Wednesday September 1, 2010
Blessings Td Nation! We are thankful to God for allowing us to see another H.U.M.P. Day. For our new readers, H.U.M.P. is our acronym for "His Ultimate Mission & Purpose". Which means Wednesday is the day Td (Total Devotion) Nation comes out from under the rigors of life to share the love of Christ somewhere within our community.
Today's mission is intercession. Intercession is simply defined as 'pleading on behalf of another'. As I am fully aware of the fact that there are probably some great needs in your own life right now, I implore you to consider the plight of someone else today. God's word clearly teaches us to bear one another's burdens. Where it would be quite difficult to do that in the natural, it's a piece of cake to do it in the spiritual. So pray for someone today. While interceding for someone else, you'll find that someone's interceding for you.
Prayer: Lord give me a heart for those less fortunate than I. I want to love the way You love, and provide hope to the broken the way You've instructed. If I am to truly love You, I must learn to truly love my neighbor. I now challenge myself to do more of both...in Jesus' name. Amen
Everything to me
Tuesday, August 31st, 2010
Today's Passage: Psalm 23
Memory Verse: Ps. 23: 5-6
On days like this, I'm grateful for the unshakeable Word of God. Days like this when the seasons we are told about in the book of Ecclesiastes come. Sometimes, we tend to quote certain passages so frequently that they may begin to sound cliche. But on days like this, the Word has a powerful way of sinking in as we stand on it and apply it with all our hearts.
One such powerful passage is the 27th psalm. The simple words of a sheperd-almost-king reassure us that God really is in control of it all. The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want. Jehovah Roha, my caretaker, will make sure that all my needs are met. When something's missing from my life, He's already been in my past and has seen to it that the void is filled.
He makes me lie down in green pastures, and restores my soul. With all the stresses of life and distrust of one another, isn't it awesome to know that where there is obedience, there is also provision? The more I trust Him, the more He goes out of His way to show me that His faithfulness knows no bounds. He leads me in the path of righteousness for His Name's sake. This means he's determined to make Himself famous through me no matter what! His Name is on the line-- I have to make it to the finish line!
Even when I must walk through the darkest valley, I fear no evil. Why? Because He is with me. All I have to do is watch the shepherd's rod and staff, putting one foot in front of the other. After all, my steps are ordered. With every step, I walk in peace. The peace that passes even human understanding is upon me. That's the greatest way to be a witness!
The anointing of the Lord covers me at all times. It enables me to do things I wouldn't be able to do otherwise. It won't be a "just enough' anointing, but one that overflows and brings Him glory. Surely, ministering spirits will be stationed about me always. And the privilege of the Lord's presence will be with me-- forever. What a promise! I claim it as mine today, and invite you to do the same.
Prayer: Father, what can we say to these things? You are for us, so we rest in the fact that no-one can come against You. Thank You for Your peace in the storm, joy in sorrow, and hope in despair. You truly are EVERYTHING to me. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Today's Passage: Psalm 23
Memory Verse: Ps. 23: 5-6
On days like this, I'm grateful for the unshakeable Word of God. Days like this when the seasons we are told about in the book of Ecclesiastes come. Sometimes, we tend to quote certain passages so frequently that they may begin to sound cliche. But on days like this, the Word has a powerful way of sinking in as we stand on it and apply it with all our hearts.
One such powerful passage is the 27th psalm. The simple words of a sheperd-almost-king reassure us that God really is in control of it all. The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want. Jehovah Roha, my caretaker, will make sure that all my needs are met. When something's missing from my life, He's already been in my past and has seen to it that the void is filled.
He makes me lie down in green pastures, and restores my soul. With all the stresses of life and distrust of one another, isn't it awesome to know that where there is obedience, there is also provision? The more I trust Him, the more He goes out of His way to show me that His faithfulness knows no bounds. He leads me in the path of righteousness for His Name's sake. This means he's determined to make Himself famous through me no matter what! His Name is on the line-- I have to make it to the finish line!
Even when I must walk through the darkest valley, I fear no evil. Why? Because He is with me. All I have to do is watch the shepherd's rod and staff, putting one foot in front of the other. After all, my steps are ordered. With every step, I walk in peace. The peace that passes even human understanding is upon me. That's the greatest way to be a witness!
