Usually we’re not home on Thanksgiving; but this year we will be, and I hope some of you will visit us via this blog. I’ll try to provide fun stuff for you to read–but no nooze reports. Just Patty and me and our two cats.
I pray that no one else I know will so far succumb to anxiety about the future, that the needs of the present go unaddressed. If this sounds a little cryptic, I’m afraid I can’t help it: I have not been asked to make this prayer request. I must make it privately and ask for your “Amen,” trusting in the Lord to understand: in Jesus’ name, Amen.
Whatever the unspoken request may be, AMEN. He knows and understands.
Thanks, Erlene. He does.
Amen!
At the first Thanksgiving where there was an abundance of vegetables and meat because of all the food the 90 Indians that also attended the three day event also contributed. The Pilgrims were first given a plate with 5 kernels of corn on it to remind them of what their rations were during the previous winter.
Amen.
Anxiety befalls is all and can be overwhelming at times. All any of us can do is to live one day at a time. Sufficient for each day is its own badness.
Have a blessed Thanksgiving; I just prayed for your wife’s health again
Thanks, Jim–we can’t have too many prayers for that.
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Amen!!
I’ll be praying to God for you and Patty!
For this first time in weeks, she was able to go to the store with me today. Please keep praying!
Prayers continued.
That’s good to hear! I’ll keep praying!