Precious Father, I marvel at the way You love me from immaturity to maturity, from brokenness to wholeness. You don’t berate me for my blunders or belittle me for my weakness. You meet me in those places and make me strong. You bind up my wounds so they can heal. You give rest to my heart so it can beat strong again. You are with me. You are God Most High. Do a miracle in and through me, Lord! Heal my soul and make me whole. Make me a Kingdom person. Help me to live a life totally disproportionate to who I am. May others pursue You when they see what You do through me! In Jesus’ Name, I pray. Amen.
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Acceptance in Forgiveness and Be Merciful
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Thank you Jesus for forgiving all of my sins. Amen
Heather<3
Beloved of All
Amen!
Nyo brenda
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Amen. Thank you Jesus, I pray for this in Jesus name. Amen.
Thank you Jesus, Thank you Jesus, Thank you Jesus.
Thanks for sharing God's word.
Amen. Glory to God.
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