The anointing of the Lord covers me at all times. It enables me to do things I wouldn't be able to do otherwise. It won't be a "just enough' anointing, but one that overflows and brings Him glory. Surely, ministering spirits will be stationed about me always. And the privilege of the Lord's presence will be with me-- forever. What a promise! I claim it as mine today, and invite you to do the same.
Prayer: Father, what can we say to these things? You are for us, so we rest in the fact that no-one can come against You. Thank You for Your peace in the storm, joy in sorrow, and hope in despair. You truly are EVERYTHING to me. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
What Is HOPE?
Monday, August 30th, 2010
Today's Passage: 1 Thessalonians 4
Memory Verses: 1 Thessalonians 4: 16-18
What is HOPE? Is it what we long to have when we set our hearts on the desires of our hearts sometime in the future? Or is it what causes despair when that desire is not met? One poet said, "Hope deferred makes the heart sick.". So what happens when we set our hopes on things, places, and people that are no good? We end up having a life with nothing to look forward to.
But I remember the old hymn, "My hope is built on nothing less than Jesus' blood and righteousness. When all around my soul gives way, He then is all my hope and stay. On Christ the solid rock I stand, all other ground is sinking sand... And though the words still give me goosebumps, many people have no idea what's in store for us after our bodies leave this earth. They are convinced that anything spiritual is really just a fairy tale, while what we see on this earth is what's real.
For those of you who are aware of God's promises, sink your teeth a little deeper into them. But if this is new to you, be assured this is no fairy tale. Today's passage tells us that, if you happen to have lost someone on this side of heaven, they have a special place in the resurrection. No matter how badly the person's body was destroyed before his or her death, we can rest assured that Jesus' shout will awake them when He comes back for us. But not only are they going to be raised in Christ, but they'll be raised FIRST. Then those of us who may still be alive will be caught up in the air with them. God's plan was to expose the enemy's lie that this earth is all there is, and give us hope even as we grieve their loss.
So once again, when asked the question "what is hope", I'll respond that hope means Having Our Father's Perspective of Eternity. The anxiety people feel that they are alone can be so easily replaced with the peace of knowing God gave everything so we can have access to His entire kingdom --here on earth, and when He comes to take us home. So do not grieve when your loved ones have to be separated from us for a short season. But comfort one another with these words. And keep having our Father's perspective of eternity.
Prayer: thank You so much for loving me enough to prepare me for what I must face when my loved one leaves the earth. But as hard as it is, I thank You that You're coming back for us all. We choose to be totally Devoted to You, and ask You to live big in us as we strive to make You famous daily. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Today's Passage: 1 Thessalonians 4
Memory Verses: 1 Thessalonians 4: 16-18
What is HOPE? Is it what we long to have when we set our hearts on the desires of our hearts sometime in the future? Or is it what causes despair when that desire is not met? One poet said, "Hope deferred makes the heart sick.". So what happens when we set our hopes on things, places, and people that are no good? We end up having a life with nothing to look forward to.
But I remember the old hymn, "My hope is built on nothing less than Jesus' blood and righteousness. When all around my soul gives way, He then is all my hope and stay. On Christ the solid rock I stand, all other ground is sinking sand... And though the words still give me goosebumps, many people have no idea what's in store for us after our bodies leave this earth. They are convinced that anything spiritual is really just a fairy tale, while what we see on this earth is what's real.
For those of you who are aware of God's promises, sink your teeth a little deeper into them. But if this is new to you, be assured this is no fairy tale. Today's passage tells us that, if you happen to have lost someone on this side of heaven, they have a special place in the resurrection. No matter how badly the person's body was destroyed before his or her death, we can rest assured that Jesus' shout will awake them when He comes back for us. But not only are they going to be raised in Christ, but they'll be raised FIRST. Then those of us who may still be alive will be caught up in the air with them. God's plan was to expose the enemy's lie that this earth is all there is, and give us hope even as we grieve their loss.
So once again, when asked the question "what is hope", I'll respond that hope means Having Our Father's Perspective of Eternity. The anxiety people feel that they are alone can be so easily replaced with the peace of knowing God gave everything so we can have access to His entire kingdom --here on earth, and when He comes to take us home. So do not grieve when your loved ones have to be separated from us for a short season. But comfort one another with these words. And keep having our Father's perspective of eternity.
