Day 41

Grace Day



Romans 12:21

BY She Reads Truth

Use this day to pray, rest, and reflect on this week’s reading, giving thanks for the grace that is ours in Christ.

Do not be conquered by evil, but conquer evil with good.
—Romans 12:21

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34 thoughts on "Grace Day"

  1. Mari V says:

    @ Melanie. This is why I am so thankful for celebrate recovery and the 12 steps.
    “Surrender.” This is something my sponsor would always point me back to you whenever something would come up. It works!

  2. DOROTHY says:

    Dear SRT sisters I am asking for prayers for my sister, myself and my family, I just found out about 20 minutes ago that my niece died last night in a car accident in West Virginia. She was not only my niece but she was my roommate and like a daughter. With all this social distancing and all I don’t know when we will be able to have a service or anything else.

    1. Linda G says:

      This is a real blow for you Dorothy and I’m so sorry to hear. Praying for you.

    2. Mari V says:

      Oh Dorthy I’m so sorry. Praying now

    3. Jennifer Anapol says:

      I’m so sorry for your loss. I am praying for you and your family!

    4. Cara Pond says:

      I am so sorry for your loss Dorothy. I pray she knew Jesus. Our 28-year old daughter was murdered last August in WV and we’re still going through that grief and will be for the rest of our lives. She was a bystander in a neighbors quarrel. We’ve learned that grief is something we’ll get through, but never over. I pray for justice for you and your family.

  3. Ashley White says:

    So good

  4. DOROTHY says:

    So I was reading my email, and in my nursing email I get a daily briefing (yes from a reliable source) about what is happening worldwide with COVID-19. Well they made mention of Bill Withers, a singer, dieing (no not from COVID-19) and his songs “Ain’t No Sunshine.” “Lean On Me” and “Lovely Day” and how they speak to the season we are in right now. These are the words to “Lovely Day”
    When the day that lies ahead of me
    Seems impossible to face
    When someone else instead of me
    Always seems to know the way
    Then I look at you
    And the world’s alright with me
    Just one look at you
    And I know it’s gonna be
    A lovely day…

  5. Dorothy says:

    This “Stay At Home” order is hard. I know it’s for my own good and everyone else’s good but my son, who lives in the general area as I do, text me last evening and said how about we talk on the phone Sunday since we can’t meet for a meal. My sister and I can’t give each other a hug because she has some health problems that make her more vulnerable. I am a person that likes to get together with my friends on the weekends and have them over to my place to eat. Lord, help us all though this and make us stronger.

    1. Rebekah C says:

      The stay at home order is not a complete quarantine. Depending on your state, you can still get together with people one on one. You can still engage with technology to see people. You don’t have to be completely isolated and in most cases you can still go outside and enjoy creation.

      I encourage you to look at the orders again. Groups of less than ten means you can have an at home meal with your son.

  6. Mari V says:

    This verse reiterates what verse 19 says: Do not take revenge my dear friends, but leave room for God‘s wrath, for it is written: “It is mine to avenge; I will repay,” says the Lord. I’ve told my kids when someone does harm to us, leave it in God’s hands because it is best if He takes care of it instead of us. And as hard as it is, we need to pray for that person. Trust me i know it’s hard!

    1. Melanie Rastrelli says:

      Always the very best advice Mari V for our children as children or as grown ups,(or just for ourselves). God is in control of justice. It’s hard to remember and do this sometimes when you are so angry or hurt. But if you surrender these hurts to Him, you will feel more peaceful and secure knowing that He knows what’s best. Thank you Lord.

  7. Courtney Oke says:

    “Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.” Romans 12:12

    Dont you love when God points you to a verse that you so desperately needed to hear and reflect on. Happy Saturday ladies. Stay joyful, patient, and faithful ❤️

    1. Melinda Gray says:

      ❤️

    2. Jane K says:

      This is the verse God gave me in January when I was praying for a verse for the year! He knew I would desperately need it.

    3. Melanie Rastrelli says:

      Perfect verse for this year❤️

  8. Ashley G. says:

    Amen.

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