...over the hills and everywhere. Go tell it on the mountain that JESUS CHRIST is born! Today, enjoy sharing this GOOD NEWS with your loved ones and those waiting to receive GODs GIFT! 📯 HALLELUJAH, Go Tell It! GOD with Us (Isaiah 7:14) “Therefore THE LORD Himself will give you a sign: The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and will call Him IMMANUEL.” COUNSELOR for Us (Isaiah 9:6) “For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on His shoulders. And He will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” FORGIVENESS for Us (Matthew 1:21) “She will give birth to a son, and you are to give Him the name JESUS, because He will save his people from their sins.” HOPE for Us (Luke 1:37) “For with God nothing shall be impossible.” COURAGE for Us (John 14:27) “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid.” LIGHT fo...
Today's Prayer: May my sister feel she is not alone. HALLELUJAH JESUS, THANK YOU LORD for your EVERLASTING LOVE! Have you been asked to pray for someone and your first thought was, "I got my own stuff happening to me right now. How can I pray for someone else when I need GOD for myself right now? Well I am here to tell you, this is the best time to pray! I have realized in mature years that this is exactly when I pray the best prayers. I know that sounds crazy, but when I need GOD more, this is when the prayer requests start flooding in. This is when I know, I can't but GOD is MORE THAN [my] able. HOLY SPIRIT is a gift to us to do the heavy lifting. When we surrender whatever is weighing on us to GOD, that is when HE steps in and handles it. Now don't think you don't have to participate, because we do. We have the following parts in this: TRUST GOD, PRAISE GOD, WORSHIP GOD and BELIEVE. You can't fake your way through this. GOD ...
Best Dad Ever My Daddy. That is how I fondly referred to Charlie Lee Works whenever I spoke about him to others. Not "my father." Not "my dad." He was always my Daddy. Whenever I shared one of my big ideas with him, he would smirk, slowly shake his head, look me directly in the eyes, and say, "Girl, you really know how to tell stories." As a child, I took that to mean I had a wild imagination. What I understand now is that my Daddy never dismissed my dreams. He never told me what I couldn't do. He never laughed at my aspirations or made me feel foolish for believing something was possible. Because he believed in me, I learned to believe in myself. I loved my Daddy deeply. Even during the times when we knocked heads, he still walked on water in my eyes. My Daddy worked hard. Very hard. As a child, I never heard him complain about it. I watched him show up, provide, and keep moving forward. I assumed that was simply how life worked. I thought the peace...
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