Prayer: thank You so much for loving me enough to prepare me for what I must face when my loved one leaves the earth. But as hard as it is, I thank You that You're coming back for us all. We choose to be totally Devoted to You, and ask You to live big in us as we strive to make You famous daily. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Life's A Beach?
Today's Passage: Romans 8:17
Memory Verse: 2 Timothy 3:12
Years ago, there was a bumper sticker on cars that read 'Life's a Beach'. The message it gave was living is easy. But we all know the truth don't we? Even in our walk with the Lord, trouble seems to find us. We shudder to think what a walk without Him brings. In thinking back on things, the ONLY difference between the two lives is 'the promise'.
"Yes, all who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution" (2 Timothy 3:12). That statement alone teaches us that life will not always be a bed of roses. This life has its seasons of pain, betrayal, lack, misunderstandings, and injustices. I told a colleague of mine the other day people commit suicide because dying is easy; it's living that can get really hard sometimes. Now this is not a doom- and-gloom speech by any stretch of the imagination. It is however a dose of the reality that persecution is a part of life. Therefore, if you've spent any time living, you too have learned that this life ain't for the weak or faint of heart. God told Joshua after the death of Moses: "Be strong and of good courage". He actually said it to Him more than once. So it tells me it must take strength and courage to live a life devoted to Christ. So what should our mindset be when faced with persecution? Should we close our eyes and give up? Should we succumb to our fears and "tap out"? No. We should do what the word of God says. We should set our hearts upon endurance like the good soldiers we are. If we believe our God is in control, shouldn't we let Him control it? Finally, if we are truly in Christ, then we must believe wherever we are, He is. If we do, it'll make enduring persecution less troubling. We'll even discover that our persecution is not so much about us as it is about the God in us.
My friends, we live according to the holy promise. Jesus said He'll never leave us or forsake us. So instead of focusing on what we're going through, let's be mindful of whose we are, and what He has for us if we endure. In the 8th chapter of Romans, Paul wrote "And we know we're going to get what's coming to us--an unbelievable inheritance! We go through what Christ goes through. If we go through the hard times with Him, then we're certainly going to go through the good times with Him". In other words, cling to Jesus like a life preserver when the storms of life are raging. When the storm is over, you'll find your feet planted on solid ground and the "Son" will be shining on your face. So I guess the bumper sticker has some truth after all. In Christ Jesus, life will eventually be a beach!
Prayer: Father, You are my hope and I trust in You. Although this life is full of pressure, I can find relief in You. When I am exhausted from the cares of life, breathe fresh life into me. I am Yours forever, in Jesus' name. Amen!
Memory Verse: 2 Timothy 3:12
Years ago, there was a bumper sticker on cars that read 'Life's a Beach'. The message it gave was living is easy. But we all know the truth don't we? Even in our walk with the Lord, trouble seems to find us. We shudder to think what a walk without Him brings. In thinking back on things, the ONLY difference between the two lives is 'the promise'.
"Yes, all who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will suffer persecution" (2 Timothy 3:12). That statement alone teaches us that life will not always be a bed of roses. This life has its seasons of pain, betrayal, lack, misunderstandings, and injustices. I told a colleague of mine the other day people commit suicide because dying is easy; it's living that can get really hard sometimes. Now this is not a doom- and-gloom speech by any stretch of the imagination. It is however a dose of the reality that persecution is a part of life. Therefore, if you've spent any time living, you too have learned that this life ain't for the weak or faint of heart. God told Joshua after the death of Moses: "Be strong and of good courage". He actually said it to Him more than once. So it tells me it must take strength and courage to live a life devoted to Christ. So what should our mindset be when faced with persecution? Should we close our eyes and give up? Should we succumb to our fears and "tap out"? No. We should do what the word of God says. We should set our hearts upon endurance like the good soldiers we are. If we believe our God is in control, shouldn't we let Him control it? Finally, if we are truly in Christ, then we must believe wherever we are, He is. If we do, it'll make enduring persecution less troubling. We'll even discover that our persecution is not so much about us as it is about the God in us.
