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| Hello Friends, I welcome you to join me on this journey as I share this time in words of praise to God, devotion to Him for His faithfulness in my life and instruction I've received through my own time with God. I welcome you to come and relax with me, have a cup of tea and enjoy this time together. Justene |
| Hi All, I would also like to welcome you to join in our journey. I hope to bring you along with pictures of the people, places and things in our life. There are so many things to say, see and do and we pray that this little spot on the computer can give you peace and pleasure in the presence of God. Blessings, Jana |
| Hi, I'm Brenda. Welcome to our place of prayer, praise and peace. As we continue to come together in fellowship we pray you will join us. Come back often to see the things God is doing in and through us. |
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That Which Is Not Seen
by Mary Justene Martin
January 26, 2012
So he answered, "Do not fear, for those who are with us are more
than those who are with them." Then Elisha prayed and said, "Oh
Lord, I pray, open his eyes that he may see." And the Lord
opened the servant’s eyes and he saw; and behold, the mountain
was full of horses and chariots of fire all around Elisha. (2Kings 6:
16,17)
What you are seeing may look critical, however we walk by
faith, not by sight. We have heard those words as Christians for
ages. But the crunch comes when we have the opportunity to
put faith into action. God showed Elisha’s servant how many
were with them. The servant was indeed, looking at the
circumstance. We are called to look into the unseen and keep
our vision strong. The people without vision are the ones who
perish. We must hold to our vision, and keep it locked tight
within our heart. Only when we take our focus off our vision and
begin to see what our physical eyes see, does our faith begin to
waiver. We are surrounded by angels, we are surrounded by
help from the most High God, and He is willing to show us how
safe we are if we pray.
Look at the circumstance as a challenge to really see what God
is doing in your life. Don’t look into the future and try to figure
out what peril is about to befall you. Don’t look back at what peril
happened in similar circumstances. Pray and ask God to show
you what He is doing right now, and thank Him that He has given
you vision instead of mere sight.
by Mary Justene Martin
January 26, 2012
So he answered, "Do not fear, for those who are with us are more
than those who are with them." Then Elisha prayed and said, "Oh
Lord, I pray, open his eyes that he may see." And the Lord
opened the servant’s eyes and he saw; and behold, the mountain
was full of horses and chariots of fire all around Elisha. (2Kings 6:
16,17)
What you are seeing may look critical, however we walk by
faith, not by sight. We have heard those words as Christians for
ages. But the crunch comes when we have the opportunity to
put faith into action. God showed Elisha’s servant how many
were with them. The servant was indeed, looking at the
circumstance. We are called to look into the unseen and keep
our vision strong. The people without vision are the ones who
perish. We must hold to our vision, and keep it locked tight
within our heart. Only when we take our focus off our vision and
begin to see what our physical eyes see, does our faith begin to
waiver. We are surrounded by angels, we are surrounded by
help from the most High God, and He is willing to show us how
safe we are if we pray.
Look at the circumstance as a challenge to really see what God
is doing in your life. Don’t look into the future and try to figure
out what peril is about to befall you. Don’t look back at what peril
happened in similar circumstances. Pray and ask God to show
you what He is doing right now, and thank Him that He has given
you vision instead of mere sight.