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I typically celebrate round numbers, but I was checking stats for a book proposal I’m writing and saw this! The Pray Every Day Show has been listened to 827,928 times. This does not include how many people have listened on their @amazon.alexa.skills flash briefing. My heart in starting the podcast two years ago was to pray for the nations. It’s been listened to in 151 countries! Thank You, Jesus! It’s all for His fame and renown! Alleluia!
Two doves hanging out together in our (dirty) window sill. (I hear they mate for life). Hubby pointed them out to me, so I gave him a kiss. We celebrate thirty years of marriage in December.
“And if God cares so wonderfully for wildflowers that are here today and thrown into the fire tomorrow, he will certainly care for you. Why do you have so little faith?” Matthew 6:30. Find a flower today, then ponder the Father’s great care for you. You are loved. You are held. You are seen. You are sheltered. You are wanted. You are beloved. You are His. Rest there.
Jesus said this after he shared the parable of the vineyard workers. It reminds me of the parable of the Prodigal Son where the older brother whines about not having the same thing as the prodigal. Oh to be thankful for God’s great generosity no matter how God distributes it! Today I’m praying for you according to Matthew 20:1-16 on the Pray Every Day Show.
Scramble with green onions and mushrooms topped with goat cheese and arugula, blueberries, and the great outdoors!
Jesus, I pray for my friend reading this today that you would empower them to have faith and trust as a child would. Bring innocence from the ashes of pain. Bring life from death. Bring hope eternal. Amen. Matthew 19:13-30. If you want to hear me pray for you, listen to Pray Every Day in iTunes or Spotify, and it’s also on your @amazon.alexa.devices as an @amazon.alexa.skills
Words to live by. All that work? It matters. All that toiling in prayer? It matters. All that unreturned love? It matters. Don’t lose heart. Persevere in doing good.
Right after this sentence we see the Pharisees testing Jesus about divorce. In several places in the NT, we read that the Pharisees were jealous of Jesus. Perhaps they wanted the large crowds, or coveted such adoration? In our world of platforms and followers, we must be cautious about our hearts, that they don't bend in a similar way. Fame emaciates the soul. But we are set free when we point to His fame.
I’ll pray for us all about this on prayeveryday.show
Red faced with another 5K under my belt. Grateful for cool Texas air, legs that run, and the therapy running is to me. What is your therapy these days?
