✝️Cancer survivor, Clinician. ✝️. Read the Bible every day. Write about it. Talk about it.
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It’s been a week since Falls Through was released into this world and I’m thankful for all of your love and support and help in spreading this Gospel that’s saved my life. It’s incredible to think that God can turn so much pain into so much praise isn’t it?
love,
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Nurse says he recently reported a ER nurse who delayed pain medication to a Level I trauma patient because he was wearing a MAGA hat.
The man had been stabbed, beaten with a baseball bat, and had a bone protruding from his leg. That is just evil.
Good on this nurse for reporting her and making those in charge aware of her abhorrent behavior. Politics should never interfere with patient care. Credit: @shiestynurse
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There are over 500 mosques in New York City, yet they still choose to pray in the streets… This is in order to show their dominance and normalize Islam.
Watch the full video here: youtu.be/ITenxyNLaxo?is=vH0K…
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I’m headed to Manchester, England, where there are a lot of hungry hearts and searching souls. I’ll be preaching the Gospel on Saturday evening. Will you join me in praying that many will open their hearts to Jesus Christ and find new life by receiving Him in repentance and faith? christiandaily.com/news/fran…
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Pray with me
September 22, 2026
Heavenly Father,
We come before You today with grateful hearts, because every good and perfect gift comes from You. You are the Giver, the Sustainer, and the One who has carried us farther than we could ever have carried ourselves. (James 1:17)
Thank You for the blessings we recognize and for the blessings we have overlooked. Thank You for doors You opened, and for doors You closed because You knew what was on the other side. Thank You for prayers You answered exactly as we hoped, and for the times Your wisdom gave us something different because Your ways are higher than our ways. (Isaiah 55:8-9)
Lord, teach us to “give thanks in all circumstances,” because this is Your will for us in Christ Jesus. (1 Thessalonians 5:18) Not because every circumstance is good, but because You remain good in every circumstance.
Thank You for daily bread. Thank You for shelter, provision, work, family, friendship, laughter, and the ordinary mercies we so easily take for granted. You have promised to supply our needs according to Your riches in glory in Christ Jesus. (Philippians 4:19)
Thank You for protecting us from things we never saw coming. Thank You for sustaining us through battles we thought would break us. Thank You for giving strength when ours was gone, peace when life was uncertain, and hope when the road ahead seemed dark.
As David declared, “Bless the LORD, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits.” (Psalm 103:2) Father, keep us from forgetting. Do not allow familiarity with Your blessings to produce ingratitude in our hearts. Give us eyes to recognize Your fingerprints throughout our lives.
Above everything else, thank You for Jesus.
Thank You for the cross. Thank You for mercy we did not earn, grace we could never purchase, forgiveness we could never achieve, and salvation we could never accomplish for ourselves. “Thanks be to God for his inexpressible gift!” (2 Corinthians 9:15)
Thank You that through Christ we have been rescued from darkness and brought into Your kingdom. (Colossians 1:13-14) Thank You that our names are written in heaven. (Luke 10:20) Thank You that nothing can separate us from Your love in Christ Jesus. (Romans 8:38-39)
Father, do not simply make us people who have been blessed. Make us people who know how to be grateful.
When abundance comes, keep us humble.
When difficulties come, keep us faithful.
When prayers are answered, remind us to return and say thank You.
When we receive more than we need, show us whom we can bless.
Let gratitude change the way we live. May our words, generosity, worship, obedience, and treatment of others become living expressions of thanksgiving.
Your Word says, “Oh give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; for his steadfast love endures forever!” (Psalm 107:1)
So today we give You thanks.
For what You have done.
For what You are doing.
For what You have kept us from.
For what You have brought us through.
For what You have placed in our hands.
And for what You are preparing that we cannot yet see.
You have been faithful in every season. You are faithful today. And You will remain faithful tomorrow.
May we never become so consumed with what we still want that we forget to praise You for what we already have.
With grateful hearts, we declare:
“The LORD has done great things for us; we are glad.” (Psalm 126:3)
Thank You, Father, for Your goodness, Your mercy, Your provision, Your protection, Your presence, and above all, the gift of Your Son.
In the name of Jesus Christ,
Amen.
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Maybe you feel like the black sheep. Like you’ve gone too far, messed up too much or don’t belong anywhere .
But the truth?
You’re not too far gone, you’re not forgotten.
Jesus doesn’t walk away from you- He chases after you. 🤍
🎥 Ben Fuller, "BlackSheep"Live From RedRocks.
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Just think of all that has happened in this country from 1776 to 2026! What started as a small group of people searching for freedom to live out their faith has become the greatest nation on earth, and America continues to stand as a beacon for freedom around the world today. God did this. He is the One who has blessed this country.
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Statement Regarding Kyle Busch from the Busch Family:
“Kyle has experienced a severe illness resulting in hospitalization. He is currently undergoing treatment and will not compete in any of his scheduled activities this weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway. We ask for understanding and privacy as our family navigates this situation.”
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And to think I was gonna find God with a shovel in the ground….
