I love our youth ministry.There has been many times when we go to concerts or events where there is a crowd right before the stage. As soon as it is permissible, our youth usually rush the stage to get to the front. I am sure growing up I did the same, but now, as a leader, the only reason I have to push through the crowds is when I have to get to someone. Have you ever had to push through a crowd to get to one person or even to just experience the one-on-one feel with the person on the stage?
The other morning I woke up and the first thought that came to my mind is, "I did it". I realized I finally pushed through. There are times in our lives when we have to push through our sickness to reach the healing God has promised us. There is still months of physical therapy and even a chance of recurrence, but I know by faith that I am healed. Over this process, I have had the opportunity to talk to so many young people who have struggled with sickness, depression and life's pain. And I have been praying for you guys nonstop.
I want to bring you back to the biblical story of the woman with the issue of blood. She was sick for twelve years. In that time, people who were sick lived on the outside of town, unable to live normal lives. Their society looked down on them and labeled them outcasts. The more of you I talk to, the more I see the loneliness and hopelessness that is brought on by your struggle. But I want to remind you of one thing. We aren't called to live by society's labels or even the labels we give ourself.
This woman had to push through the same people that labeled her as an outcast, she had to push through her twelve year mentality of her sickness, depression and pain. And thats just what we need to do. It's not easy. In fact, its probably one of the hardest things you will have to do in your sickness. But it's worth it once you touch the hem of Jesus' garment.
Jesus tells her, that her faith has healed her. She didn't live by societies label, she didn't live by her sickness. Her actions prove that she knew she would be healed. Our actions should speak the same way.
So today I pray as you touch the screen and read this prayer, you prepare for your healing. I truly believe that healing is going to flow through each and everyone of you. All we need to do is walk by faith and reach the hem of our Savior.
Heavenly Father,
I pray that right now, Your healing power will overflow in us. As we reach out for our miracle, allow us to see Your promises. I pray that You show up in a new way. Renew our hearts and our minds. I pray for the chains of depression to be broken right now. Allow Your joy to overflow. God, show them Your purpose. I pray for the sick to be healed. For tumors, aches, breaks, colons, epilepsy, intestinal and stomach issues, asthma to be taken off of these young bodies in the name of JESUS. By Your stripes we are healed. I pray for the pains of live that have consumed so many to be taken. I pray for deliverance, for protection and for strength. Allows us to touch Your hem. As we push through our society's labels and as we push through the doubt in our mind, meet us here. Release Your power. In Jesus name. Amen.
I hope that tonight you receive your miracle. I hope that you will push through the doubt and the labels, and see yourself as healed.
With love and hope,
Jesalyn
Mat 9:20-22; Mar 5:25-34; Luk 8:43-47
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Thorn in The Flesh
A Thorn in the flesh is defined as a chronic infirmity, annoyance or trouble in one's life. There are different theories about what Paul's specific "thorn" was, but most agree that it was a physical sickness or infirmity.
I think sometimes when we are sick, we get so frustrated because we pray so much. We have people lay hands on us. We walk in faith, knowing that God will take our sickness away. It's clear that Paul did the same. The scripture says that he not only prayed, but pleaded with the God three time. Just to remind you, Paul was one of the early church apostles that went around healing people and performing miracles. The miraculous life was his lifestyle, and yet, God did not take his sickness away.
God then tells Paul that in his weakness, God is the strongest. Instead of being depressed about his illness, Paul begins to boast in it. He recognizes that because of God, he is strong. Because he is weak, God's power will rest in him.
Today is day 13 in my recovery. My arm is in a sling, and I can't move it much. Despite my arm, today is the first day I feel strong enough to get out of bed by myself. I even went into the kitchen and warmed up my dinner alone. I wish I could express how happy I am and how thankful I am to be getting physically stronger. I thank God so much, that He has been my strength through this. If I did not rely on His strength, I do not think I would be as determined as I am today to see my full healing. I thank God for His love and for His strength that He pours on me.
Through God's grace, you are strong. Instead of becoming depressed, allow yourself to look around and be thankful Christ's power is in you. He has brought you this far because of His strength. If we rely on our weakness, we are not going to get far. But if we trust in His strength in us, we are able to move mountains. We don't have to be happy that we are sick, but we can be happy that in our weakness, Christ's strength perfects us. Today, I pray you allow yourself to be thankful for His love and strength for you.
