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Keep the Banner Flying High!
Free Ukraine! Amen
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Keep Praising...............................................................................
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Yeshua
Let the door swing wide
Let the King inside
Hosanna!
Richard Gere spent time living on the streets of New York dressed as a homeless man — both as research and while filming his movie Time Out of Mind.
He said most people completely ignored him or looked at him with disgust. He felt totally invisible. Only one woman stopped and offered him food — a moment of kindness he said he’d never forget.
After the experience, he went back out as himself and handed out food and money to the homeless people he encountered.
In our busy lives, it’s easy to overlook those who are struggling. This story shows how powerful even the smallest act of kindness can be for someone who feels unseen. It reminds us that we all have the ability to make someone’s day — or restore a bit of their dignity — with very little effort.
One genuine act of kindness can pierce through years of invisibility.
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Happy Easter
My Shepherd Reigns
He rose from the DEAD!!!
Amen!
“How can the Church help those going through trials?”
Life can bring all kinds of burdens — sickness, loss, divorce, financial struggles, and relational conflicts, but Galatians 6:2 tells us to bear one another’s burdens and so fulfill the law of Christ. Just as Jesus carried the Cross for us, we are called to come alongside others and help shoulder their weight.
Sometimes it just takes a kind word, a touch, or an expression that lets them know you care — even small acts can bring relief and hope.
— Rick Renner