A few summers ago, we returned to my hometown to live near family. Here we discovered a century-old cottage by the sea that needed restoration. The foundation of the house was sinking into the sand. No rebuilding could begin until the foundation was repaired. I crawled on hands and knees under the house through dirt and debris to witness places where posts and pillars would have to be replaced. Everything for the cottage—windows, doors, cabinets—could not be rebuilt until the foundation was restored. Only then could the core elements of the home be realigned to a new cornerstone.
When the Israelites returned to their hometown, the first thing they set in place was the altar of God. The altar would be their temporary location to honor and worship Him. But in order to complete the restoration of the house of God, they had to wait until the foundation was laid. They sent for the best materials, the finest cedars from Lebanon, to rebuild the crumbling foundation of the temple.
Their response when the foundation was finally complete: “All the people gave a great shout of praise to the LORD because the foundation of the LORD’s house had been laid” (Ezra 3:11).
In the background, others were weeping because they grieved the first house of the Lord (v.12).
At times we are caught between the two, between grieving how things used to be and fully rejoicing at the new thing that God is doing. When we feel torn between the two, we have the opportunity to realign ourselves with God’s Word to restore our crumbling foundation. The cornerstone of His truth is the foundation for the framework of our lives, our circumstances, and our emotions. God’s truth is our foundation in this unstable world. Here, because of the work of Jesus, we can make His presence our habitation and dwelling place (Deuteronomy 12:5).
Where in life is your sanctuary, your reminder that you are invited to meet with God, where we remember our foundation in Him? Where do we go to lay back down on the altar the things that keep us from worshiping Him alone? So many elements pull us away and distract us from worshiping God with our whole hearts. When we return to the altar of surrender, God fills us with the joy of His presence!
Hebrews 10:9–10 uncovers why we now have direct access to the presence of God: Jesus was the final sacrifice on the altar of the cross. He inhabits our hearts when we abide in His nearness. We can experience the fullness of joy in His presence in our favorite chair, in our living room, or on the front porch!
Through the timbers of the cross, our foundation is firmly established. May that truth fill us with overwhelming praise, so we can shout from the core of our being, “‘For he is good; his faithful love…endures forever’” (Ezra 3:11).
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Amazing how we are constantly reminded through Scripture to worship through the storm! New beginnings often come with joy, but also mourning. This are the perfect times to do as the apostle Paul said: “…but this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before,” Philippians 3:13 ❤️
Today I long for the times of my past when I could just keep my granddaughter and not think twice or when things seemed happier, my depression of what I am missing is so front and center
God is our portion. And our corner stone.
Amen
Such a blessed morning being reminded that God’s Word is our foundation— in a world that’s unstable; we can realign ourselves with the Truth. And be encouraged by the faithfulness, grace, & kindness of God. The Lord is good & His steadfast love endures forever!
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Amen and amen. Thank you for this centering devotional.
Wow, I’ve enjoyed today’s story and all of the comments. This is such a rich community to examine and enjoy God’s Word. Thanks!
This was my favorite part :)
AMEN!
It is such a good reminder that we need to work on the foundation first. God first before anything else.
Great reminders
The scripture about the elders weeping as they remembered the first foundation really touched me. It’s so easy to look back and think about how things used to be and not embrace what he is doing in the here and now. He did it once and he will do it again.
Amen!! So good!!
Needed this. I get so nostalgic for my childhood as I raise my kids in today’s world. Wishing they could know what I did, and I will reflect on this lesson when I get to thinking of those things
Vina, wow, thank you for your eye opening words. As I sit on my front porch, enjoying the beautiful weather, I am reminded how blessed I am that God meets me wherever I am. In uncertainty and unfamiliarity, I can be grounded wherever I am by trusting and surrendering to God.
“Through the timbers of the cross, our foundation is firmly established.” The cross is our soul’s foundation.
BARI GOLD – I’m so glad you are digging into God’s Word. Doing so in a community of believers is so stimulating. By being here in this community of She’s is a great way to get deep meaning from Scripture. We have a lot of ladies here who truly study their Bibles and share comments that really make me think and dig deeper. God bless you on your journey, and comment what’s on your heart. Ask questions, share your thoughts, share prayer requests. I’ve found this to be a safe place. I’m sure you will too.