With hope and love,
Jesalyn
2 Corinthians 12:7-10
7 And lest I should be exalted above measure by the abundance of the revelations, a thorn in the flesh was given to me, a messenger of Satan to buffet me, lest I be exalted above measure. 8 Concerning this thing I pleaded with the Lord three times that it might depart from me. 9 And He said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore most gladly I will rather boast in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. 10 Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in needs, in persecutions, in distresses, for Christ’s sake. For when I am weak, then I am strong.
I think sometimes when we are sick, we get so frustrated because we pray so much. We have people lay hands on us. We walk in faith, knowing that God will take our sickness away. It's clear that Paul did the same. The scripture says that he not only prayed, but pleaded with the God three time. Just to remind you, Paul was one of the early church apostles that went around healing people and performing miracles. The miraculous life was his lifestyle, and yet, God did not take his sickness away.
God then tells Paul that in his weakness, God is the strongest. Instead of being depressed about his illness, Paul begins to boast in it. He recognizes that because of God, he is strong. Because he is weak, God's power will rest in him.
Today is day 13 in my recovery. My arm is in a sling, and I can't move it much. Despite my arm, today is the first day I feel strong enough to get out of bed by myself. I even went into the kitchen and warmed up my dinner alone. I wish I could express how happy I am and how thankful I am to be getting physically stronger. I thank God so much, that He has been my strength through this. If I did not rely on His strength, I do not think I would be as determined as I am today to see my full healing. I thank God for His love and for His strength that He pours on me.
Through God's grace, you are strong. Instead of becoming depressed, allow yourself to look around and be thankful Christ's power is in you. He has brought you this far because of His strength. If we rely on our weakness, we are not going to get far. But if we trust in His strength in us, we are able to move mountains. We don't have to be happy that we are sick, but we can be happy that in our weakness, Christ's strength perfects us. Today, I pray you allow yourself to be thankful for His love and strength for you.
With hope and love,
Jesalyn
2 Corinthians 12:7-10
7 And lest I should be exalted above measure by the abundance of the revelations, a thorn in the flesh was given to me, a messenger of Satan to buffet me, lest I be exalted above measure. 8 Concerning this thing I pleaded with the Lord three times that it might depart from me. 9 And He said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore most gladly I will rather boast in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. 10 Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in needs, in persecutions, in distresses, for Christ’s sake. For when I am weak, then I am strong.
Sunday, November 18, 2012
The Scars That Show I Belong to Jesus
"For I bear on my body the scars that show I belong to Jesus." Coming from Galatians 6:17, this is the tattoo written down my back. In June, I found out that the tumors were back. In that moment, it was very difficult to even understand how I would get through this again. The first time was hard enough, and this time I would come in knowing what I would be fighting for a second time.
The first few days of finding out that my tumor was back were some of the hardest times of my life. I have been walking around healthy for two years, and to imagine going through this again was hard. I knew that the testing would begin, and that the doctors would begin to start monitoring its growth.
Although the pain was sporadic, I was able to manage it quite well. Through this time, the scar on my arm from the first bone tumor and the scar on my side from my ovarian tumor kept me focused. There were times when I would spend crying in the shower over the situation, but when I would look in the mirror, I would see the scars.
These were the visual markers that reminded me that I could do this. It reminded me that I belong to Jesus. If He got me through this before, He will get me through this again. During this time, I decided to get this verse tattooed down my spine. It reminded me of who I was and who Jesus is to me.
As I continued my every day life, my fear began to pass. I had so many people praying for me, and I knew that I would be restored to my fullest. In October, I began to get really sick. I became weak, and the pain began to take over my body. It became apparent that we needed to act quickly, and on November 7th, I had my surgery.
Right before I went into surgery, my mother took this picture of me. I think it will be my favorite picture of all time. As I looked at this picture before going in, it put me at ease, knowing that I am His. And as I look at this picture now, I know that no matter what happens, I belong to Jesus.
Today I am home, and I am feeling lucid enough to write. The day before going into surgery, Pastor Ron told me to meditate on scriptures. And in the hospital thats what I did, I recited them, I read them, I prayed them.
