“When for the glory of our Savior”, is the tender-hearted prayer before

any intent, word, or action, this is what gives the adoring, thankful and

passionate Christ-follower innumerable and triumphant strength and joy.

The most exciting, hope-filled

prayers are the ones that can

only be accomplished through

the mighty hand of our Triune God.

May we all live in anticipatory hope

of the mountain moving strength

of our precious and beloved Savior,

Jesus Christ, our risen and reigning Lord.

Our Savior who fills the sky

with unmitigated divine and

Holy hues truly is the anticipatory

Savior of all hope filled impossibilities.

So, so many are enamored with famous people.

Ah but instead, if we are to focus on the earthly

realm, may we give thanks and be grateful for

those rare Godly Saints who are consistently

righteous, kind, merciful, loving, just, courageous,

bold, tender, fair and authentically Christ-like.

May every wrong response be met with a

Christ-sourced, tender, grace-filled, kindness

saturated, Bible-centered, Spirit-generated courtesy.

Teach us to shelter under thy

majestic, Holy, divine, inerrant

life-giving imperial Word and wings.

The joy of the Lord is our strength.

Not fame, not praise, not affirmations,

not earthly acclaim, or the wind changing

opinions of dusty sin-filled, often times

jealous humanity. No the lavish, loving,

laudable, lasting joy of the Lord is our

strength, our tower, and our everlasting

definitive, Holy, divine source whose

living waters never, ever run dry.

One of the Christians’ highest joys is that God

sees us as He sees His most precious and beloved

Son. This very thought should bring all followers

of Jesus Christ to our knees in humble adoration.

This frees us from the opinions of sin-filled humanity.

God sees us as He sees His Son, Jesus Christ.

God sees us as He sees His Son, Jesus Christ.

God sees us as He sees His Son, Jesus Christ.

Reflect, rehearse, repeat and ceaselessly rejoice.

One reckless, demonically sourced word

can pierce a heart forever. Royals do we

pray over every word we speak or do we

just recklessly, hurriedly, impetuously,

abruptly, off-handedly, rashly, thoughtlessly,

speak and create unjustified verbal injuries and

attacks that wounds one another and the very

heart of our majestic Triune God? Do we?

And even betrayals

God knows about,

and gloriously uses

to strengthen our

most Holy faith.