SHANNA MORGAN – your prayer, “And, Dearest Jesus, please let it be done in community- not isolation. Whether I am mourning and laying it down at your feet or celebrating joyously of the beautiful foundation, please let it be done with Your people around me. Amen”. Wow! That hits me right where I am living – in isolation. I’m so thankful for this community of ladies where can share our lives – the good, bad and ugly – AND discuss God’s Word – is making a tremendous difference for me. But I’m longing for an in-person community where I can mourn with and celebrate with, Gods people. Please God, open my eyes and my heart and lead me to the church where YOU want me to share life with Your people. Amen
TINA – What a beautiful illustration of the importance of foundation. Thank you for sharing!
This reading, and the devotion, spoke deeply to me. As I read of the older people weeping because they remembered the beauty of the former temple, combining with the shouts of joy from the people who were celebrating the building of the new, I felt God speaking directly to me. Several years ago, I had to retire early from my vocation of a chaplain due to health issues. I felt like such a failure. Years of education and preparation for what I had been called by God – how I felt He called me to serve Him – seemed wasted. I couldn’t see beyond the old to a new way to serve God. And I’m ashamed to say that I still haven’t stopped weeping over the old in order to find joy in the current. These words today spoke directly to my heart. I can keep mourning for the old; or I can find joy in the new way God wants me to serve Him. I’m thankful for the story of rebuilding the temple in Ezra. And I’m thankful for Vina’s words in her devotion. Help me, Lord, to leave the grief of what is behind and embrace what you are calling me to now.
What promises there were today in these passages. And the statement “when we return to the alter of surrender, God fills us with the joy of His presence.” Was such a good reminder to me today.
Yesyesyes. That focal shift from grief for what was—and is no more—and REJOICING in God’s new NOW, and all we can trust he has in store.
Beautiful post, Vina. Thank you.
Leaving the old behind and embracing the new can be a challenge but God walks with us to help that transition.
There are certain worship songs that stick with me during periods of my life, and during the time my husband and I were engaged and then newly married it was “Build my life” which has the lines “I will build my life upon your love, it is a firm foundation.” As my husband and I were building a new life together, I tried to always remember that God is the foundation for everything, including our family. I picture is like the framing of the house, that we’re part of the building but we’re only as strong as our foundation. Do I always remember that is true? No, there are still times that I try to do things on my own or focus on my plans for our family instead of God’s. But I’m reminded of it whenever I hear that song.
There are so many distractions. Father forgive me for allowing the distractions to get in the way of praising and worshiping you with all my hearts.
Danielle B- I’ve been in this season recently as well. It can be so tough praying for you
Well I realized tonight that I have missed most of the comments and commentary because the SRT App only has a very few. I jumped over to the website to check and sure enough much conversation. Thanks for the comments because many see things I might not consider. ♥️
@Bari Gold – I use the notes section to jot things that come to mind as I’m reading, or to write down some of the remarks made by the Shes here in the comments. Sometimes I write some of the devotions that struck me. And sometimes “I got nothin” LOL It’s just there to use as you desire. I love hearing of a Christian Jew as I have several Jewish friends and no idea how to explain to them that their Messiah came!
I love what Vina wrote “through the Timbers of the cross, our foundation is firmly in established “
I went over to read the Enduring Word commentary on Hebrews since that was one of our readings. The part about Jesus’s sacrifice is explained well and may bring you to tears. (Definitely read the commentary online) Then, I read a bit further down on the notes that start at verse 11. This is so encouraging for anyone beating themselves up today. Because of Him, we are free from guilt! He is definitely a most wonderful Savior!
Here is the note: He has perfected forever those who are being sanctified: This makes it plain that the work of Jesus is effective only for those who are being sanctified. The work of Jesus is capable of saving every human being, but it is only effective in saving those who are being sanctified (set apart to God).
i. “What a glorious word! Those for whom Christ has died were perfected by his death. It does not mean that he made them perfect in characters so that they are no longer sinners, but that he made those for whom he died perfectly free from the guilt of sin. When Christ took their sins upon himself, sin remained no longer upon them, for it could not be in two places at one and the same time.” (Spurgeon)
Having trouble with notes what do I write. Also trying to understand. I am a Christian jew saved 2015 but digging in the these studies now.
