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To see those suffering, full of fear and discomfort. They fear death coming to their door and take them away because the Covid 19 is doing just that. No cure yet. No vaccine arrived. They keep telling us it is on the way but no one has done anything yet. My silent tears still still flows for those who lost a loved one and they have no hope of seeing them again. O Jesus, please, save them, help them, heal them we pray. Loosing a loved one is the worst pain we can have. But not being able to see them in heaven is even deeper the pain we have. Fast and pray daily for your loved ones and friends to make it to glory. At the end of the day tell yourself this... I love You Lord. You did wonders for many and you did it for me...

“...The LORD directs our steps, so why try to understand everything along the way?...” (Proverbs 20:24, NLT) When troubles come our way, it’s easy to get discouraged, but God uses difficulties to move us toward our destiny. You won’t become all you were created to be without trouble. You don’t grow in the good times; you grow in the tough times, the dark times. Trouble prepares you for the next level. Trouble develops something in you that you can’t get when it’s easy and everything is going your way. In the difficult times, your spiritual muscles are developed, and you gain strength, endurance, and wisdom. Every challenge you’ve been through has deposited something in you. Through every relationship that didn’t work out...

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There's a saying you probably heard,"when you're on top everyone wants to be around you.When you go down, they all leave."Well, this "fair weather friend'"attitude you can expect from the unsaved. They just don't know. But I've also noticed it sometimes among ChristiansLike when someone has a "success story", they're all happy with them. But let a person have a problem, and they either get annoyed with them for mentioning it, or some even start to avoid them!!Almost like it's a contagious disease to admit what is..that you have a problem.But what we do we compare what Jesus said.Let's look..when people came to Jesus with "problems"they told Him what they were, and how did He react? Did He scold them, or start to avoid them? Let's...

II don't know how many annoying people you deal with, but I've had some "beautys".Irritating people who take advantage of me, are selfish, inconsiderate of me, have certain idiosyncrasises that to an organized person like me drives me crazy create their own problems then expect me to pick up the slack for them...you name it.Now then...most are unsaved, but might become saved in the future..but one who CLAIMS TO BE a Christian{I believe she loves the Lord but is misguided}takes advantage of me right and left, when I tell her something she should change goes in one ear and out the other, is inconsiderate of me.Anyway, I think sometimes , once we get to Heaven,the people we deal with we'll have to see for all eternity. It won't be like...

“...For he will conceal me there when troubles come; he will hide me in his sanctuary. He will place me out of reach on a high rock...” (Psalm 27:5, NLT) David had all kinds of things come against him—people, armies, even his own family. He had many reasons to live worried, upset, and bitter. But he said, “The Lord is my light and my salvation—whom shall I fear? Why should I be afraid?” David lived with this attitude, “God’s got this. I’m not going to worry or live in fear. He will hide me when trouble comes. He will place me out of reach.” You may have discouraging situations and difficulties coming against you, but God has placed you out of reach. They can’t defeat you. Now do like David and remain confident. Keep your peace. You...

I remember when I was younger I use to watch The Hour of Power with Dr. Robert Schuller and when he started before The Crystal Cathedral was even a Thought Dr. Schuller had his Sunday services at a Drive in Movie theater on Sundays. I thought I know there are not many Drive inn Theaters around any more, but the message needs to be told. I know because of the Internet and Live streaming the message is Brodcated, but we need to meet as a Church and if we can meet outside just like Resteraunts here in Miami have to sit outside, why can't we have outside services. if businesses can be open why cant the Church be Open for Services even if its outside. Is not God more imporatant than a business? I like to watch online, but we need are...

I see lots of people leaving the church because of the pandemic. Some of them told me that Jesus cannot prevent this virus coming to us and now everyone is sick if not dead. Streets are closed. Stores closed. People are being let go from their jobs. Children are attending church and home schooling is not working for them. Morgages are not being paid and foreclosures all around. All these hardships and worries make people wonder. Where is Jesus in all of these things? What has happened to all of us? Who will fix the loss now? Do not worry, do not fret. Jesus is watching over you and me. He knows your pain and your sorrow. He cares for you. If you cannot sleep at night, then, get up and start talking to your heavenly...

Jesus want us all to be happy, joyful and full of His blessings in everything we do and say. The Holy Spirit of God will come to you and me when we know that these two are defining power in our mind. Loneliness is the poverty of self and living far away from the holy presence of Jesus. Solitude is the richness of self and the enjoyment of the holy presence of God in our hearts. The joy of the Lord is our strenght. We do not need to leave our room. Remain sitting at your table and listen to the still small voice that calls on to follow Him all the way to glory. Hallelujah, praise the Lord. He still speaks to our heart and want us all full of joy in our life. Loneliness expresses the pain of being alone in this world...

I know most alot of people are programmed to think they must be surrounded by an army of people24/7, get depressed when they're alone,and I've heard of some who even have a phobia of it!!I don't feel that way, because when I'm dealing with others is when I have "problems", they have a different way of doing things and sometimes I have to compromise my identity if I do something with someone else.And you have to put up with their idiosyncrasies,which I don't always have patience for.Now how does this tie in spiritually?Are these "extroverts" right, or I the loner right, according to Biblical standards?Well, let's look at some examples from the Bible. When God called Moses to receive the 10 Commandments, Moses went ALONE to the...