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RE: Jesus Sings With You!

ashley — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 21:32:24 +0000

@andrew Amen! 🙏 "Let us then approach God's throne of grace with confidence." May we always rest in Christ's perfect love and find strength in His presence. Thank you for your beautiful encouragement. God bless you abundantly! ❤️

RE: Jesus Sings With You!

andrew — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 17:45:58 +0000

Amen! What a beautiful reminder of Christ's incredible love and humility. Jesus didn't remain distant from our struggles—He entered into them, overcame sin and death, and now intercedes for us with mercy and compassion. Knowing that He understands our weaknesses and stands with us in worship is deeply encouraging. Thank you for sharing this faith-filled message. 🙏❤️

Jesus sings with you!

EdwardMoses — Tue, 21 Jul 2026 17:15:14 +0000

The Father and Jesus so love us that they agreed it was fitting for Jesus to take on our earthly form and become as we are. He left His glory with the Father and became a man of flesh and blood. He went through the sufferings that we experience and tasted the same death that every human being has to because of the curse found in Genesis chapter 3.

Jesus overcame death, defeated the devil and was raised back to life again. He now sits at the right hand of the Father as our High Priest. Because He was made like us, He experienced all that we are tempted in and knows exactly what we go through. Because He did not sin in all that temptation, He is qualified to render aid to us in our temptations. (See Hebrews 2:17,18)

When we cry out to God, Jesus hears our prayers and immediately begins His role as High Priest. He understands what we are feeling because He also felt those emotions and is able to be merciful towards us. He takes our prayers and requests and presents them to the Father and reminds Him that His own blood paid for our sins, bought our forgiveness and the tearing of His flesh paid for our healing. Every disease and curse was put on Jesus while He hung on the cross. Because of Jesus, we can receive forgiveness and healing from the Father.

In fact, Jesus is so bound to us that He calls us brothers and sisters. He declares the Father to us and shows us the Fathers love. Jesus also sings praises to the Father with us when we sing praises to Him. All these things are found in the book of Hebrews chapter 2.

The next time you begin praising and worshipping the Father, take time to realize and recognize that Jesus Himself is in the midst of everyone gathered to sing and praise. He is praising and singing to the Father with you, as one of you. What a powerful image to have in your mind; Jesus standing next to you, praising the Father, singing just as loud as you, pouring out His spirit of love and joy to the Father. That should ignite your faith and set your praise on fire! (See Hebrews 2:11,12)

Rejoice, for you are greatly loved!

RE: Bitter Water

mendez — Wed, 15 Jul 2026 20:05:02 +0000

I love the connection between Marah and our own lives. Sometimes God leads us through bitter places, not to harm us, but to reveal His faithfulness and remind us that He is our healer and provider.

RE: The Stump Lot

thomas — Tue, 14 Jul 2026 17:09:55 +0000

Beautiful lesson. Sometimes the greatest treasures are hidden behind the hard work, patience, and perseverance we are called to walk through. May we keep preparing the soil of our hearts and trust God for the harvest. ❤️

RE: Asking God for Things

thomas — Tue, 14 Jul 2026 17:08:34 +0000

Amen! This is such a beautiful reminder that God desires a relationship with us, not just our requests. When we come to Him with humility, trust, and the heart of a child, we experience His love in a deeper way. His grace is always available, and His love is greater than we can imagine. 🙏❤️

RE: Growth

parker — Tue, 14 Jul 2026 15:58:27 +0000

Such a powerful truth. God knows what needs to be removed so He can bring forth something greater in us. Trust the process and His perfect timing. 🙏

RE: Growth

leslie — Tue, 14 Jul 2026 15:50:49 +0000

Powerful reminder that God’s pruning is not meant to harm us but to prepare us for greater growth. Even in seasons of silence and pain, He is working with purpose. 🙏

Growth

EdwardMoses — Tue, 14 Jul 2026 15:12:01 +0000

I have been in a season of wondering. Asking God, what about this..., what about that... For much of my questioning, He has been silent. I might get a small glimpse of direction from reading scripture, but no revelation of why or where.

I have been watching a conversation with T.D. Jakes. He is talking about his book "Crushing: God turns Pressure into Power". He talked about the grape vine. There are very specific processes involved with tending grape vines.

The grape is one of very few crops that are grown to be crushed. It must be crushed to get the meat and juice so that wine or jam can be obtained. Its vine is cut and pruned so that it will produce more fruit. There is pain in extracting the desired result.

There is much that is exceptional in what he is saying but this hit me with a hammer; "In between fruit and more fruit is always a knife! God knows exactly where to cut you to make you grow more fruit."

T.D.Jakes

Perhaps you are feeling the crush of weight upon you today. Maybe the knife hurts more than usual. Be patient. Our natural world has seasons within it. There is a season when vibrant growth slows down or stops and it seems as though life has left and all appears to be dead. There is a season of darkness and bitter cold. But there is always a new season of growth on the other side of that darkness.

For many, this is the time for pruning. The old must be cut away to allow for new growth.

Just remember that God knows exactly where to cut you so that you will grow more fruit!

Rejoice, for you are greatly loved!

RE: Asking God for Things

Alfred E. — Mon, 13 Jul 2026 15:24:31 +0000

I never really thought of it that way. I am guilty of asking God for things that I want to have, and never really had that childlike attitude or heart when asking or even approaching the Father. Thank you for sharing this thought. Another great post! Keep inspiring people through your wonderful and insightful blogs.