I hope that as you read this, you are reminded of some of your favorite scriptures. I pray that as you go through your sickness and your pain, you remember to grab onto His Word. I pray that you remember that you are His. And I pray you continue to fight with strength.
With hope and love,
Jesalyn
The first few days of finding out that my tumor was back were some of the hardest times of my life. I have been walking around healthy for two years, and to imagine going through this again was hard. I knew that the testing would begin, and that the doctors would begin to start monitoring its growth.
Although the pain was sporadic, I was able to manage it quite well. Through this time, the scar on my arm from the first bone tumor and the scar on my side from my ovarian tumor kept me focused. There were times when I would spend crying in the shower over the situation, but when I would look in the mirror, I would see the scars.
These were the visual markers that reminded me that I could do this. It reminded me that I belong to Jesus. If He got me through this before, He will get me through this again. During this time, I decided to get this verse tattooed down my spine. It reminded me of who I was and who Jesus is to me.
As I continued my every day life, my fear began to pass. I had so many people praying for me, and I knew that I would be restored to my fullest. In October, I began to get really sick. I became weak, and the pain began to take over my body. It became apparent that we needed to act quickly, and on November 7th, I had my surgery.
Right before I went into surgery, my mother took this picture of me. I think it will be my favorite picture of all time. As I looked at this picture before going in, it put me at ease, knowing that I am His. And as I look at this picture now, I know that no matter what happens, I belong to Jesus.
Today I am home, and I am feeling lucid enough to write. The day before going into surgery, Pastor Ron told me to meditate on scriptures. And in the hospital thats what I did, I recited them, I read them, I prayed them.
I hope that as you read this, you are reminded of some of your favorite scriptures. I pray that as you go through your sickness and your pain, you remember to grab onto His Word. I pray that you remember that you are His. And I pray you continue to fight with strength.
With hope and love,
Jesalyn
Monday, November 12, 2012
To Be or Not To Be, That is The Question.
"I wonder if David ever felt like giving up" These were the first thoughts that came into my head as I woke up this morning. For the past month I have been reading about the life of king David. I think that it's cool that there are two books written about him in the Bible, and then books written from him to God. It's like you can read his mind and heart as you read through his story.
Although he became known as the king after God's own heart, he started off as a young boy with a calling. As he grew, he had to flee just to save his life. I am sure the time between killing the giant and becoming king really made him question his calling. Why would the future king of Israel have to hide in the wilderness? He went from having favor with the king, living in the palace with a really sweet job, to fleeing for his life in the wilderness.
In this time, I wonder if David ever thought about giving up. I wonder if he ever woke up feeling the way I feel. I am sure we all go through this thought process. The truth is, even right now, I have to take steps back from typing, because I want to throw up. Life is hard. Sickness is hard. And there are always times where we just want to throw in the towel, and give up.
But then I go back to the question I asked myself earlier. I am sure that there were times David wanted to give up. But the key is that he was a man after God's heart. When you are after God's heart, you know that giving up isn't even an option.
I think it's fine to have thoughts like this every once in a while. Sickness is hard, and there are times when we feel like we just don't want to deal with it any more. But in the end, we need to remember to go after God's heart and God's plan for our lives. If David gave up while he was in hiding, he might not have ever become king. If we give up now, we might not ever see the glorious outcome God has for us.
So today I pray that in your times of feeling weak, God gives you the strength to keep going. In your times of wanting to give up, I pray you remember God's promised you. Remember that we are human, and physical and mental pain does hurt and take a tole on us. But also remember that God is God and we need to let Him be that. Because when we let go, we forget that giving up is even an option.
With hope and love,
Jesalyn
Although he became known as the king after God's own heart, he started off as a young boy with a calling. As he grew, he had to flee just to save his life. I am sure the time between killing the giant and becoming king really made him question his calling. Why would the future king of Israel have to hide in the wilderness? He went from having favor with the king, living in the palace with a really sweet job, to fleeing for his life in the wilderness.
In this time, I wonder if David ever thought about giving up. I wonder if he ever woke up feeling the way I feel. I am sure we all go through this thought process. The truth is, even right now, I have to take steps back from typing, because I want to throw up. Life is hard. Sickness is hard. And there are always times where we just want to throw in the towel, and give up.