My friends, we live according to the holy promise. Jesus said He'll never leave us or forsake us. So instead of focusing on what we're going through, let's be mindful of whose we are, and what He has for us if we endure. In the 8th chapter of Romans, Paul wrote "And we know we're going to get what's coming to us--an unbelievable inheritance! We go through what Christ goes through. If we go through the hard times with Him, then we're certainly going to go through the good times with Him". In other words, cling to Jesus like a life preserver when the storms of life are raging. When the storm is over, you'll find your feet planted on solid ground and the "Son" will be shining on your face. So I guess the bumper sticker has some truth after all. In Christ Jesus, life will eventually be a beach!
Prayer: Father, You are my hope and I trust in You. Although this life is full of pressure, I can find relief in You. When I am exhausted from the cares of life, breathe fresh life into me. I am Yours forever, in Jesus' name. Amen!
Death, Where Is Your Sting?
Saturday, August 28th, 2010
Today's Passage: 1 Corinthians 15: 50-58
Memory Verse: 1 Cor.15: 55-56
Today's blog is going to be in honor of a pretty awesome woman. One who was placed on this earth seventy-nine years ago, and made quite an impact until she took her last breath during the early hours of this morning. Her name was Nora Giddings Howard, and she was my mother. Mommy, as I affectionately called her, carried seven children of her own, but she was mama to many. At an early age, I learned that a huge pot with enough food for everyone who came by was an outward sign of the equally huge heart within her.
If I could find some adjectives to describe Mommy, one of them would be strong. How she found the strength to wake up early every weekday and go to work at the government hospital, come home and minister to the patients who came to our walk-in clinic, then wake up in the middle of the night to deliver a baby, only God knows. But in spite of all that, do you think she'd even consider sleeping in on Saturday mornings? No way. She was a passionate gardener, and she had two farms in the interior part of our country that she had to go oversee every other weekend.
Another word that comes to mind about my mom is devoted to God. With some of the religious practices in Liberia involving idol worship, my parents made the decision to turn away from those things when they were introduced to Jesus Christ through some Lutheran missionaries who gave them scholarships to receive nursing training. Christ being the foundation of their lives, they made a decision to follow Him by raising us to fear Him. I can still see the family altar we had almost every night, singing songs of praise to the Lord before kneeling to pray as a family. Many years later, my mother would find comfort and peace between the pages of God's Word when she lost my father and had to spend the next 16 years without him.
Even as I process the pain of realizing that I won't be hearing her voice again on this side of heaven, I receive comfort in knowing that though absent in the body, she is present with the Lord. Every ounce of pain has been removed, and death for her is swallowed up in victory. May my life be a fraction as full of purpose as hers was, and may the fruit of her labor be seen in her children's children for God's glory.
Prayer: Father, You do ALL things well. Thank You for a life well-lived, and for using my mother's life to be the example You meant it to be for us all. I praise You for Your infinite wisdom and for seeing fit to call Your servant home.
Today's Passage: 1 Corinthians 15: 50-58
Memory Verse: 1 Cor.15: 55-56
Today's blog is going to be in honor of a pretty awesome woman. One who was placed on this earth seventy-nine years ago, and made quite an impact until she took her last breath during the early hours of this morning. Her name was Nora Giddings Howard, and she was my mother. Mommy, as I affectionately called her, carried seven children of her own, but she was mama to many. At an early age, I learned that a huge pot with enough food for everyone who came by was an outward sign of the equally huge heart within her.
If I could find some adjectives to describe Mommy, one of them would be strong. How she found the strength to wake up early every weekday and go to work at the government hospital, come home and minister to the patients who came to our walk-in clinic, then wake up in the middle of the night to deliver a baby, only God knows. But in spite of all that, do you think she'd even consider sleeping in on Saturday mornings? No way. She was a passionate gardener, and she had two farms in the interior part of our country that she had to go oversee every other weekend.
Another word that comes to mind about my mom is devoted to God. With some of the religious practices in Liberia involving idol worship, my parents made the decision to turn away from those things when they were introduced to Jesus Christ through some Lutheran missionaries who gave them scholarships to receive nursing training. Christ being the foundation of their lives, they made a decision to follow Him by raising us to fear Him. I can still see the family altar we had almost every night, singing songs of praise to the Lord before kneeling to pray as a family. Many years later, my mother would find comfort and peace between the pages of God's Word when she lost my father and had to spend the next 16 years without him.
