During this FREE workshop, you will:

  1. Take an ordinary notebook or journal and transform it into a prayer notebook.
  2. Learn how to use Scriptures as the basis of your prayers.
  3. Receive a printable of 20 favorite anti-anxiety verses to use in your notebook!
  4. Be encouraged to bring your children or grandchildren to create with you, and learn about the importance of prayer during this potentially scary time.

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Here is the link to their website: https://sojo-academy.ck.page/7ba11df968

Hope to see you there!!! If you are going from the YT channel, please let me know so we can pray for each other!! 🙂

Love, hugs and prayer…k 🙂

 

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day

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Hey Sweet Friends,

The following article about St. Patrick is quite amazing!! He truly is a hero of the faith!!

Hugs and prayers….k 🙂

Every year, St. Patrick’s Day seems to be synonymous with Irish symbols, pots of gold, shamrocks, and above all — the color green. But these traditions have almost completely obscured the real life and testimony of such an amazing character in Christian history.

Though shrouded in myth and legend, the true story of the man we now call “Saint Patrick” is quite fascinating. Although he is revered as the patron saint of Ireland, Patrick was actually born in what is now Scotland. At sixteen years of age, he was captured by Irish pirates and forced into slavery in a deep inland region. As a young man he had ignored all sense of faith or religion, but while in captivity he called out to God and came to depend on Him through that arduous period. It was also during this time that he was able to witness firsthand the barbaric paganism of the Irish Celts.
After spending six years in slavery, he was able to make his escape: walking over 200 miles to the coast, then convincing a reticent ship captain to let him board. After a few more setbacks, he finally arrived back in Scotland. Along the way, he led many of the ship’s crew to place their faith in Christ.

After returning home, he sought to strengthen his own faith and give his life in service to God’s kingdom. He received formal training to join the clergy, and soon became a minister. But he did not stay in his homeland very long, for he sensed a clear call of God to return back to pagan Ireland, to proclaim the Gospel in the land of his former captivity.
“With no hesitation, he returned to Ireland to preach the gospel. The hardships he had endured during his previous captivity equipped him. . . . Patrick met much opposition, but boldly faced it head-on. It became his common practice to preach first to the king of each Irish domain.

“Patrick managed to impress each king with the Gospel or was given leniency to teach it to the people. They in turn renounced their gods as demons and served the one true God instead. According to his own writings, Patrick baptized thousands of new believers, resulting in a changed country. By the end of the fifth century, Ireland had a strong pulse as a Christianized nation.”
—Kaylena Radcliff, editor for Christian History magazine

It is very difficult to comprehend the impact of Patrick’s courageous obedience to return to the land of his captors. Some scholars have even published titles such as “How the Irish Saved Civilization” to examine how far-reaching the effects of Irish Christianity have been on the rest of the world, all tracing back to the legacy of Patrick.