Hello she’s,
What stood out to me today was the sound of joy could NOT be distinguished from the sound of weeping among the people, because the noises were so loud that they could be heard from far away. What a scene. How come? This fact really touched me and I was questioning if there was a difference. When we are overjoyed, we cry, tears at weddings, graduations, or when we are extremely saddened, grieved, we also cry. The mix of emotions presented here, though they seem to be on opposite ends of the spectrum, they are very closely related. I think about emotions today. While God creates us with them, we are to manage them… “In your anger do not sin”, “Do not be anxious about anything…but by prayers and petitions…” “human anger does not produce godly righteousness…” “self-control is a fruit of the spirit”. Bad emotions used to be my downfall. But no more! Praise be to the Most High! May we have the grace to not dwell in bad emotions, recognize the emotion pit to flip the switch through prayers, and to abide in/cling to/adhere to/ be glued FIRMLY to joy- where the presence of God is (thank you SEARCHING for the cling word research ❤️).
@MICHELLE PATIRE: ❤️
@CEE GEE:❤️
@ALLIE M: prayers for grace, courage in switching your major. Rooting for your success.
@INDIANA ELAINE: prayers for strength and excitement to replace sadness/past longings as you start a new chapter/ new wineskin to open a new church in January. May God bring strong alliance, support, encouragement, finance to help you and your family in the ministry.
@SARAH D: have not seen you around. Prayers for your job as a teacher in a new environment. Hope all is well.
@HEIDI: prayers for sweet Kin, her joy and blessed gift of friendships.
@TRACI GENDRON: I also love Home depot.
@RHONDA J: I heard a minister said this, “women, you are chosen by God, your kids can’t escape”. Thankful for your mom’s prayers that secure you now. And many prayerful mothers/grandmothers, like the mother of the once prodigal son Hudson Taylor. Prayers for strength as you say goodbye on Sunday night ❤️.
@LINDA NC: prayers for a smooth move and its logistics/packing/unpacking, etc.
@TINA: loved the imagery of foundation in makeup. It is so true! I also grab foundation first for my makeup routine. Or under eye concealer for that matter :))
@HL: went back to see your comment. Hope your job interview went well today. Grace and wisdom for words with people, and higher elevation by God for your career!
@CINDY HANNA: prayers for a successful bathroom remodel, and minimal of stress during. Hoping to get mine done next year (by my diy husband).
Be blessed dear sisters ❤️.
I love that I can meet with God anywhere I am, because his spirit resides inside of me. It doesn’t always feel like he is there, but I know that he is. I pray that he would continue to work on the foundation of my life, so that it would be strong in him.
Amen
“At times we are caught between the two, between grieving how things used to be and fully rejoicing at the new thing that God is doing. When we feel torn between the two, we have the opportunity to realign ourselves with God’s Word to restore our crumbling foundation.”
So true!! Our church closed the end of August because of an aging congregation and no young families. We did not want to die as a church so chose to plant a new church in our building under a new denomination. We grieve four generations of what was, but are looking forward to a new beginning. The Lord willing, We plan to open the new church in January. The song, “The Building” by Emily Roberts has caused many tears.
MERCY ❤
SEARCHING ❤
LYNNE FROM AL – PTL!!! So glad to hear all went well for Gaynell!
This reading is so rich and there is much to ponder! So glad we serve a God who never gives up on His people. I really want to do some digging!
This just reaffirms that God is the firmest foundation on which to build my life!
Good morning, sweet She’s!
I’m praying for each of you and your needs!
DANIELLE, ALLIE M, HL, ALEIDA (and Victor)—Each of you are being lifted up by name with your specific requests. ❤️
CEE GEE—Thank you for your prayers and for asking about Gaynell! They removed two melanomas and were able to get all of them in both spots. Praise the Lord!
MICHELLE PATIRE—Thank you for your prayers and encouragement! ❤️
Have a blessed day! Cling to our Firm Foundation!
The subscription book has some extra content that I often find helpful or thought provoking. Yesterday day I was reading the Exiles and Returns extra (pg. 24) and saw that only the people of Judah returned from exile. The Northern Tribes of Israel, after being exiled to Assyria, never returned home. That made me sad.