Even as I process the pain of realizing that I won't be hearing her voice again on this side of heaven, I receive comfort in knowing that though absent in the body, she is present with the Lord. Every ounce of pain has been removed, and death for her is swallowed up in victory. May my life be a fraction as full of purpose as hers was, and may the fruit of her labor be seen in her children's children for God's glory.
Prayer: Father, You do ALL things well. Thank You for a life well-lived, and for using my mother's life to be the example You meant it to be for us all. I praise You for Your infinite wisdom and for seeing fit to call Your servant home.
In Due Season
Friday, August 27th, 2010
Today's Passage: Galatians 6: 7-9
Memory Verse: Gal. 6:9
Over the summer, I got involved in an online game. Some of you may recognize it from Facebook. It's called "We Farm". The objective of the game is to purchase fields, buy seeds of different crops, plant them, then sell them to purchase more products on the farm. The more crops you grow, the more points you can earn, and this will give you access to higher levels and larger fields.
My only problem was that I didn't understand the basic principle to earning extra points. All I saw was that there were crops to grow. I didn't stop to notice that there were time limits on each fruit or vegetable, but I sure jumped at the chance to skip the process. Each time I went to buy some seeds, I was offered the opportunity to watch them grow instantly-- for a small fee. Because I didn't want to wait, I eagerly accepted the offer to "purchase" a special gro solution. Little did I know, all I was doing was using up my resources that could have been saved to purchase more property. I even got so caught up in wanting more of this gro solution that I gave permission to deduct ten dollars from my actual account. By the time I realized that was for real, it was already too late.
When I got tired of taking short cuts to this game but getting nowhere, I finally thought through it long enough to ask someone who had played the game successfully. That's when they told me all I had to do was WAIT IT OUT and let the crops grow naturally, and they would bring me returns in due season. Go figure. You'd think if anybody knew about waiting patiently for a harvest, it'd be me. But that just goes to show you how we are in this flesh suit we call a body.
We've been given a promise that God is going to produce good fruit in us. But we want the harvest without having to go through the process. And that just can't happen. So our challenge to you is this: stay planted by streams of living water. Saints who've overcome one trial and temptation after another are there to encourage and give counsel. The best advice I could've been given is to just let the crops grow. God designed them to bring a harvest, and that's what they'll do-- if we only wait. New levels await those who wait on the Lord.
Prayer: Father, I can't count how many times I've impatiently jumped out in front of You, thinking I knew what was best for my life. But now I'm learning to trust Your hand and not the other voices I hear, leading me away from my destiny. Please keep me in Your path and continue to shield me from the enemy's grasp. I'll take it one day at a time while I wait for Your great harvest. I am Yours forever, In jesus' Name. Amen.
Today's Passage: Galatians 6: 7-9
Memory Verse: Gal. 6:9
Over the summer, I got involved in an online game. Some of you may recognize it from Facebook. It's called "We Farm". The objective of the game is to purchase fields, buy seeds of different crops, plant them, then sell them to purchase more products on the farm. The more crops you grow, the more points you can earn, and this will give you access to higher levels and larger fields.
My only problem was that I didn't understand the basic principle to earning extra points. All I saw was that there were crops to grow. I didn't stop to notice that there were time limits on each fruit or vegetable, but I sure jumped at the chance to skip the process. Each time I went to buy some seeds, I was offered the opportunity to watch them grow instantly-- for a small fee. Because I didn't want to wait, I eagerly accepted the offer to "purchase" a special gro solution. Little did I know, all I was doing was using up my resources that could have been saved to purchase more property. I even got so caught up in wanting more of this gro solution that I gave permission to deduct ten dollars from my actual account. By the time I realized that was for real, it was already too late.
When I got tired of taking short cuts to this game but getting nowhere, I finally thought through it long enough to ask someone who had played the game successfully. That's when they told me all I had to do was WAIT IT OUT and let the crops grow naturally, and they would bring me returns in due season. Go figure. You'd think if anybody knew about waiting patiently for a harvest, it'd be me. But that just goes to show you how we are in this flesh suit we call a body.
We've been given a promise that God is going to produce good fruit in us. But we want the harvest without having to go through the process. And that just can't happen. So our challenge to you is this: stay planted by streams of living water. Saints who've overcome one trial and temptation after another are there to encourage and give counsel. The best advice I could've been given is to just let the crops grow. God designed them to bring a harvest, and that's what they'll do-- if we only wait. New levels await those who wait on the Lord.
