Habakkuk 3:3-4 ~ God came from Teman, and the Holy One from mount Paran. Selah. His glory covered the heavens, and the earth was full of his praise. 4 And his brightness was as the light; he had horns coming out of his hand: and there was the hiding of his power. KJV
No matter how much we fail to understand, or how often we fail our God; He is still wonderful and wants to give us blessings. Chapter 3 is Habakkuk's prayer. The best part of this song is that it shows that Habakkuk truly grasped what God was teaching him. (You ought to read Habakkuk; it is only three chapters. It will help you understand why Habakkuk is writing chapter 3).
O that God would continue to give me discernment in regards to His hand on my life. That I would understand what it is He wants me to do. HE IS GOD! We are to trust His guiding hand in our lives and in every area of our lives. This song is Habakkuk's prayer in response to what he promised God in Habakkuk 2:1. After being greatly chastened, he tells God that he understood what He was saying. Folks, we should be concerned if we are going on in life and the Holy Spirit of God is not bringing conviction on our lives. It is He that reminds us of who we are, children of God. We have a responsibility that came with our salvation. We must at all times guard our actions; walk, talk, lifestyle. . . all of who we are must center around Christ and not the world. When we do that glorious light that Habakkuk wrote of will show in our lives as Christians. I want that, don't you? Allow God to help you make changes in your life to better it for Him and that others may see Christ in You!
Win someone to the LORD today! Snatch that soul nearest to death from the pit of hell! O that we may always be watching and prepared to share the Gospel with all who we come in contact with! Keep looking up! He is coming soon. Bring all you can that you can with you on that great day!
HE CARES!
Do You Know HIM?
Lord, help us to be wise, studied up, aware, and faithful to You. Amen.
- The Echeverria Vallejos family in the homegoing of Patricia's father
- Miss Shirley-health - doing some better and able to help in the print shop some in the last couple of weeks. Miss Shirley has had a couple of rough days with vertigo! please keep her in prayer!
- Please pray for our daughter Lita in her health journey with Guillain-Barré syndrome
- UPDATE: Continue to Pray for Donna Kendall's daughter - her surgery went well yesterday - pray for swift healing!
- Pray for Richard Rosenmeier family - Passed 1/8/23 Lord, please help and bless the family and friends.
- David Wiles - Cancer
- Pastor Baker - went home to be with the Lord. Please pray for his family and his church
- Pastor Bernard Antonis ~ HEALTH, PRAISE THE LORD for answered prayers - Pray for Mrs. Carolyn as his caregiver.
- These families have lost loved ones to death: John Isler, Larry Goodman, Frank Sparks, Lucinda Lane, Randy Rolle, Ruth Kemp, Bill Alley, Keith Cook, Cathy Harrison, Rachel Vance, Gail Tipton, Bob DeSalvio
- Pray for our need for a home here in Florida - we know you have the supply Lord already, help us to be patient. We are moving Saturday once again to a precious saint's home for a couple of Months... at least till May when we will "move again"
- Pray for Stan Skriloff - cancer and treatments, and pray for his caregiver wife Caren
- Pray for our dear friend, Sister Connie Booher and her graciousness to put us up for a couple of weeks till Mrs. Cora's is ready for us in a more long-term situation.
- Pray for Sister Cora and her hip healing from a fall and surgery. Miss Cora graduated from her wheelchair to her walker and can now sit in her very own chair. Praise the Lord! Keep her in your prayers please. Her granddaughter Christy leaves Saturday and I know she will be lonely for her. Please pray for the family.
- Pray for the Printing Ministry and all that goes on with it. Pray our paper supply will continue - we are still not able to purchase COVER STOCK, but we praise the Lord for our previous pastors wisdom in buying several truck loads of this precious product. Only God knew what we would be facing today with shortages, and we have the "widows mite" we are working from.
- Pray for the Mission Team coming in June that we will be able to finish all the work they will do for the few days they are with us.
- Pray for me and Tom; our health, out strength, and our service.
- Robyn-Health
- Carol and Richard-Health
- Cathy-Health
- 2-month-old great-nephew Evan. Evan is home from the hospital and doing well.
- Marsha-Health and ankle pain
- Sharon J. Her mom Kathryn's health.
- Pastor Johnny J-health and recovery from surgery - recovering well from surgery thank you for your prayers
- Carol and Richard-Health
- Cathy-Health
- Arlene-Health
- Ruth-Health
- Brian-Health
- Keth Cook Family
- Lucinda Lane Family - pray for my brother Joe. This is a hard transition for anyone, but his health is poor as well
- Tipton Family - pray for Bro. Paul who is back on the field in Nicaragua without his helper and bride
- Penny - special unspoken - pray for her husband Mike
- Bro. Wayne-health - He turned 91 on December 24th, and is still working, but mighty slow :)
- Carolyn-health
- Tudino family
- Fuentes Family
- DeSalvio Family
- Thompson Family
- David Harrison-cancer diagnosis and treatment
- Davis and Tichnell Family
- Billy Ward - health and healing
- Benjamin - surgery went well, pray for his recovery which may be long
- The Toler Family in the homegoing of Donnie
- Elaine - continued good health and strength.
- Linwood - health
- Walter - health
- Pray diligently for all those that carry the title "Caregiver"!
- Sandra Parsons - her call yesterday to encourage the servants at FBC Publications & Printing. 90-year-old pastors' wife, now living alone at her church after her husband's homegoing. Saved 72 years loves the LORD God more today than ever. A real blessing and encouragement.
- Mary Nutter - Cancer
- Kimberly LaSage - health and her John Peters and family
- Our son-in-love Walter, Granddaughter-in-love Brie, and granddaughter Ava are having birthdays this week!
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