But then I go back to the question I asked myself earlier. I am sure that there were times David wanted to give up. But the key is that he was a man after God's heart. When you are after God's heart, you know that giving up isn't even an option.
I think it's fine to have thoughts like this every once in a while. Sickness is hard, and there are times when we feel like we just don't want to deal with it any more. But in the end, we need to remember to go after God's heart and God's plan for our lives. If David gave up while he was in hiding, he might not have ever become king. If we give up now, we might not ever see the glorious outcome God has for us.
So today I pray that in your times of feeling weak, God gives you the strength to keep going. In your times of wanting to give up, I pray you remember God's promised you. Remember that we are human, and physical and mental pain does hurt and take a tole on us. But also remember that God is God and we need to let Him be that. Because when we let go, we forget that giving up is even an option.
With hope and love,
Jesalyn
Monday, November 5, 2012
Even If
Heavenly Father,
Today I pray for faith to fall upon the sick. I pray for strength upon us. I pray that You give us a renewed mind, knowing that You are God. I pray that Your love will overflow our hearts. I pray for miracles to be released. I pray for the power within us to continue to fight. Allow us to trust You and Your ways. Help us to not question Your path for us. But most of all, I pray that we can look at our lives and know that You are good. I pray that in times of weakness, we praise You. But most of all, I pray that if healing does not come the way we want them to, we will remember that You are always good. You are God. We praise You for this. Guard us and give us peace.
I love you so much,
Jesalyn
Every day is a miracle. God is working through your life every day. I pray that in your journey, you can remember that He is the Healer, He is All Powerful. In your moments of waiting for your miracle, know that God is still good. And we are to praise Him till the very end. So lets praise Him. Lets fight and stand strong as we hold on to His promises for our lives.
This song touched me today. I pray you listen to it and I pray it becomes your heart as well.
With hope and love,
Jesalyn
Today I pray for faith to fall upon the sick. I pray for strength upon us. I pray that You give us a renewed mind, knowing that You are God. I pray that Your love will overflow our hearts. I pray for miracles to be released. I pray for the power within us to continue to fight. Allow us to trust You and Your ways. Help us to not question Your path for us. But most of all, I pray that we can look at our lives and know that You are good. I pray that in times of weakness, we praise You. But most of all, I pray that if healing does not come the way we want them to, we will remember that You are always good. You are God. We praise You for this. Guard us and give us peace.
I love you so much,
Jesalyn
Every day is a miracle. God is working through your life every day. I pray that in your journey, you can remember that He is the Healer, He is All Powerful. In your moments of waiting for your miracle, know that God is still good. And we are to praise Him till the very end. So lets praise Him. Lets fight and stand strong as we hold on to His promises for our lives.
This song touched me today. I pray you listen to it and I pray it becomes your heart as well.
With hope and love,
Jesalyn
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Fear Factor
Fear Factor is the show that started in the early 2000's. I remember watching it and wondering if I would be able to do the stunts. There were some stunts that seemed doable. But others that would make my skin crawl. The final person left standing would win $50,000 and hear the iconic words "evidently, fear is not a factor for you."
As my surgery becomes more near, I find myself becoming more afraid. I am being seen my an awesome surgeon who specializes in these tumors. And with a different doctor, comes different methods of preparation. One of the tasks that I have is to go online and complete these interactive Kaiser videos about what's going to happen to me before, during and after surgery. Knowing the intricacies and risks have caused me to have moments of fear that begin to consume my mind, if I choose to not refocus.
My favorite verse of all time is Psalms 27:1, "The Lord is my light and my salvation, who shall I fear. The Lord is the stronghold of my life, of whom shall I be afraid." In moments of fear, I know I need to remember that God is my stronghold. The dictionary defines a stronghold as "a place that has been fortified so as to be protected if against attack" A few days ago, one of my youth had a dream I was having surgery in San Francisco, and they saw angels and God's presence in the operating room. They told me this before I announced that I would be having surgery and before anyone knew it would be in San Francisco.
Moments like this help me to know that God is really protecting me, and He is doing the same for you. Yes, sickness is scary. With sickness comes hospitals, medication and surgery. But God is our protective wall. He is not going to let anything through that will devastate us. Because of this we have nothing to fear.
