Jesus told us this stuff would come at the end.
While this is a cultural and political battle, it is PRIMARILY a SPIRITUAL battle! We need to stay prayed up!
Category Archives: Prayer
The War Heats Up
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What God Can Do
Please PRAY for Judge Gorsuch’s confirmation. We need him on the Supreme Court ASAP!
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Search me, O Lord
The “Verse of the Day” hit me in the heart, so I took a screen shot of it.
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“Guide me, Lord, in the way of your commands.” (Ps 119:35)
Please join me today in praying for and making sacrifices on behalf of President Trump. I read on Facebook that Satanists plan to perform a curse against him today. Maybe you think that’s silly. I don’t. I believe we are in a spiritual battle here and we need to step up and be PRAYER WARRIORS for CHRIST.
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Friday Afternoon Matinee
Had a checkup today. The good news is, my pacemaker’s doing fine. The bad news is the day ain’t over. Had lunch with DW at the tres chic Taco Bell. (I have a weakness for gordita supremes.)
There is the usual cascade of items today, but there are so many videos I thought I’d post some here and leave the heady stuff for the comment section.
The Super Bowl is Sunday, in case you haven’t heard. Not decided if I’m going to post any of the hopelessly overpriced ads. The New England Patriots’ owner, Robert Kraft, the coach, Bill Bellichek, and the star quarterback, Tom Brady are all friends of the President. Brady is getting all kinds of grief and even people who hate football are certain to tune in, in the hopes of seeing him get hurt for his unforgivable behavior.
To cleanse the palate, imagine archaeologists thousands of years from now sifting through the digital rubble of our civilization in search of scant bits of cultural data — and finding this. They would probably conclude that it’s newsreel footage from an esoteric tribal war fought long ago by lunatic warrior-poets, speaking ecstatic gibberish as they slaughter each other.
Which, pretty much, yeah.
Relatedly, how many times this weekend will various media remind us that Tom Brady is palsies with the president and that that’s a doubleplusungood thing to be?
FROM AN NFL STAR TO AN ANNOYING LITTLE MUNCHKIN:
Trump: “NOTHING” Is Off The Table On Iran
Trump at Prayer Breakfast: ‘We’re Taken Advantage of By Every Nation in the World, IT’S NOT GONNA HAPPEN ANYMORE”
“It’s time we be tough”
“Terrorism must be stopped, and it will be stopped, it might not be pretty for a while, it will be stopped”
Trump hammers Arnold Schwarzenegger at prayer breakfast
The Apprentice ‘ratings went down the tubes and it’s been a total disaster’…’I want to pray for Arnold and those ratings’
TRUMP: What I hear more than anything when I travel the nation are five words:
“I am praying for you”
Democrats and UC Berkeley Students Destroy And Loot Starbucks At Milo Yiannopoulos Protest
Democrat Congresswoman Val Demings Says Violent Riots At UC Berkeley Were A “BEAUTIFUL SIGHT”
Joy Behar Urges Dr. Phil to Diagnose Trump as a Narcissist
THAT WOULD DESCRIBE YOUR HOMEBOY, SWEETIE PIE
Sharpton: Schumer Needs to Give Republicans ‘The Big Payback’ Over Gorsuch Nomination
Captain Kirk Meets Ashley Judd – F*#%-ing Hilarious!
PETE DARES TO BE DIFFERENT
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“Freedom of religion is a sacred right.”
Feb 2, 2017: During his speech at the national prayer breakfast this morning, President Donald Trump called freedom of religion a sacred right and promised that his administration will do everything in its power to protect religious liberty.
That includes getting rid of the Johnson amendment that prohibits pastors and churches from speaking out on political issues by making them worry about their nonprofit status being revoked. Trump said that America will flourish “when religious liberty can flourish.”
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Crying out to God on Capitol Hill
Photo: Senate Chaplain Barry Black, a former Rear Admiral in the U.S. Navy, is the first African-American and the first Seventh-day Adventist to be elected to the Senate chaplaincy.
Ted Cruz recently held a prayer meeting with conservative pastors and members of Congress to pray against Satan’s power.
They prayed in the Kennedy Caucus Room in the Capitol and in the U.S. Senate chamber.
“We got on our knees… and it sounded almost like a labor room as people were crying out to God for the revival that Chaplain Black believes is coming and that we believe is coming,” Pastor Dave Kistler said.
“To do that in the Senate chamber was an absolutely astounding opportunity,” he added. “And again it puts an exclamation point on the Senate chaplain’s assessment that revival is on the way and may indeed begin in the halls of Congress.”
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Forgiving and Forgetting
This prayer has helped me overcome my bad habit of brooding over old hurts.
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Update on my health
I saw my new nephrologist for the first time yesterday. My kidneys are in very bad shape, but he can’t determine best treatment without more tests, one of them that will be extremely unpleasant so prayers would be welcome. Next appointment is Jan 27th to review results and plan next move.
Most likely thing is my kidneys are permanently damaged, probably by scarring from long-term analgesic use and auto-immune disease. The point they’re at now is so far gone that they will probably deteriorate to dialysis/transplant arena. Again, prayers!
I’m trying to keep firmly in mind that God healed my unborn baby from an untreatable, incurable disease and that NOTHING is impossible for Him. Plus, you know, joining suffering with Jesus on the cross for the salvation of sinners. Praying hard for humility and all that good stuff.
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Anima Christi
I say this medieval prayer every morning. I really love it and just wanted to share it with all y’all. The name means “Soul of Christ.” It is simply the first two words of the prayer in Latin.
Anima Christi
Soul of Christ, sanctify me
Body of Christ, save me
Blood of Christ, inebriate me
Water from the side of Christ, wash me
Passion of Christ, strengthen me
O good Jesus, hear me
Within Thy wounds hide me
Permit me not to be separated from Thee
From the malicious enemy defend me
In the hour of my death call me
And bid me come unto Thee
That I may praise Thee with Thy saints
Forever and ever
Amen
Anima Christi set to music
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