~ To Be A Healer ~ To listen for one's heart, then meet them where they areby opening your heart to let the love of God shine through ...to follow God's leading in meeting one's true need.~ To Be A Wa
~ To Be A Healer ~
To listen for one's heart, then meet them where they are
by opening your heart to let the love of God shine through ...
to follow God's leading in meeting one's true need.
~ To Be A Warrior ~
For those overcome in spiritual battle,
to take their place on the battlefield as their intercessor.
~ To Be An Example ~
To not make judgement by what is seen or heard, neither by word or deed,
but by the Spirit of God, who looks upon the heart ... as the Spirit cannot lie.
~ To Be A Teacher ~
To be willing to be the person in the forefront, learning how to overcome Satan,
that one might be prepared to help others in time of need.
~ And, Many More ~
To be thankful is, in all the ways Jesus has loved us,
to multiply His seed.
John 15:12
This Thanksgiving Season, let us give Him true 'Thanks'.
© by Joyce C. Lock
http://my.homewithgod.com/blessingsandlessons/
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for non-profit ministering purposes.
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