How we praise God for this wonderful victory of Trump winning the election. It was God’s wondrous mercy. Because of the evil going on in this country we deserve His judgment, but He was so good to give us His mercy in answer to the fervent prayers and intercessions of thousands of God’s people all over this country and overseas.This morning I heard Biden’s former Press Secretary, Jen Psaki say that she could not understand how Trump had won and they will be digging deep to look into it. Sadly, she doesn’t know our God. This was God’s doing, and we rejoice. Hopefully she’ll dig deep enough to find God.
This morning we sang the hymn, “To God be the glory, great things He has done.” And this evening at one of our weekly prayer meetings we will all praise and worship God for His intervention.
But now that Trump has won against all odds (with constant persecution for the last eight years from the left, which no other human being could have survived, from trying to impeach him when he was president to during this last term seeking to imprison him for life and assassinate him) we must not rest on our laurels. The liberal left still have the same agenda toward him and therefore we must pray more fervently than ever.
Because we will now have freedom of Christianity (which we would not have had if Harris had been chosen) we must make the most of every moment of this glorious window. We must pray for a great revival of repentance and turning back to God. This nation needs to turn back to God, back to His ways, back to family and the home. Let’s keep praying.
I am challenged by the words in Psalm 85:8: “I will hear what God the LORD will speak; for he will speak peace unto his people, and to his saints: BUT LET THEM NOT TURN AGAIN TO FOLLY.”
Instead of being taken up with the spirit of this world, we must seek God more earnestly and realize that “Without holiness no man shall see the Lord” (Hebrews 12:14).
Keep praying.
Blessings from Nancy Campbell
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There’s a natural resistance to this statement, isn’t there? But it’s straight from the Scriptures. 1 Corinthians 6:19 (CJB) states: “You don’t belong to yourselves.” Or if you want it from the King James Version: “Ye are not your own.”
I was talking to a mother expecting her 10th baby. She shared with me that on a recent Sunday morning at church some of the young mothers asked her how she survived with so many children.
Do you sometimes wish you could forget about looking after littles ones, doing dishes and laundry, and cooking meals day after day? You wish you could be out serving the Lord and really doing something great for God.
How easy it is to speak off the top of our mouths too quickly. We speak before we think. We speak before we give God time to show us the whole picture.
“I have set watchmen upon thy walls, O Jerusalem, which shall NEVER HOLD THEIR PEACE day nor night: ye that make mention of the LORD, KEEP NOT SILENCE, And GIVE HIM NO REST, till he stablish, and till he make Jerusalem a praise in the earth" (Isaiah 62:6, 7).
ARE YOU DAILY PRAYING FOR ISRAEL AND JERUSALEM?
It’s easy to get discouraged. Our children certainly aren’t perfect and things can get overwhelming. But dear mother, lift up your eyes from the discouragements and fix your eyes upon the Lord.
I love this nostalgic picture. It reminds me of the old days when mothers wheeled their big perambulators into town. But I actually took this picture the other day of my friend, Courtney Kelly, a beautiful mother of 10 amazing children. She is wheeling baby Zion.
Duties are the underlying foundation of our lives and each day. As we are faithful to them, they give us freedom to be creative and do the projects that fill our minds. The end result of faithfulness is delight.
Israel Scriptures for today:
God not only promised the land of Israel to Abraham, and to Isaac, and to Jacob, but to their children and their children’s children FOR EVER! “
My husband is wonderful at blessing everyone each morning. At the end of our Family Devotions, he always ends with a positive affirmation such as:
Our God is a dwelling God. He loves to dwell with His people. He loves to dwell in rest. He especially loves to dwell in the praises of His people.