We have a prayer request at our church (two, actually): One family had their precious baby boy in October 2010, and he has severe heart problems. They do not know how long he has to live. He has been in the hospital his whole life (think: ch-ching!) and his mother is running on the bottom healthwise. We could really use prayer for this family. And another: a father of five in our church had a kidney transplant in November, and has been in a coma-like state ever since (very unusual). He is improving, thanks be to God, but he is still not doing well. With all these medical/financial needs in our church right now, (a church which is also supporting our late pastor’s widow), we could use a lot of prayer. This is when faith- a Calvinistic, predestination faith, and the unity of the church comes in handy. Thank you all for your prayers in advance.
Praise God for that. Even so Lord come quickly. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is worth printing and hanging on the wall!
ReplyDeleteI'd hang that on my wall but I'm afraid of being heckled by Statler and Waldorf.
ReplyDeleteIf I could only be so wise and to always remember that. Too many times I live as if there is no limit of days alloted to me.
ReplyDeleteamen!
ReplyDeleteWe should live everyday for God, not for ourselves. Make everyday an eternal day.
ReplyDeleteWe have a prayer request at our church (two, actually):
ReplyDeleteOne family had their precious baby boy in October 2010, and he has severe heart problems. They do not know how long he has to live. He has been in the hospital his whole life (think: ch-ching!) and his mother is running on the bottom healthwise. We could really use prayer for this family.
And another: a father of five in our church had a kidney transplant in November, and has been in a coma-like state ever since (very unusual). He is improving, thanks be to God, but he is still not doing well. With all these medical/financial needs in our church right now, (a church which is also supporting our late pastor’s widow), we could use a lot of prayer.
This is when faith- a Calvinistic, predestination faith, and the unity of the church comes in handy. Thank you all for your prayers in advance.
Whoops! I used my dad's account. The prayer request was mine.
ReplyDeleteClassic, I need this for my office wall...silent evangelism to the masses walking past.
ReplyDeleteEverybody sing! "Oh, when the saints go March-ing in, oh, when the saints... go... March-ing... in...
ReplyDeleteEddie, have you considered making a CC calendar through Cafe Press?
ReplyDeleteI know Christ JESUS. GOD the SON
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