Tonight I pray that if there is any fear in your heart and mind, you give it to God. Allow yourself to see the walls of protection around you. Allow yourself to feel the peace that God has placed all around. God is our stronghold, we have noting to fear. Let us pray for strength. I want to get to the end of my life and hear God say, "evidently, fear is not a factor for you". And I pray you strive for the same.
With hope and love,
Jesalyn
Saturday, November 3, 2012
As Bob Marly Once Said: Don't Worry, Be Happy
In Bob Marley's famous song, "Don't Worry, Be Happy", he says, "In your life expect some trouble, but when you worry, you make it double." Although I live on the opposite spectrum of his life philosophy, I found a nugget of truth in his lyrics. So maybe as you read this, you can take a second to turn on the song and allow yourself to relax and be happy.
Although Bob Marley gives no solution as to how to fix your pain, the Bible says a lot about dealing with life's blows. Philippians 4:6 says this, "Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God."
I think many times when we are sick, we worry about the worst that can happen to us. We look at the devastation it causes in our homes, our school/work lives, and even our every day relationships. We think about the setbacks it has caused our future. We think about the possibilities of having no future at all. Now, in sickness, I don't believe that its an excuse to not worry about our lives. We need to continue to make wise decisions that get us through this season and that positively effect our future. But when the worry gets to the point of anxiety, we need to give it to God and let it go.
The chapter continues with this, "and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus." On Wednesday, I went to serve at the youth concert. It was also my last night with them for a while. So I decided that I wanted to give one hundred percent. For the first time in weeks I actually put more than 5 minutes into my appearance, I made sure to monitor my medication intake and I tried my best to not look or act sick.
Because I was there early to set up, one of the youth and I decided to do a slurpee run at 7/11. As we were getting to the car she said, "I can tell you are in pain, you hide it well though". We laughed about it. But it was true, I was in pain, I felt very sick, especially in the middle of the night. But in those three hours, being with the kids and having real fun, I was physically sick, but my spirit didn't feel sick. I was having the most fun I have had in a long time just by watching the kids having fun. I was truly happy.
There is a difference between feeling sick and being physically sick. When we meditate on our sickness, it becomes even more of a burden. We get so consumed with it, we forget to enjoy the pieces of life we can. The scripture is clear, if we give our anxiety to God, He will give us peace. He will guard our minds. Although sickness is hard, God still gives us times where we get to be honestly happy. In those moments, I encourage you to take them.
So this week, when you become overwhelmed with your sickness (or life's pains), I pray you take time to just give it to God. Allow Him to give you the peace you need, and allow Him to tell you, "Don't worry, be happy." Because in times of physical pain, our happiness isn't found in outward things, its found in God. And God is all we need.
With hope and love,
Jesalyn
I think many times when we are sick, we worry about the worst that can happen to us. We look at the devastation it causes in our homes, our school/work lives, and even our every day relationships. We think about the setbacks it has caused our future. We think about the possibilities of having no future at all. Now, in sickness, I don't believe that its an excuse to not worry about our lives. We need to continue to make wise decisions that get us through this season and that positively effect our future. But when the worry gets to the point of anxiety, we need to give it to God and let it go.
The chapter continues with this, "and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus." On Wednesday, I went to serve at the youth concert. It was also my last night with them for a while. So I decided that I wanted to give one hundred percent. For the first time in weeks I actually put more than 5 minutes into my appearance, I made sure to monitor my medication intake and I tried my best to not look or act sick.
Because I was there early to set up, one of the youth and I decided to do a slurpee run at 7/11. As we were getting to the car she said, "I can tell you are in pain, you hide it well though". We laughed about it. But it was true, I was in pain, I felt very sick, especially in the middle of the night. But in those three hours, being with the kids and having real fun, I was physically sick, but my spirit didn't feel sick. I was having the most fun I have had in a long time just by watching the kids having fun. I was truly happy.
There is a difference between feeling sick and being physically sick. When we meditate on our sickness, it becomes even more of a burden. We get so consumed with it, we forget to enjoy the pieces of life we can. The scripture is clear, if we give our anxiety to God, He will give us peace. He will guard our minds. Although sickness is hard, God still gives us times where we get to be honestly happy. In those moments, I encourage you to take them.
