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SCRIPTURE THOUGHT OF THE DAY

Trust you in the LORD for ever: for in the LORD JEHOVAH is everlasting strength.
- Isaiah 26:4 (American King James Version)

Feel like you don't have the strength to go on? Look to God for help. He's got strong arms!

The ministry of Jesus Did It started in 2015 with people who the Lord has been using to draw people closer to Jesus through the means of online ministry.
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-Is the topic of speaking in tongues confusing to you?
-Do you wonder if it's Biblical and still "for today?"
-Is it in real earthly languages or heavenly ones?

Rick Costa's book tackles all these questions and more as he explains the various types of speaking in tongues using the Scriptures to teach what was in the Bible all along!

When The Vision Dies by Terrye Y. Hicks uses the Biblical story of the Shunammite woman along with the author's personal life experiences to bring a message of hope and healing to visionaries offering practical principles for application through insight, wisdom and storytelling to help restore the visionary's faith.

Scapegoat tells the heartbreaking story of a girl named Darci with a tumultuous past and how she manages to escape from the harsh and bitter realities of her life. Struggling with her horrendous childhood, she was barely able to come out of the darkness that was ripping her soul.
But God sends help in ways we never expect. Darci's life took a turn, and she was enlightened with faith in God in her heart. She deals with her abusive parents, breaks the entrapment of sex trafficking and rises above mental illness and other challenges as she finds the secret of redemption, peace, and happiness.
Scapegoat explores the themes of self-love, faith, hope, distortion, darkness, desperation, violence, abuse, and fear that lurk among us all - sometimes in solid appearances and other times in disguise.