We are right in the middle of a bathroom remodel. We took the room apart down to the studs to make sure that every bit of rot and decay was exposed and replaced. Foundations are important! So is the rebuilding. We are making sure to use products that will repel water in all the appropriate areas and taking it one step further by laying an additional water repellent membrane to support the integrity of the products we are using. Lots of layers to building. It is slow going. We know that each of us are living temples for Jesus but we also know that God is building and growing us up bit by bit to reflect His glory. May the removing of weak or rotten areas in my life be made new and reinforced by His steadfast love. Happy Wednesday She’s!
Good morning!
I too think of the song “Firm Foundation” the cornerstone that our faith is built on! I am so fortunate that my parents raised us in church and making Jesus Christ our firm foundation. Though we strayed away, my mom always said that scripture states that we will come back. I am trusting in that for our prodigal children, just as I was. My faith is stronger and more solid than ever. And thank goodness, in a world and time where things as we know it are turned upside down. I know I can stand firm. I know the word, it is written on my heart, the Holy Spirit lives in me!! Praise God, that we can worship Him anywhere, anytime!
We cry and rejoice, mixed emotions combined. The old times, and new. It is hard to let go and move forward, yet time does, and we must as well. We must keep our focus on the One who holds all things. He is our strength for today, thank goodness I can rely on that promise. I miss my mom so much, yet I know she is in our Savior’s presence, how can I not be joyful knowing that? And this time being with my son again daily, it will be a hard day on Sunday night when he leaves to go back to his home, and we leave to head back home. I do get to look forward to seeing my dad, so that will be the joy among the sadness.
Prayers for each of you!
Wow, Today’s devotional is so powerful. The truth that if the foundation is off, everything is off and can’t be properly rebuilt speaks to much to me. I’ve been a disciplined-devotions-every morning-person for years. And I mean years, like over 30. But that doesn’t mean I’m always mindful of what I’m doing, what I’m reading, or even what I’m praying. But today really spoke to me about being sure the foundation is truly in place, that my time with God is truly WITH HIM, not just going thru the motions and checking it off my list for the day. My RELATIONSHIP with Him is so much more important than my DUTY to the cause. I, too, am starting a new health reformation. My sister-in-law and I have committed to being accountability partners for each other. But this devotional really spoke to me about being sure my foundation in GOD is surely set so that the other parts of rebuilding can actually be firm and successful.
Tina, I love your word picture. Some of my grands, & indeed many people, young & old, give much attention to the foundation on their face, yet little or no attention to the most important foundation of their lives—Jesus Christ. I do hope that my love & faith walk would speak to them when words would be taken as criticism.
Tina, I liked your, “make each day a little more beautiful for others because You live in me.” A simple beautiful prayer!
I love building houses. Remodels. I can walk into Home Depot and just smell the wood. It makes me happy. The foundation is so important. Even in decor. You need to start with the basics (foundations) and build from there.
I pray for God’s foundation to be strong in my life. To build on it. To go to Him when I make decisions. To pray that He is my lead.
5 But you shall seek the place that the Lord your God will choose out of all your tribes to put his name and make his habitation there. There you shall go, – Deuteronomy 12:5. Ugh what a reminder! I have fought against what God has planned for my life many times. It has been hard to have faith but I’m finally feeling at peace with things. This is a great reminder for me to just be with the Lord. I feel like if I don’t pray right or enough times in the day then God won’t listen to me but that is untrue. I pray for all of you ladies today!
10 And by that will we have been sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all. – Hebrews 10:10
Jesus is the cornerstone for our foundation in God. Once for all just leapt out to me! He was the sacrifice for our sins once for all. We don’t have to keep bringing sacrifices but we can live in freedom sanctified by Christ! Instead of looking back, we need to keep looking forward
On the front porch, with coffee in hand, Bible, highlighters, has been my favorite place all summer long and ENJOY my time with Jesus. I have to admit, I feel sadness as I watch the season change from early daylight now to sitting in the dark. But even then, God is good! THIS morning, was the first time I did not sit out on the front porch, sat up in the back room with the sliding glass door WIDE open to feel the cool air.
I love that we can sit anywhere and approach the throne. Because of the cross, we have access from any place. Maybe someday for me it will be at the beach. Happy Wednesday sweet She’s.
Today what stood out to me today is Vina stating about being torn between grieving the past and fully rejoicing for what is to come. This summer I’ve been in a season of hurt and grief over disappearing friendships. I had/am clinging to what they had been, but God has been showing me and providing new friends of likeminded faith. I need to remember to realign myself to God’s word to restore any damage done to my foundation. These older friends don’t have the same foundation.
