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I came across this and thought I'd share.
Memory Verse of the Day
"I am certain that God, who began the good work within you, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus returns"
(Philippians 1:6, NLT
Do you remember the last words of Jesus Christ on the cross?
He said, "It is finished". At the time it must've looked like the end with the ground shaking and the temple being torn in two. But it was certainly not the end.
Jesus Christ, dying on the cross, was simply stating that to the Father that he has done what was expected of him, he has done his part, and that it is up to the Father to finish what He had started through His Son, Jesus Christ.
Never forget the next time you enter a dark tunnel in your life, say the words, "It is finished" as another way of saying that you have strong faith that the Lord will finish what He has started through you.
He is going to turn things around for you.
Trials and challenges are part of the God's plans to test your faith in Him. It is a pattern that occurs throughout the Bible verses. Have faith, and He shall finish what He started in you.
Praising God through the pain, laying all our lives and our children and grandchildren before Him.
Lord carry every sorrowful heart today and give them peace. In Jesus Name
Memory Verse of the Day
"I am certain that God, who began the good work within you, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus returns"
(Philippians 1:6, NLT
Do you remember the last words of Jesus Christ on the cross?
He said, "It is finished". At the time it must've looked like the end with the ground shaking and the temple being torn in two. But it was certainly not the end.
Jesus Christ, dying on the cross, was simply stating that to the Father that he has done what was expected of him, he has done his part, and that it is up to the Father to finish what He had started through His Son, Jesus Christ.
Never forget the next time you enter a dark tunnel in your life, say the words, "It is finished" as another way of saying that you have strong faith that the Lord will finish what He has started through you.
He is going to turn things around for you.
Trials and challenges are part of the God's plans to test your faith in Him. It is a pattern that occurs throughout the Bible verses. Have faith, and He shall finish what He started in you.
Praising God through the pain, laying all our lives and our children and grandchildren before Him.
Lord carry every sorrowful heart today and give them peace. In Jesus Name
Amen gma
"When a train goes through a tunnel and it gets dark, you don't throw away the ticket and jump off. You sit still and trust the engineer."
-Blue
((HUGS))