AUTISM DOESN’T STOP OUR CHILDREN FROM WALKING STRONG IN THE LORD

AUTISM DOESN’T STOP OUR CHILDREN FROM WALKING STRONG IN THE LORD. HE MAKES THEIR FEET STRONG, AND THEIR STEPS ARE ORDERED BY GOD, PERIOD. WHAT GOD DESIGNED TO CARRY THEM WILL CARRY THEM, AND THEY WILL WALK IN HEAVEN’S ORIGINAL INTENT AND NOTHING LESS, AND IT IS SO, IN JESUS’ NAME.

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... Read moreAs a parent navigating life with a child on the autism spectrum, I've found profound strength and hope through the belief that our children’s paths are guided by God's unwavering support. The powerful declaration that "He makes their feet strong, and their steps are ordered by God" resonates deeply with many families seeking reassurance and purpose in their journey. Faith becomes a vital cornerstone, helping us embrace our children's unique abilities and potential. The conviction that what God designed to carry them will indeed carry them fosters resilience and peace amidst challenges. This spiritual perspective encourages us to see beyond limitations and focus on the divine plan for each child's life. Engaging in communities centered around hashtags like #thebloodoverautism and #strongintheLord can be uplifting, offering connection and shared experiences. Resources such as faith-inspired books and personal coaching provide practical support, reinforcing the belief that autism does not define but rather complements the journey of walking strong in faith. Personally, incorporating daily declarations and wearing symbolic apparel like The Blood Over Autism™ Puzzle Piece T-shirt has become meaningful rituals that affirm our commitment and hope. These acts serve as reminders that every step our children take aligns with a higher purpose. Ultimately, walking strong in the Lord means trusting that our children’s futures are bright and divinely ordered. This faith-driven approach transforms how families perceive autism, not as a barrier, but as part of a unique, God-ordained path filled with love, strength, and resilience.

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Today we speak to the L1 through L5 vertebrae, the sacrum, and the coccyx, which make up the lower spine and foundational base of our children’s bodies. The function of the L1 through L5 vertebrae, the sacrum, and the coccyx is to provide strength, stability, protection, and foundational support to the lower back, pelvis, hips, and lower body. This region supports the nerve pathways connected to our children’s hips, legs, knees, ankles, feet, posture, balance, standing, walking, and proper body coordination. This region also supports the lower abdominal region, pelvic support, bladder and bowel function, and the structural stability that allows our children’s bodies to remain upright, grounded, and functioning in the way God designed them to function. By the power that Jesus Christ has given to us, L1 through L5 vertebrae, sacrum, and coccyx, obey the words we speak in alignment with what God has decreed. We declare that the L1 through L5 vertebrae, the sacrum, and the coccyx are rightly aligned and functioning in the full capacity in which God created them to function. Our children’s hips are controlled and there is no misalignment found in them. Not only are their hips controlled, but their knee extension and all sensation that is connected to their front thigh and lower legs is operating in the capacity which God created them to function. Their feet, ankle, and toes are stable and the movement and the sensation connected to these regions operates with no issues. We declare that our children’s weight is correctly distributed throughout their upper body, pelvis and hips. Their spine is attached to their pelvis. Their sacral nerve roots are housed correctly and their bladder and bowel functions without fail. Our children stand correctly, their ankles are supported, and their bodies are stable in the name of Jesus.

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