@alllie m praying you sense God’s peace as you make this change. During the Psalms devotional there was a reading about decisions. They commented seek God and keep moving forward. He will direct your steps.
That verse stuck out to me too!! It was encouraging to me that it doesn’t say…. They had no fear. It says … Even though they feared those around them, they still acted, they still sacrificed to their God. Even though they feared possible outcomes they moved forward. Wow!
Today’s devotional so confirming for my life. I e been on a health journey knowing it’s linked to moving back into serving God through musical worship. As I read today’s study I realized that in the process of the physical rebuild, there was a return to worship!!! And yes- letting go of the old/familiar to embrace the NEW! Thank you Jesus!!
@HL- praying for the Holy Spirit to guide you in your interview today. He will give you the words you should say. I pray you have confidence to be who He created you to be and trust Him to lead you. If it is His will, the door will open!
@Allie M- God be with you and help you be confident that no matter the path you choose, all things work together for good for those who love God and are called according to His purpose (Romans 8:28). “A person’s heart plans his way, but the LORD determines his steps. (Proverbs 16:9)” God will determine your steps. I pray you let go of the stress of “figuring it out” and trust God is leading you by His will and grace. He will help you make decisions. He will guide you as you trust in Him. I pray you have the confidence to be yourself and choose the things you feel called towards. May He redirect you in things that might not benefit you in His purpose. His will be done. May He put people in your path to help guide and speak life into what it is that He has called you to do in this season. In Jesus’s name, amen!
@Rhonda J- thank you for your kind words! There are many beautiful ladies here with that gift. I think of Mercy & Searching, who always faithfully list out prayer requests. It is something God gives us great passion to do and delight in! Just as He has called you to do things specifically to His purpose for you!! We all are different parts of the same body. :)
@Searching – thank you for added emphasis to the word “CLING” today. I am meditating on it.
Susan, I really liked your comment about allowing God to lead us through our fears. I have anxiety and OCD and that really stood out to me. Sisters, I am asking for prayers. I have decided to change my career plan (from an allied health care field- the curriculum in the degree I was studying was very anxiety-inducing and worsening my OCD), and I left my graduate program yesterday to pursue a different degree in engineering. I am hoping that everything works out and I am able to pursue this new degree, but things are up in the air right now and I feel very lost. I am trying to cling to God and I am struggling to feel His guidance and know if I made the right decision. Please pray for wisdom and discernment and peace for me, if you would! Thank you all so much. Praying for you all.
Ezra is such a rich Scripture. Thank you God for never leaving me and bringing me back to Your Word. Happy Wednesday!
Thank you Father! Jesus our firm foundation. Amen.
I often find myself looking back on things of the past, but this is such a good reminder to focus on what God is doing for me here in the present and what He has for me in the future!
And I praise Him for the work He has done through Jesus, that we have access to God at any time. He is always here with us, we need only to abide in Christ to experience His nearness.
Great devo, everything starts with a foundation. That word, or a variation – pretty sure it comes up more often than I notice … foundation our country was built on, founding fathers, foundational truths.
In conjunction with Hebrews 10:1-10, John 1:29 – The next day John saw Jesus coming toward him, and said, “Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world! NKJV
TINA ❤️ so good! Thankful we have one foundation that is perfect for everyone, no need to keep looking once we found our Savior! And application of the Word – great comment, sister!
MICHELLE PATIRE and others that mentioned CLING. One definition I found – “to adhere as if glued firmly” (Merriam-Webster). That right there is how we need to hold onto Father God Christ our Savior.
KELLY (NEO) Shannon’s mom had the procedure last week, and is starting to feel better.
KRISTINE LOUGHMAN ❤️
HL – praying for today’s job interview, for wisdom and discernment in whether this job is truly a good fit and where the Lord wants you. Regarding reason for leaving previous job, can you truthfully make it generic … realized there was a widening gap between your and their philosophies or long term goals or that your interests had shifted or realized you wanted a position with more growth potential or whatever would be true … and avoid any direct comment about the former employer?
MERCY – great points yesterday ❤️
COLLEEN DEVEAU – so true, going back never looks the same
CEE GEE – loved yesterday’s comment – thriving, not just surviving ❤️
ALEIDA – praying for wisdom and discernment regarding house issues. Praying for peace in your decision of whether to continue looking. Praying for Victor as well.
