GOOD YOM REVI’I TO ALL! 🙂
Today’s podcast identifies Yahweh as our Rescuer, and I am SO grateful He is!
Our series, DAY BY DAY, continues, highlighting the next portion of Matthew 6, verse 13. God bless you.
God Our Rescuer
Stay Away From the Door
HAPPY TUESDAY, everyone! 🙂
Today’s podcast is filled with Wisdom from Almighty God regarding temptation.
As our series, titled, DAY BY DAY continues its second week, tune in to hear how to go about doing the best and most powerful thing you can to align yourself with Matthew 6, verse 13 of our featured scripture passage. God bless!
Where We Are So Far…
Good Yom Shishi to all of you! We’re having a great time with our 2-week podcast series, DAY BY DAY.
One delightful week has passed already, so my best friend “Blessed” and I are talking about it and praying all of its benefits into/over you in the double portion before going into next week.
The series is taken from the King James Version of the Holy Bible, the book of Matthew, chapter 6, verses 9-13. Join us as we discuss all the week’s blessings and pray for you in Yeshua’s Mighty Name!
HAVE A TERRIFIC WEEKEND, Y’ALL. 🙂
Who is Your Source?
GOOD YOM CHAMISHI (Day Five) to everyone! 🙂
Our 2-week series, DAY BY DAY, continues based on Matthew 6:9-13, and today’s portion of that passage is plain and simple: Give us this day our daily bread.
Yeshua is God of the practical as well as the supernatural, miraculous parts of Christian life. Do you rely on Him for everything? You certainly can… and you should.
Please join me for intercession and testimony regarding the Lord’s marvelous provision on behalf of His children. He is alive and well and waiting for you! God bless.
Who is in Charge of Your Life?
Good Yom Revi’i (Day Four) to you! 🙂
I’m having SUCH a great time with this new, 2-week podcast series, titled, DAY BY DAY; I pray you all are enjoying it, too.
Today’s “season” asks another thought-provoking question that will give children of God pause (as it should).
The series is based on Matthew 6:9-13, otherwise known as the “Our Father” or “the Lord’s” prayer.
