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Happiness comes from righteousness - being rightly aligned with the principles of Honesty, Purity, Unselfishness, and Love; The Four Standards of Jesus. When we are rightly aligned within, we are not bothered with things that don't matter. Adjust the spirit and peace will follow. And from peace, springs Joy... 💛

Never, give up on Love.

God never fails...

#BlessUp

Please be kind to one another. Many of us are broken and in pain...

#BlessUp

You guys will have a really, really small club.

https://youtu.be/6D9vAItOR...

I think many of us know how this REALLY ends and we don't want to confront that.
I've known since 2000.
Yet I tried to reason around it.
Like a person being cheated on by a lover, you go into denial.
But look at it this way: we already know there is a natural end to each of us, anyway.
Nobody lives forever
(except Enoch and Elijah! lol)
Anyway.
What much difference is there in how you go?
Whether by natural causes or because you refuse the mark of the beast,
the important part is the hereafter
because THAT is eternity,
and this life is meant to be a flash in the pan comparatively.
Think of it like childbirth,
where the pain and turmoil only consumes one day
While you have this child the whole rest of your life.
I think of it like that,
And I put all my fight now into buffering my resolve
To make the right choice when the time comes.
You are empowered for that victory.
We can handle it; that's why we're here.

Good Night Sweet Jesus
I Love You Yeshua
.

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The tide is turning

Morning Inspiration-Friday, May 17th, 2024

Lions are icons of strength. Yet even a lion, if he is unable to hunt, will grow weak and helpless in due time. Those who trust in the Lord, however, need not hunt, and need not go hungry. God promises to supply our needs and strengthen us each day. He may not shower us with excess, and we may not know today how He will provide for tomorrow, but we can always trust His faithful promise.

KNOWING GOD
(REALLY Knowing)

“And I will give them an heart to know me, that I am the LORD: and they shall be my people, and I will be their God: for they shall return unto me with their whole heart.”

Jeremiah 24:7 KJV

Overcoming Pessimism (Philip) - Drawing Near - John MacArthur

The twelve apostles included "Philip" (Matt. 10:3).
Pessimism will blind you to the sufficiency of God’s resources.

It's been said that an optimist sees a glass half full; a pessimist sees it half empty. An optimist sees opportunities; a pessimist sees obstacles. In one sense Philip was an optimist. He recognized Jesus as the Messiah and immediately saw an opportunity to share his discovery with Nathanael. In another sense, Philip was a pessimist because on occasions he failed to see what Christ could accomplish despite the apparent obstacles.

On one such occasion Jesus had just finished teaching and healing a crowd of thousands of people. Night was falling and the people were beginning to get hungry. Apparently Philip was responsible for the food, so Jesus asked him, "Where are we to buy bread, that these may eat?" (John 6:5). Philip said, "Two hundred denarii worth of bread is not sufficient for them, for everyon

VERSE OF THE DAY
Romans 11:33 (New King James Version)

Oh, the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable are His judgments and His ways past finding out!

Devotion Prayer-Friday, May 17th, 2024 By: David Jacobs

Lord, I am open to You. When I study Your Word, I wrestle with it, and come to know You better for it. As I come to You in prayer, I wrestle with You. As Jacob wrestled You with his body, I wrestle You with my heart and mind, so that I will be shaped by You. I pray that each day that I rise to praise your name, I will be drawn closer to You and better understand Your will. Amen.

The Watchers...

https://youtu.be/YdsD_fxm9...