Wow! That was amazing. There is certainly no room left for self when one puts all those statements together!
Thank you for sharing this Christina!
Love you!
That is an excellent observation Diane! I agree — there is simply no room for self in light of the GREAT I AM! Thanks you for taking the time to watch — and, I wish you and your family a beautiful Christmas! Love and blessings!
Teresasays
That was fantastic! Merry Christmas everyone, you have all blessed me so much this past year with your friendship. Love to you all!
Thank you for taking the time to watch it, Teresa! Wishing you a blessed Christmas. This year, I am thankful for so many things, among them, the blessing of your friendship! Much love!
wajid Gillsays
Php 4:4 Rejoice in the Lord alway: and again I say, Rejoice.
Yea, I will help thee. (Isaiah 41:10)
Yesterday’s promise secured us strength for what we have to do, but this guarantees us aid in cases where we cannot act alone. The Lord says, “I will help thee.” Strength within is supplemented by help without. God can raise us up allies in our warfare if so it seems good in His sight; and even if He does not send us human assistance, He Himself will be at our side, and this is better still. “Our August Ally” is better than legions of mortal helpers.
His help is timely: He is a very present help in time of trouble. His help is very wise: He knows how to give each man help meet and fit for him. His help is most effectual, though vain is the help of man. His help is more than help, for He bears all the burden and supplies all the need. “The Lord is my helper, I will not fear what man can do unto me.”
Because He has already been our help, we feel confidence in Him for the present and the future. Our prayer is, “Lord, by thou my helper”; our experience is, “The Spirit also helpeth our infirmities”; our expectation is, “I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, whence cometh my help”; and our song soon will be, “Thou, Lord, hast holden me.”
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Our Sovereign King…
This is a powerful reminder of how great is our God! HT: Christina Langella Share and Enjoy:……
God was, God Is and will always be my King of King and Lord of Lord, all hail King Jesus. He is the reason for the season.
Merry Christmas & God Bless you all,
Elba
Allelujia!
All hail King Jesus!
And a blessed Christmas to you, too sister Elba!
Wow! That was amazing. There is certainly no room left for self when one puts all those statements together!
Thank you for sharing this Christina!
Love you!
That is an excellent observation Diane! I agree — there is simply no room for self in light of the GREAT I AM! Thanks you for taking the time to watch — and, I wish you and your family a beautiful Christmas! Love and blessings!
That was fantastic! Merry Christmas everyone, you have all blessed me so much this past year with your friendship. Love to you all!
Thank you for taking the time to watch it, Teresa! Wishing you a blessed Christmas. This year, I am thankful for so many things, among them, the blessing of your friendship! Much love!
Php 4:4 Rejoice in the Lord alway: and again I say, Rejoice.
Yea, I will help thee. (Isaiah 41:10)
Yesterday’s promise secured us strength for what we have to do, but this guarantees us aid in cases where we cannot act alone. The Lord says, “I will help thee.” Strength within is supplemented by help without. God can raise us up allies in our warfare if so it seems good in His sight; and even if He does not send us human assistance, He Himself will be at our side, and this is better still. “Our August Ally” is better than legions of mortal helpers.
His help is timely: He is a very present help in time of trouble. His help is very wise: He knows how to give each man help meet and fit for him. His help is most effectual, though vain is the help of man. His help is more than help, for He bears all the burden and supplies all the need. “The Lord is my helper, I will not fear what man can do unto me.”
Because He has already been our help, we feel confidence in Him for the present and the future. Our prayer is, “Lord, by thou my helper”; our experience is, “The Spirit also helpeth our infirmities”; our expectation is, “I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, whence cometh my help”; and our song soon will be, “Thou, Lord, hast holden me.”