Lord, today I pray to You the Great Healer. Father there is so much brokenness in the world. Sickness of body and mind. Lord I pray that your healing hand would be on those who are in desperate need of the Creator's power. Lord you know our bodies and our minds. You made them so intricately and you know each one of us by every single hair and teeny capillary. Father, I pray that your Spirit would breath life into those broken people. Lord you are the given and sustainer of life. Sustain us today. Father for those in need of a miracle, I lift them up to you. Lord, specifically for Mom, I pray that your Healing Spirit would dwell in her and begin to fix the physical brokenness. Remove the cancer. Father your will be done in the lives of those who walk with you and may those of us watching be given the Kingdom eyes to see it. Blessings to those who are weak. Blessings to those who are sick. Blessings to those who are in pain. Blessings to those who thirst for You. And lastly Father, may those who are experiencing moments of inexplicable joy, may they be able to fully embrace those times and relish in the happiness. Father you are the author and perfecter of our faith and our lives. To you be the glory both now and forevermore. Amen.
Joshua 4:6 to serve as a sign among you. In the future, when your children ask you, 'What do these stones mean?' I realize this is a very fragmented verse, but go with it. This got me to thinking. What are the stones in my life that serve as signs of God's work in my life? I am not a big fan of material items because I don't really care about stuff. It's just that, stuff. So, I've had to think a little harder about this. The obvious sign of God's current work is the tennis bracelet I wear in memory of Mom. Other obvious signs that might include my Bible, Dalton's grandmother's wedding ring, and my wedding ring. However, if I think of the things in my life that are the most evident of God's work, it would be the stories of the different journeys God and I have been on together. The story of how I got my current job and the multitude of "God things" that surrounded that moment. The story of a college friend telling me, "...
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