Prayer: Father, I can't count how many times I've impatiently jumped out in front of You, thinking I knew what was best for my life. But now I'm learning to trust Your hand and not the other voices I hear, leading me away from my destiny. Please keep me in Your path and continue to shield me from the enemy's grasp. I'll take it one day at a time while I wait for Your great harvest. I am Yours forever, In jesus' Name. Amen.
Failure Is Not An Option!
Thursday, August 26th, 2010
Today's Passage: Colossians 1:19-23
Memory Verse: Col. 1:21-22
What an interesting week this has been already! Back-to-school times are always hectic as parents try to pull what resources they can together to make sure their children have what they need to be successful. But at my daughter's sixth grade open house, I realized how important it is to be involved in our children's lives. Instead of just handing us schedules and showing us what rooms our babies would be going to, those teachers took the time to explain exactly what would be required in each subject area.
As a parent, I was very impressed. I was also ashamed of how easily I would have accepted the schedules and push out the door if this is what we had been offered. I could think of so many excuses for not really wanting to invest the time needed to find out about our children's education. One major reason we can all agree stops us from being more involved is WE'RE JUST PLAIN TIRED. And so we allow things to fall through the cracks like what our kids may or may not be wearing to school, homework, or behavior patterns they may be picking up.
Maybe that's why my heart jumped for joy when I heard how dedicated the administration at my kids' middle school are to make sure failure is not an option this year. They have put plans in place to help students be successful whether they want to be or not. When a student fails or misses a test, that student will simply miss out on his or her free time in order to make it up. This plan is really exciting because it takes the responsibility of finding time to catch up on their own away from the students. And that's where our Heavenly Father comes in.
Aren't you glad you serve a God Who has already put a PLAN of salvation in place for you that makes failure impossible? The blood of Jesus was shed, making it impossible for the enemy to stop you from walking in every single promise that was provided for you. If you happen to fall, you have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Himself, Who walked in our shoes and was tempted as we are, yet without sin. Yes, we're in a war, but you can relax in the knowledge that the battle's already been won. Are you a believer today? Then yes, even for you, failure is not an option.
Prayer: Father, nothing I could ever have done would be able to bring me the redemption You provided. My steps are ordered because of You, and the enemy is under my feet. May I always walk with my head high and make You proud forever. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Today's Passage: Colossians 1:19-23
Memory Verse: Col. 1:21-22
What an interesting week this has been already! Back-to-school times are always hectic as parents try to pull what resources they can together to make sure their children have what they need to be successful. But at my daughter's sixth grade open house, I realized how important it is to be involved in our children's lives. Instead of just handing us schedules and showing us what rooms our babies would be going to, those teachers took the time to explain exactly what would be required in each subject area.
As a parent, I was very impressed. I was also ashamed of how easily I would have accepted the schedules and push out the door if this is what we had been offered. I could think of so many excuses for not really wanting to invest the time needed to find out about our children's education. One major reason we can all agree stops us from being more involved is WE'RE JUST PLAIN TIRED. And so we allow things to fall through the cracks like what our kids may or may not be wearing to school, homework, or behavior patterns they may be picking up.
Maybe that's why my heart jumped for joy when I heard how dedicated the administration at my kids' middle school are to make sure failure is not an option this year. They have put plans in place to help students be successful whether they want to be or not. When a student fails or misses a test, that student will simply miss out on his or her free time in order to make it up. This plan is really exciting because it takes the responsibility of finding time to catch up on their own away from the students. And that's where our Heavenly Father comes in.
Aren't you glad you serve a God Who has already put a PLAN of salvation in place for you that makes failure impossible? The blood of Jesus was shed, making it impossible for the enemy to stop you from walking in every single promise that was provided for you. If you happen to fall, you have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Himself, Who walked in our shoes and was tempted as we are, yet without sin. Yes, we're in a war, but you can relax in the knowledge that the battle's already been won. Are you a believer today? Then yes, even for you, failure is not an option.
Prayer: Father, nothing I could ever have done would be able to bring me the redemption You provided. My steps are ordered because of You, and the enemy is under my feet. May I always walk with my head high and make You proud forever. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
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