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We won!

 

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We won!

Inauguration Day 2021.

Take a deep breath. Breathe a prayer. Dig Deep. And rejoice!

No matter what your political perspective, no matter how you voted last November, no matter what your personal desires, concerns, global and national dreams .....

If you are God's child, if you trust in Him, if you sincerely prayed for His will to be done....

It was! Rejoice. You got your way! God's will was done. And will continue to be.

His Holy Word states that "He changes times and seasons; he removes kings and sets up kings; he gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to those who have understanding."  Daniel 2:21

We do not know what is happening "behind the scenes", but we trust in the one who does. The one who is actually orchestrating all things. For His purposes and ultimately for His glory.

So as a new era dawns, a new chapter opens, let us fortify and walk into it. 

Knowing He walks with us. Let us be his hands and feet. His mouthpiece.

As the world grows darker, the light of His love can shine brighter.

Let's encourage one another. Let us pray. Let us pray, (and again...let us pray)! Let us look for the good. Let us be willing to call out the concerning (with grace and peace). Let us be willing to learn, willing to be stretched, willing to grow. Let us learn more empathy. Let us not be deceived. Let us rejoice!

I would encourage you to take a listen to this short and encouraging video clip of Billy Graham (search "Billy Graham God is still on the throne")

Thank you Jesus for Victory in you!



                               


   

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