Every 4th of July this family places these flags along the side of the road near their home. Beautiful!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Well, I must say this video tribute to Jackie and Shadows fledglings just touched my heart. Perhaps it was the song, but I guess I'm a little sappy that way. I am just amazed by these beautiful creatures soaring in the sky.

I think of Isaiah 40:31 "...But they who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles;, they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint."
The Lord couldn't have picked a better symbol that represents our walk in faith with Him. I love how Sunny and Gizmo just float effortlessly and let the wind carry them. Thank you Lord for teaching us how to leap out in faith, trusting You in every endeavor, and carrying us through out our journeys. Thank you for your faithfulness as we renew our strength every day. Amen!

“So let’s not get tired of doing what is good. At just the right time we will reap a harvest of blessing if we don’t give up.”
Galatians 6:9

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How amazing is this dog! He follows his master’s instructions well.

[Clarification: Our daughter is safe and well. My post reflects on the contrast between her recent baptism and the current flooding. Not a personal loss, but a reflection on grief, faith, and hope in the midst of tragedy.]

A few weeks ago, I stood in the river holding my daughter close.

I had planned to be calm, composed, and maybe even a little stoic. But the second I opened my mouth, I almost lost it. A moment from tears, snot and a full-blown ugly cry. I could barely speak the words.

And somehow, that made it even more holy.

In front of family and friends, I baptized her in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. She came up smiling and soaked in God's grace. That moment will live with me forever.

Today, I stood at the river and nearly broke again.

The water that once cradled my daughter in peace is now ripping through our community flooding homes, uprooting lives, and leaving destruction in its wake. What once brought renewal now brings ruin.

But Scripture reminds us: water has always held a tension.

It was the flood that swept the earth.
And the river where Jesus was baptized.

It buried armies.
And parted for freedom.

It can drown.
And it can deliver.

Same water. Different purpose.
Same river. Different season.
Same God. Still faithful.

So even now, even here, I believe the waters will calm.
And when they do, we’ll show up for one another.
We’ll rebuild. We’ll restore.

Because I’ve seen what this river can do in a single moment of grace.
And I believe I’ve only just begun to see what God can do through it.

"When you pass through the waters, I will be with you...
and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you."
— Isaiah 43:2

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Thank you Lord! Keep praying for the rest of them.

🚨 WATCH: The Texas National Guard rescues a large group of young girls who were at camp near Kerrville

So grateful for these guys.

These heroes have saved an INCREDIBLE amount of lives these past few days 🙏🏻

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Testimony Tuesday

Things aren’t always what they seem. As most of you know Israel and Iran are at war. Indeed they are, but there is another war that has been waged against humanity since the Fall of Man in the Garden of Eden.

God loves the people of Iran and sees the trouble over there. Over the decades I’ve heard many inspiring testimonies from people who come from that part of the world during the worst persecution.

I know it’s hard for us Americans to fully comprehend what life is like living in a country at war. But there is a growing church/revival going on over there, and it is glorious!

Watch this video how this Iranian man shares his transformation after knowing Jesus Christ. You can see the peace and softness of his spirit, the joy in his voice. He possesses the sweetness and the fragrance of the Lord.

Never underestimate the presence of God’s Spirit moving in the most unlikely situations. The spiritual battle is real but God is greater and He is taking down the strongholds the enemy once had in place. Praise God!

Have faith, keep believing God can move the hearts of man in any given situation, and never stop praying.

“For though we walk in the flesh, we are not waging war according to the flesh. For the weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh but have divine power to destroy strongholds.”
2 Corinthians 10:3-4 ESV

Who knew! God can reach anyone. Never give up on loved ones!

“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted; he rescues those whose spirits are crushed.” Psalm 34:18

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I listened to this song this morning in my war room closet under my stairs. My family needs a lot of prayers, and as I listened to the song and readying the lyrics I turned it into a prayer as I worshipped. The Holy Spirit was joining me in worship. Despite the storms that are violently swirling around I felt His presence, and an overwhelming peace filled the tiny closet. I took it in…I took it all in. Yes, we can trust God even when the storms are menacing. I trust you Lord in the midst of everything! Thank you Lord!

Thank you dear friend @KimFairchild for posting this. I know it was meant for me, and at the perfect time. 🙏🏻🥰

Kid in hospital after skateboarding accident sees Jesus ....

Focus on what this child is seeing and saying ...
A rare glimpse into Heaven ..

An amazing Beautiful thing ...

God is Real ....
God is Great ....

W.H.G.

If the books of the Bible had theme songs

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