CAITLIN – praying for your husband’s business venture
This was amazing! Thank you! The verse that stood out to me is Ezra 3:3, “Despite their fear of the peoples around them….”
They did it anyway! In fear they moved forward with what they knew God was asking them to do. How many times have I allowed my fear, doubt, anxiety, to get the better of me and keep me from moving forward, keep me from taking that next step to where God is leading?
May I do it anyway, despite my fear. May I allow God to lead and may I choose to follow in fear knowing He is with me.
Today’s devo reminds me of that song Firm Foundation. It talks about Christ being our firm foundation. The chorus asks the question of why would he fail now and goes on to say He won’t, He won’t, He won’t fail, He won’t fail, He won’t. When I sing this song I get the feeling of being so secure with Christ as my firm foundation. I’m so grateful for His grace today!
So thankful for these reminders that God’s Truth is our foundation in an unstable world. I loved the quote: “When we return to the altar of surrender, God fills us with the joy of His presence.” May I live in a posture of surrender to His will over my own, for Jesus is my firm foundation.
Praying everyone has a blessed Wednesday <3
Today’s reading touched me today, when there were both great shouts of joy and great cries of grief when the new foundation was laid. (Can’t you just hear the elder people looking at the foundation with a lament of “back in my day…” and the young ones rolling their eyes?) This world is beautiful and brutal at the same time (brutiful-I’ve heard it called). It reminds me of Covid lockdown times, when I both longed for things to go back to normal, and could appreciate the fact that never again would I spend so much close knit time with my family.
TINA- I so relate to your comment. I have a 13 year old daughter who begs for weekly trips to the store to buy whatever new beauty product she saw advertised. How interesting that the base layer of make up is called foundation…
KELLY (NEO) – I also wonder about all those building supplies! Those cedars of Lebanon come up so often, I want to see these trees!
This stood out to me “the people gathered as one in Jerusalem.” They were united in purpose and immediately began worshipping as God commanded in the Law. Something they had not done in 70 years.
Also noticed that it was “In the second month of the second year after they arrived at God’s house in Jerusalem, . . . [they] began to build.” I wonder if it took that long to get the building materials (supply chain issues? lol).
LINDA NC – 21 homes! I’m getting ready to move into my 17th (14 of them before getting married at 23).
TINA – fantastic ❤️
CAITLIN – prayers for a peace-filled transition for Michael and you.
HL – praying that your interview goes well today.
ERB – are you okay?
@TINA, thank you for sharing this illustration. Amen.
Hallelujah! We have so much to praise the LORD for in today’s reading, especially the direct access we have to the LORD through Jesus Christ, the final sacrifice, laid out in Hebrews 10:1-10.
I thought of my 14 year old granddaughter whose whole life right now, evolves around make-up.. She has a drawer assigned to the stuff. All sorts of shades of blusher, all types of mascara, oh my goodness, a special top drawer that holds, and I kid you not, over 64 pairs of eye lashes!!!!! And the foundation section of the drawer, you could paint a masterpiece with the different shades!!
She clearly is finding out what works, and looks best for her! But by golly, after all the preparation, in terms of cleansing, toner and whatever else, the application of the foundation is key to what will happen next. She will not put blusher on without foundation. She will not enhance her eyes without foundation. She will not apply lipstick without foundation. The basis for the reinvention of her beautiful face, whether it be to sit at home, or hang out at the park with friends, is the application of the foundation, the base in which ‘the look’ of the day stands…
It is a wonder to watch the transformation, an absolute wonder… That on that firm foundation, everything else is applied to change my beautiful granddaughters look…
Lord, I pray that ‘my look’ each day, would be based on the application of your Word in me. and that I would hold fast to the foundation of what I know to be true in you and of you, Lord God.. To make each day a little more beautiful for others because You live in me, and I have your Word as a lamp to guide me, and a light for my path..I carry your Word in me..❤
May I, ‘through the timbers of the cross, know my foundation is firmly established’.(Thank you Gina Mogg) and remember each day, that You, Lord God are good, faithful and true, and that Your love for me\is endures forever.. No messing!❤
AMEN..
Happy Wednesday my people! Blessings and prayers to and for you all..❤
Wow! This was incredible! Thank you Vina