My help cometh from the Lord, which made heaven and earth.
Lord, You are the Creator of all things. When I look at the works of Your hands, I know that I can trust in You, because You have shown Your power and Your goodness. Teach me to rely not on my own strength, or on fragile human ideas and alliances, but on You. For You are above all things, and You sustain all things. In Jesus’ name, amen.
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Good morning family.
I hope this letter finds everyone well after current events going on between our nation and Middle Eastern nations. As some of you know, I’ve been preaching on this season for a few years now. And the Lord has been very clear about plans concerning Israel and aggressor nations. This ministry has always supported Trump and the administration. The Lord has put in the White House.
This ministry also supports and has been in favor of the actions that were taken via the Trump administration on Iran. What is more troubling is the rise of the antisemitism that we have seen and will continue to see because of the necessary procedures having to be deployed on a nation that unfortunately has a massive following to a death cult. to put it very short into the point. Until the church and the world understands that this has nothing to do with Israel versus Iran, but everything to do with Israel versus Islam this will always look like a political land grab that continues to go on and on and on. This is a spiritual war, and this is a war between Isaac and Ishmael. Sadly, the world, and some of the church understand very little about eschatology if at all. We are in the end times. It is so vital for each one of us to understand our Bible and have our personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. It is also wisdom to understand what other religions believe and what is written in their own eschatologies to understand the wars that we will continue to face. The natural disasters we will continue to face and the beast system that our Bible tells us will be built right before the return of Christ. In fact, that infrastructure is being built right now and has been being built for the last 10 years. It is my hearts hope that each one of you have found your tribe a place where you can fellowship pray for one another and heal one another during these times as they continue to get darker and darker. We must get brighter and brighter and look up, but we know our redemption draws near. Pray and cover your family with the blood of Jesus every day. Take your authority over your home your neighborhood, your children, your children schools and churches by drawing the bloodline around everything that is dear to you Tell someone about Jesus. Tell someone he is coming make it a practice to get into your word and know the Lord Jesus closer than you ever have before. We are in wonderfully fun times if you’re on the right side of the tracks
Lately, with everything happening in the world, it's easy to feel overwhelmed, isn't it? The news, the discussions about global events, and even the spiritual insights shared in the main article about Israel and the end times can weigh heavily on our hearts. I know for myself, there are days when I just feel... broken-hearted. It’s during these moments that I turn to scripture, much like how Psalms 121:2, 'My help cometh from the Lord,' offers such a strong foundation. But there's another verse that has really resonated with me during those times of deep sorrow or frustration, and that's Psalm 34:18. It says, 'The Lord is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit.' Isn't that just incredibly comforting? It speaks directly to those moments when we feel utterly dejected, when our spirit is humbled or 'contrite' because of the world's burdens or our own shortcomings. This isn't just about feeling sad; it’s about acknowledging our frailty and turning to God. In the context of the spiritual battles and prophecies discussed in the main piece, understanding that God is close to us when we're hurting is a powerful truth. It means we don't have to carry the weight of these 'end times' alone, or navigate the complexities of spiritual warfare with just our own understanding. When I read about the rise of antisemitism or the spiritual roots of conflicts, my heart aches, and Psalm 34:18 reminds me that God is right there in that ache. It’s a beautiful complement to Psalms 121:2. While 121:2 assures us of God's overarching power and ability to help in all circumstances – because He made heaven and earth – Psalm 34:18 focuses on His intimate presence in our pain. It's not just that He can help, but that He is nigh to us when we need that help most, particularly when we're at our lowest. This perspective encourages me to bring all my worries, my brokenness, and my 'contrite spirit' before the Lord. It’s a reminder that even when things seem to be getting 'darker and darker,' as mentioned in the article, God doesn't distance Himself from our suffering. Instead, He draws near. This personal experience of His closeness strengthens my faith and helps me to 'look up,' knowing that redemption truly does draw near. So, if you're feeling overwhelmed or a heavy heart today, remember Psalm 34:18. Let it be a source of solace, just as 'My help cometh from the Lord' continues to be a beacon of hope for me.
