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  Dion Todd When you really believe God is in complete control it takes all the pressure off. That's a very freeing way to live. :D

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  Sylvia Todd Dion is doing a security update on the website, so it may go up and down a little. Sorry for the inconvenience (F)!

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  Ruth Martin I've been very lost for the last few months. . .medical problems both physical and mental, spiritual rut because I can't seem to accept that He loves me no matter what, also because my past failures have been brought up by various people and the pain is so strong still.

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  Carol Pady 1 John 4:7-12 New International Version (NIV) God’s Love and Ours 7 Dear friends, let us love one another, for love comes from God. Everyone who loves has been born of God and knows God. 8 Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love. 9 This is how God showed his love among us: He sent his one and only Son into the world that we might live through him. 10 This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins. 11 Dear friends, since God so loved us, we also ought to love one another. 12 No one has ever seen God; but if we love one another, God lives in us and his love is made complete in us.

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  Donald Woodard

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  Marie Hall Can I ask you all for prayers today I am so ready to give up I don't know what to do I have been praying about my situation since August 1,2014. Things has not changed and I have prayed and prayed for the Lord to show me give me understanding what I should do. I mean I have even thought of just ending it once and for all but I don't want to go to hell but I don't know what to do

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  Denise Delgado-Brown Thank you for all you do. Your devotional is such a blessing to me! May God bless you and Sylvia in the coming year Pastor Dion.

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  Lissy Verghese The True Story of Thanksgiving

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  Rod Fortner John 11:25;  “… I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in Me, though he may die, yet shall he live.”

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  Linda Martin Be a representative of God's child in words, actions, thoughts and deeds.

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  Patti Grove Thank you for this message. Happy Christmas every one

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  Thilleshni Govender Today is my birthday

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  George Chibamu

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  Christian Iyoha Kiss It Goodbye In the Scripture, a lady named Naomi and her family had left Bethlehem because of a famine and moved to Moab. Life was good, but then her husband unexpectedly died. She never dreamed she would be a widow. Ten years later, both of her married sons died. She was so heartbroken that she decided to move back to Bethlehem. She told her daughters-in-law, Ruth and Orpah, to go back to their homes and start new lives. Ruth refused to leave Naomi, but Orpah took her advice and went home. After all Naomi had been through, she could have thought, "Orpah, how can you leave me at my lowest moment? How am I going to make it at my age?" She could have felt betrayed and angry, but that would have kept her from the new things God had in store. Instead the Scripture says she "kissed Orpah goodbye" (Ruth 1:9). Orpah represented the hurts, the disappointments, the broken dreams, and the things Naomi didn't understand. She was saying by her actions, "Life hasn't been fair, but I know that what was meant for my harm, God can turn to my advantage," which is exactly what happened. She and Ruth moved back to Bethlehem where Ruth married a wealthy man named Boaz. They had a baby whom Naomi took care of as though it were her own son. After all the hurt and loss, Naomi said, "I never dreamed I would be this happy and fulfilled." Her latter days were better than her former days. This would have never happened if she had not kissed Orpah goodbye. When life doesn't turn out the way you thought, remind yourself that God is still in control. If you're going to reach your destiny, you have to learn to kiss negative things goodbye. People may walk away. Life may not turn out the way you had planned. It's tempting to get bitter, hold a grudge, lose your passion. You have to kiss the bitterness goodbye, kiss the person that left you goodbye, kiss the dream that didn't work out goodbye. Sometimes God closes the door. He'll move people out of your life. There are people and opportunities that were assigned to your past that are not assigned to your future. They were right for a season, but that season may come to an end. The key is how you handle the closed door, how you handle the disappointment, how you handle the person who did you wrong. You can't embrace the new things God has in store as long as you're holding on to the old. Accept it as God's plan, kiss it goodbye, and move on. God knows how to bring you out better than you were before

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  Arthur Natae Lee Everyone have blessed safe holiday and blessing's . Thanks sister Sylvia for all the diligence you add to this site. You and pastor sacrifice so much ask for nothing amen !!!

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