Earlier I posted resource info re: Religious Exemption Series. Here is the direct link to Liberty Counsel web page. https://lc.org/ There should be a tab at the top that says Legal Help that has all the information. Please feel free to pass this link to anyone who is being threatened termination of their job due to declining the vax.
Forwarded from Alicia
PLEASE PRAY FOR MY 2 YR OLD DAUGHTER! She has a 105 fever, and we are on our way to the ER. I will refuse a covid test, but I have heard the stories of parents in this situation, and I need strength for me and my baby girl. Her name is Zaira. Lord Jesus, heavenly father...please protect us.
“These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world.””
John 16:33 NKJV
I love that Jesus shares His heart here. To those who will listen and who will trust in His voice.
He promises to create a place of peace, even during times of trauma, uncertainty, and pain. His truth offers us confidence in the fact that God is with us.
Don’t let the devil rob you and steal your joy. We are in the midst of the greatest storm, and we already know how the story ends.
He knows you are weary, He sees what is going on. He is not panicking and saying, “Oh my, how did this happen?”
Even when you are afraid, keep on trusting Him. Don’t wait until you understand everything to trust Him. He does His best work when we place our trust in Him even when things seem like they are going the opposite direction.
He is reliable, and He is always on time. His ways are always better than our ways.
Pray, and don’t let up. You my friend, are not alone. God will never leave you nor forsake you.
Stay focused on the fight. Occupy till He comes!
Carry on soldiers!❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸
John 16:33 NKJV
I love that Jesus shares His heart here. To those who will listen and who will trust in His voice.
He promises to create a place of peace, even during times of trauma, uncertainty, and pain. His truth offers us confidence in the fact that God is with us.
Don’t let the devil rob you and steal your joy. We are in the midst of the greatest storm, and we already know how the story ends.
He knows you are weary, He sees what is going on. He is not panicking and saying, “Oh my, how did this happen?”
Even when you are afraid, keep on trusting Him. Don’t wait until you understand everything to trust Him. He does His best work when we place our trust in Him even when things seem like they are going the opposite direction.
He is reliable, and He is always on time. His ways are always better than our ways.
Pray, and don’t let up. You my friend, are not alone. God will never leave you nor forsake you.
Stay focused on the fight. Occupy till He comes!
Carry on soldiers!❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸
Happy Sunday morning warriors! I came across this devotional from You Bible and though it was worth a share, for such a time as this.👇🏼
The Lions' Den
We sometimes think that if we’re doing it God’s way, we’ll never get into trouble or difficult situations.
WRONG!
Daniel was a powerful man of fasting and prayer, committed to God to the extreme. Yet today you’ll read that his enemies set him up to be destroyed by the very thing that set him apart: his devotion to God. Daniel was doing it right, serving God with everything he had—and it lands him in the lion’s den.
Shouldn’t God have stopped that? If God was really with Daniel, don’t you think He could’ve kept these jokers from nearly killing His boy, Daniel? You’d think that if anyone would be spared troubles, it’d be someone who prayed like Daniel, right? But that’s not the narrative of the Book of Daniel—or, often, of our lives.
Daniel had his best chance to represent God, not by dodging an appointment with the lion’s den, but instead by getting dropped right smack dab in the middle of it.
What would happen if we shifted our energy and our prayers from asking God to help us avoid problems to showing His greatness right in the middle of them? After all, that’s what He does again and again in the Book of Daniel—God shows up, and the most powerful kings in the world find themselves humbled by His power to save.
Jesus told us, “In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world” (John 16:33). We’re going to face “lions”—that’s certain. The question is, “What will you do about it?” Will you doubt God’s goodness because you’re in a difficult spot? Or will you pray for an opportunity for Him to show up big in the middle of your trouble?
God wants prayer to be your steering wheel, not your spare tire.
If you’ve been treating prayer like your last resort instead of your primary option, I urge you to start praying like Daniel today—humbly, specifically, and persistently. In advance, during, and after. Don’t just ask Him to keep you from having troubles; ask Him to wow the crowd when you walk out of your “lions’ den” and give Him the glory.
We sometimes think that if we’re doing it God’s way, we’ll never get into trouble or difficult situations.
WRONG!
Daniel was a powerful man of fasting and prayer, committed to God to the extreme. Yet today you’ll read that his enemies set him up to be destroyed by the very thing that set him apart: his devotion to God. Daniel was doing it right, serving God with everything he had—and it lands him in the lion’s den.
Shouldn’t God have stopped that? If God was really with Daniel, don’t you think He could’ve kept these jokers from nearly killing His boy, Daniel? You’d think that if anyone would be spared troubles, it’d be someone who prayed like Daniel, right? But that’s not the narrative of the Book of Daniel—or, often, of our lives.
Daniel had his best chance to represent God, not by dodging an appointment with the lion’s den, but instead by getting dropped right smack dab in the middle of it.
What would happen if we shifted our energy and our prayers from asking God to help us avoid problems to showing His greatness right in the middle of them? After all, that’s what He does again and again in the Book of Daniel—God shows up, and the most powerful kings in the world find themselves humbled by His power to save.
Jesus told us, “In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world” (John 16:33). We’re going to face “lions”—that’s certain. The question is, “What will you do about it?” Will you doubt God’s goodness because you’re in a difficult spot? Or will you pray for an opportunity for Him to show up big in the middle of your trouble?
God wants prayer to be your steering wheel, not your spare tire.
If you’ve been treating prayer like your last resort instead of your primary option, I urge you to start praying like Daniel today—humbly, specifically, and persistently. In advance, during, and after. Don’t just ask Him to keep you from having troubles; ask Him to wow the crowd when you walk out of your “lions’ den” and give Him the glory.
Forwarded from ✞ Dr C ✞ (IET)
Congo at 95.9% 😱 who knew
I wonder where the world is at now that people are waking up to Jesus in numbers not seen in centuries - if ever
I wonder where the world is at now that people are waking up to Jesus in numbers not seen in centuries - if ever
No matter what the enemy tries to do to discourage you. Stop complaining and Keep going, trust God. In the end God Wins!👇🏼
Forwarded from Captain Keshel and Co. American Election Integrity HQ
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I mean this with all of my being.
Good morning warriors!
I started making some tik toks to show the depravity of this World while sprinkling in my own humor. It really pisses the enemy off when I point them out.
I made one pointing out Converse, and my most recent was pointing out Tony Hawks blood deal he made😳
I started making some tik toks to show the depravity of this World while sprinkling in my own humor. It really pisses the enemy off when I point them out.
I made one pointing out Converse, and my most recent was pointing out Tony Hawks blood deal he made😳