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Friday, December 21, 2012
1 John 5:5
"Who is He that overcome the world, but he that believe that Jesus is the Son of God?"
11 comments:
James
said...
Amen brother Richard! One of my favorite verses goes hand in hand with 1John 5:5 1 John 5:20 We know also that the Son of God has come and has given us understanding, so that we may know him who is true. And we are in him who is true--even in his Son Jesus Christ. He is the true God and eternal life.
Thank you for reminding us to Keep Christ in Christmas. James
Merry Christmas Mr. Salinskas our group prays for you every day. We are looking forward to your blog commentary and teachings again soon. With prayer jr
Merry and Blessed Christmas! Last year your daughter Dianne sent us this blog link at Christmas time. I believe your grandaugter made it for you as a gift. we wanted you to know, it has been a gift for Us. Your faith has caused my faith to grow. We check often for new encouraging words from you.
December 30, 2011 - This prayer from Billy Graham, written for "The Saturday Evening Post" in 2008, is just as relevant this year.
Our Father and our God, as we stand at the beginning of this new year we confess our need of Your presence and Your guidance as we face the future.
We each have our hopes and expectations for the year that is ahead of us—but You alone know what it holds for us, and only You can give us the strength and the wisdom we will need to meet its challenges. So help us to humbly put our hands into Your hand, and to trust You and to seek Your will for our lives during this coming year.
In the midst of life’s uncertainties in the days ahead, assure us of the certainty of Your unchanging love.
In the midst of life’s inevitable disappointments and heartaches, help us to turn to You for the stability and comfort we will need.
In the midst of life’s temptations and the pull of our stubborn self-will, help us not to lose our way but to have the courage to do what is right in Your sight, regardless of the cost.
And in the midst of our daily preoccupations and pursuits, open our eyes to the sorrows and injustices of our hurting world, and help us to respond with compassion and sacrifice to those who are friendless and in need. May our constant prayer be that of the ancient Psalmist: “Teach me, O Lord, to follow your decrees; then I will keep them to the end” (Psalm 119:33).
We pray for our nation and its leaders during these difficult times, and for all those who are seeking to bring peace and justice to our dangerous and troubled world. We pray especially for Your protection on all those who serve in our armed forces, and we thank You for their commitment to defend our freedoms, even at the cost of their own lives. Be with their families also, and assure them of Your love and concern for them.
Bring our divided nation together, and give us a greater vision of what You would have us to be. Your Word reminds us that “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord” (Psalm 33:12).
As we look back over this past year we thank You for Your goodness to us—far beyond what we have deserved. May we never presume on Your past goodness or forget all Your mercies to us, but may they instead lead us to repentance, and to a new commitment to make You the foundation and center of our lives this year.
And so, our Father, we thank You for the promise and hope of this new year, and we look forward to it with expectancy and faith. This I ask in the name of our Lord and Savior, who by His death and resurrection has given us hope both for this world and the world to come.
11 comments:
Amen brother Richard!
One of my favorite verses goes hand in hand with 1John 5:5
1 John 5:20 We know also that the Son of God has come and has given us understanding, so that we may know him who is true. And we are in him who is true--even in his Son Jesus Christ. He is the true God and eternal life.
Thank you for reminding us to Keep Christ in Christmas.
James
Merry Christmas Mr. Salinskas
our group prays for you every day.
We are looking forward to your blog commentary and teachings again soon.
With prayer
jr
Merry and Blessed Christmas!
Last year your daughter Dianne sent us this blog link at Christmas time. I believe your grandaugter made it for you as a gift.
we wanted you to know, it has been a gift for Us.
Your faith has caused my faith to grow.
We check often for new encouraging words from you.
Your friends in Pigeon Forge
May Christ be your light always and everywhere
May you be filled with the healing our Christmas Savior came to bring You!
Your Healing is the Gift Jesus bought and paid for!
Blessed Jesus filled Christmas to you and your family!
Jan
When I was a child And a right tearabout You knew things without seeing Intuition,no doubt
With that same intuition I'm hoping you'll know How much I love you (It doesn't always show)
Merry Christmas Mom and Dad I pray each day will be As filled with joy As you've made life for me
Counting my blessings always begins with You!
Merry Christmas Dad and Mom!
God Bless you and your entire family sir! Merry Christmas!
R Billy Graham's Prayer for the New Year
December 30, 2011 - This prayer from Billy Graham, written for "The Saturday Evening Post" in 2008, is just as relevant this year.
Our Father and our God, as we stand at the beginning of this new year we confess our need of Your presence and Your guidance as we face the future.
We each have our hopes and expectations for the year that is ahead of us—but You alone know what it holds for us, and only You can give us the strength and the wisdom we will need to meet its challenges. So help us to humbly put our hands into Your hand, and to trust You and to seek Your will for our lives during this coming year.
In the midst of life’s uncertainties in the days ahead, assure us of the certainty of Your unchanging love.
In the midst of life’s inevitable disappointments and heartaches, help us to turn to You for the stability and comfort we will need.
In the midst of life’s temptations and the pull of our stubborn self-will, help us not to lose our way but to have the courage to do what is right in Your sight, regardless of the cost.
And in the midst of our daily preoccupations and pursuits, open our eyes to the sorrows and injustices of our hurting world, and help us to respond with compassion and sacrifice to those who are friendless and in need. May our constant prayer be that of the ancient Psalmist: “Teach me, O Lord, to follow your decrees; then I will keep them to the end” (Psalm 119:33).
We pray for our nation and its leaders during these difficult times, and for all those who are seeking to bring peace and justice to our dangerous and troubled world. We pray especially for Your protection on all those who serve in our armed forces, and we thank You for their commitment to defend our freedoms, even at the cost of their own lives. Be with their families also, and assure them of Your love and concern for them.
Bring our divided nation together, and give us a greater vision of what You would have us to be. Your Word reminds us that “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord” (Psalm 33:12).
As we look back over this past year we thank You for Your goodness to us—far beyond what we have deserved. May we never presume on Your past goodness or forget all Your mercies to us, but may they instead lead us to repentance, and to a new commitment to make You the foundation and center of our lives this year.
And so, our Father, we thank You for the promise and hope of this new year, and we look forward to it with expectancy and faith. This I ask in the name of our Lord and Savior, who by His death and resurrection has given us hope both for this world and the world to come.
Amen
I wanted my own way before,
I ignored your loving plans.
But now I'm putting everything
into your nail-scarred hands.
I promise to obey you
out of gratitude and love.
I won't be giving orders
to my Father up above.
I finally realize the truth
and so I've changed my prayer.
The safest place for me to be
is in your gentle care.
Please be my shepherd, Jesus,
that's all I ask of you.
In good times and in bad this year,
Take my hand and lead me through.
Amen.
--Jack Zavada
Happy New Year Mr. Silanskas!! I hope the New Year brings more of God's great gifts for you and your family.
Dave
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