So this week, when you become overwhelmed with your sickness (or life's pains), I pray you take time to just give it to God. Allow Him to give you the peace you need, and allow Him to tell you, "Don't worry, be happy." Because in times of physical pain, our happiness isn't found in outward things, its found in God. And God is all we need.
With hope and love,
Jesalyn
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Blue Pill or Red Pill
We all know the iconic scene in the Matrix when Morpheus give Neo two options that come in the form of pills. The blue pill would allow him to go back to his mediocre life, while the red pill would cause him to experience the deeper level of their reality.
In class on Tuesday, we went over Acts 16. This is the chapter which accounts Paul and Silas in jail. Pastor David Sell said something profound that struck my heart. He said, "In our darkest hour our reflex is to either complain or worship." It blew me away. I saw the Matrix scene in my head and imagined sitting in Neo's chair, while God gave me the ultimatum. When we are faced with a dark time in our lives, we have two choices. We can look at the surface level and choose to complain, never doing anything about it, or we can chose to go to a deeper level spiritually through worship and experience a breakthrough. The way we choose to act in the situation drastically effects the outcome.
Acts 16 took a whole new perspective for me.We hear this story all the time, but we need to take a step back and imagine the scene. These two men were in the inner part of the jail. Their feet were in blocks and their hands chained to the wall. They were far from comfortable. Its midnight, meaning it was literally pitch black. They were just beaten with rods and were hungry, thirsty and tired. In this very state, they began to praise God. They exalted Him. And when they did this, God's power came down on them so great that the earth began to shake and they were freed.
In your time of darkness, don't you want God's power to overcome the situation? I know I do. So next time we are faced with the reality of our sickness (or any dark situation in life), remember that we have two choices. We can either complain, which does nothing but keep us at the surface level, or we can lift up our most powerful and faithful God. We can give Him glory for everything He has done in our lives so far. We can thank Him for the gift of eternal life. Because our time of praise is when God's power is gonna come down.
Today I pray that in your sickness, you find the strength to give God praise. I pray that we stop the attitude of complaining and thank God for everything He has done for us. He has given you the miracle of today. And He has given you a hope and a future. I also pray that as you praise our Heavenly Father, that miracles and breakthrough will come down no matter how big or small. He is always faithful, so lets praise Him for that.
With love and hope,
Jesalyn
In class on Tuesday, we went over Acts 16. This is the chapter which accounts Paul and Silas in jail. Pastor David Sell said something profound that struck my heart. He said, "In our darkest hour our reflex is to either complain or worship." It blew me away. I saw the Matrix scene in my head and imagined sitting in Neo's chair, while God gave me the ultimatum. When we are faced with a dark time in our lives, we have two choices. We can look at the surface level and choose to complain, never doing anything about it, or we can chose to go to a deeper level spiritually through worship and experience a breakthrough. The way we choose to act in the situation drastically effects the outcome.
Acts 16 took a whole new perspective for me.We hear this story all the time, but we need to take a step back and imagine the scene. These two men were in the inner part of the jail. Their feet were in blocks and their hands chained to the wall. They were far from comfortable. Its midnight, meaning it was literally pitch black. They were just beaten with rods and were hungry, thirsty and tired. In this very state, they began to praise God. They exalted Him. And when they did this, God's power came down on them so great that the earth began to shake and they were freed.
In your time of darkness, don't you want God's power to overcome the situation? I know I do. So next time we are faced with the reality of our sickness (or any dark situation in life), remember that we have two choices. We can either complain, which does nothing but keep us at the surface level, or we can lift up our most powerful and faithful God. We can give Him glory for everything He has done in our lives so far. We can thank Him for the gift of eternal life. Because our time of praise is when God's power is gonna come down.
Today I pray that in your sickness, you find the strength to give God praise. I pray that we stop the attitude of complaining and thank God for everything He has done for us. He has given you the miracle of today. And He has given you a hope and a future. I also pray that as you praise our Heavenly Father, that miracles and breakthrough will come down no matter how big or small. He is always faithful, so lets praise Him for that.
With love and hope,
Jesalyn
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