So, you need to talk with our God. Something requiring your urgent attention is going on in your life at this time. And, yes, you find yourself up against a rock and a hard spot. HELP, LORD JESUS!!

STOP IN THE NAME OF LOVE…BEFORE YOU BREAK YOUR HEART!

THAT “ALL ALONE FEELING” HAPPENS TO ALL OF US!

While searching through my historical files this week, I ran across a copy of a 2017 Christmas Letter I had sent to my international missionary financial supporters. In the letter I was explaining to them how the picture image of praying hands came into existence as a Christian identity symbol for praying. So, I thought my weekly blog readers might be interested in also learning about this information. If so…just keep reading.

So, my friends, take a second look at the praying hands picture and have a little talk with Jesus while down on bended knees, with eyes closed (partially) and continue reading.

To All My Family, Friends, Loved Ones And especially to my sisters in Christ   In the Tuesday Morning Bible StudyClass Have you ever wondered what do clasped hands pointing upward towards heaven have to do with God?  Well according to several references from Google search, it has to do with an acronym I have penned…R-O-S-S     Repentance-Obedience-Submission-Sincerity However, needless to say, we have a higher authority than Google…do we not? When the Patriarchs and holy men of the bible prayed unto the Lord, they often spread out their hands towards heaven.  And the wisest man in the Bible (Solomon) went a step further; he also knelt on his knees (1 Kings 9:54). So, at the close of this 2017 holiday season, let us posture ourselves in a position of repentance, obedience, submission and sincerity and call upon the Name of the Lord while doing so on bended knees. Broaden your prayer to include the widows, orphans, homeless, calamity dispossessed victims, jobless, sick and shut-ins, governments, the lost, backsliders, friends, and relatives and most of all…PEACE!                                       W  H  Y ? Because God so loved the world that He gave His only Begotten Son that who so everbelieved on Him should not parish but have everlasting life.  (John 3:16)                            Be blessed and enjoy a happy and prosperous New Year!   Sonja Fowler http://www.tgifmasterminds.com

Matthew 6:9–13 (The Lord’s Prayer): Jesus gives a direct template for how to pray, instructing believers to address God as “Our Father,” praise His holiness, ask for daily needs, seek forgiveness, and request guidance.
Matthew 6:5–8: Jesus teaches the attitude of prayer, advising people to be sincere and private rather than showing off for others.

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