tithe and I will bless you, read my Word and I will feed you. I have been lonely, but not alone. God’s word says, “I will be with you always.” In Phil 4:19 it says “But my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus.” Not some, but ALL.
     I’ve told you what I’d lost, but now 7 years later, let me tell you what I’ve been blessed with.
     Jesus gave me eternal life, John 3:16, an earthly home.. paid for, all new furnishings.. paid for, three healthy grandbabies, a great job in a Christians environment and Christian friends. Jesus restored my credit and healed me from a disease that six doctors told me was treatable, but not curable. Of course they did not know my Doctor Jesus. Over 2000 years ago, Jesus paid a high price for my healing. By HIS stripes and HIS death on the cross, I was healed.
     I can not praise His name enough for the change that He has made in my life. If you want peace and joy in your life, then TODAY, ask Jesus to come into your heart. Accept Him as your personal Savior, read His word, pray and get involved in a bible-believing, bible-teaching church. Jesus is my Savior, my Redeemer, my All, my everything.. and HE wants to be yours too. Invite HIM in........Jesus is knocking at the door of your heart right now. Let HIS love fill you today. God Bless You,

In Luke 23:43 - And He said to him, "Truly, I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise." There were two thieves on crosses that day. One on each side of Jesus. One thief mocked Jesus while the other humbled himself and said, "Jesus remember me when you come into your kingdom." Both died, but one was given eternal life. Do we mock Christ by our lack of faith or do we humble ourselves to receive eternal life? I read recently that ‘we are the only hands and feet God has on earth.’ As Jesus watched his mother and his friend tormented by his death, did He long to hold them and comfort them? I‘m sure He did, that is His compassionate heart. The nails in His hands prevented him, so He called them to turn to each other, to be the arms He longed to wrap around them. Perhaps in the absence of the physical body of our Lord we too should turn to each other as parents, children, brothers and sisters and comfort each other in the name, love and compassion of Jesus Christ. Jesus gave an example for us to follow. May this season, holiday, turn our eyes and mindset to be more like Him. May we learn to be His arms and feet to fill each day with the compassion He shared.
Luke 23:46 - Then Jesus, crying with a loud voice, said, "Father, into thy hands I commit my spirit!"
And having said this, He breathed His last breath.