Thank you Lord for your unrelenting love. It goes deeper still.
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I thank God for my mother, Ruth Bell Graham. She was so much fun, and she had a mischievous streak–which she might’ve passed on to me! My mother also had a great love for God and for His Word. There was nothing she’d rather talk about. And she taught God’s Word to us children as we were growing up. I’m thankful for the example she set and the seeds she sowed in each of our lives. I think of all the prayers my mother prayed for me, and they didn’t evaporate when she died—they’re still before the throne of God.
Happy Mother’s Day!
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On this National Day of Prayer, I’m reminded that prayer isn’t just something we do… it’s where we run to. 🤍 I’ve seen what God can do through a praying woman — the quiet faith, the tears, the surrender, the strength that only comes from Him. It changes things. It changes us. Whatever you’re carrying today, you don’t have to hold it alone. Take it to Jesus. He’s listening. 🙏🤍 @laineywilson
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Her Life Shifted After This Moment!
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YouTube: Richard Lorenzo Jr.
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Jacksonville police officer Antonio Richardson prays for a young man who was standing on the edge of a bridge, ready to take his own life.
Richardson conversed with and prayed for the man for 40 minutes.
"When I got the call … I was just there to stop the traffic. And then a couple of other officers who knew my position as a pastor asked me to come over and talk with the guy," Richardson told Fox News.
"I just felt within myself that God was going to spare his life, and he did."
"I was praying. And God spared his life. And we connected. And as a result of that connection, he didn’t jump."
Praise God.
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When Jesus Calls, Everything Changes nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1qKVmQWLv…
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First, thank you, two words I don’t say enough.
Son, you are a rabbi.
Look up the definition.
A rabbi is a teacher. And teachers who speak truth have always been rejected by somebody.
That is part of the thread.
Tomorrow you said you wanted to pick up in Mark 1:21, where Jesus Christ enters the synagogue and teaches.
“And they were astonished at His doctrine: for He taught them as one that had authority, and not as the scribes.”
- Mark 1:22
That verse matters.
Because truth does not need performance when it carries authority.
That is where my week keeps circling back.
For two weeks now, I keep landing on 1 Kings 19:19.
Elijah passed by Elisha and cast his mantle upon him.
No long explanation.
No speech.
No argument.
Just recognition.
The mantle was cast.
The plow was burned.
No return to what was.
Sometimes God places something on you before you understand what it means.
That is how my week started.
I ran out of wax to pour candles.
I ran out of bookmarks for my Bible.
So I started making bookmarks for It.
The idea came from a church bulletin I found in a Bible from 30 years ago. It was simple, useful, and has stayed with me. Last week, I kept moving back and forth through Scripture, I realized I needed Bookmarks with references.
The quick-reference Bible bookmark from 2001 was there. I created more for anyone who wants to print them, cut them out, fold them, place them in a Bible, or place them inside a Bible to give to someone else. I’d never made a bookmark before this past week. The most useful ones have a message.
So that is what I did.
They are not meant to replace reading Scripture.
They are meant to help you return to it.
A bookmark does not argue.
It does not preach over anyone.
It simply holds a place until someone is ready to come back to the Word.
That is why I’m sharing them here.
Print them.
Share them.
Leave one where someone may need it.
The Word was never meant to stop with us.
Pray without ceasing.
Love in every direction. 🙏✝️
I believe God places people exactly where He needs them to be. He will protect and cover them.
And we need to spiritually recognize that He is not only in front of us.
He is above us.
Below us.
Beside us.
Behind us.
And already standing where we have not yet arrived.
That is why John 5:39 hit me this week:
“Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of Me.”
- John 5:39
That is the through line.
The Scriptures are not just information.
They are testimony.
They point.
They reveal.
They witness.
They lead us to Christ.
And the warning is this:
It is possible to know the words
and still miss the Word.
It is possible to study the page
and still refuse the Person it reveals.
Because Jesus Christ did not say the Scriptures themselves are the destination.
He said they testify of Him.
Genesis points to Him.
Exodus points to Him.
The Psalms point to Him.
The prophets point to Him.
Revelation gathers the threads and shows where they all end.
That is why the connections matter.
Not to sound smart.
Not to win arguments.
Not to replace the Bible with tools, charts, bookmarks, or explanations.
But to return to the One the whole story has been testifying about from the beginning.
“And ye will not come to Me, that ye might have life.”
- John 5:40
That is the part we cannot miss.
The goal is not Bible knowledge alone.
The goal is life in Christ.
So search the Scriptures.
Trace the echoes.
Follow the patterns.
Mark the pages.
Use every tool that helps you return to the Word.
But do not stop at the page.
Come to Him.
Because the Scriptures testify.
Christ gives life.
And maybe that is why this all keeps tying together:
Elisha received the mantle.
Jesus Christ taught with authority.
John reminds us the Scriptures testify of Him.
And a bookmark simply hold the place until someone is ready to return.
That is the whole point.
Not decoration.
Direction.
Pray without ceasing.
Love in every direction. 🙏✝️
