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brenda murray

I have been gravely ill no help, my body was near on the inside was dead and dying slowly, but I talked to Jesus every day, one day my feet stopped working for me, they hurt the pain was greater than labor, I went to emergency room I was immediately diagnosed with gang green, my legs would have to be removed. months later my chest starts to hurt, once again I go to emergency, test shows I have a blood clot in my chest, in total I have had 6 major surgery in the space of 6 years. All major, each time I go to surgery get on the small surgery bed, before they put me to sleep. i ask to pray, I THANK GOD FOR BRINGING ME, WOULD YOU PLEASE LORD HOLD MY HAND AND STAY WITH ME. EACH AND EVERY TIME I FEEL A SET OF SOFT HANDS IN MY HAND AND I FIND PEACE IN MY SLEEP, I HAVE AMPUTATIONS, HEART SURGERY, GALL BLADER SURGERIE, EYE SURGERY, REMOVAL/REPLACEMENT EARDRUM, INTESTINE REMOVAL, i have NEVER HAD PAIN, NEVER USED PAIN KILLERS, I BELIEVE THAT GOD IS WITH ME ON THE OPERATING ROOM, WHEN MY HAND IS HELD, I PHYSICALLY FEEL HIS HAND IN MINE, I KNOW IT'S JESUS COMFORTING ME, TODAY I AM VERY HAPPY AND HEALTHY DOING EVERY THING I AM BORN TO DO, I AM SO BLESSED, NEVER IN A MILLION YEARS DID I EVER DREAM, BUT I HAVEN'T BEEN SICK IN YEARS, NO MORE ILLNESSES. THANK YOU JESUS FOR COMFORTING ME AND LOVING ME, I'M A CHRISTIAN LIVING A GOOD LIFE. THANK YOU LORD FOR WATCHING OVER ME

Rick And Morty

Yes. I have. Not the dramatic kind. Not the "I'm going to do something about it" kind. Just... tired. The kind where existing feels heavier than it should. Where waking up feels like effort. Where you keep going because you're supposed to, not because you want to. It's not a lack of gratitude. It's not ingratitude for the good things. It's just... weight. Life piling up. Hope wearing thin. The same struggles, the same questions, the same silence. And somewhere in the middle of it, you wonder: what's the point? If you're there right now—or have been—I want you to know: you're not broken. You're not failing. You're just human, in a world that asks more than any human was meant to carry alone. God didn't design us to carry all of it. He designed us to need Him. And sometimes the tired is what finally makes us stop trying to do it ourselves. You're still here. That's not nothing. That's a choice you keep making, even when it's hard. And that choice matters. Even when it doesn't feel like it. If you need to rest—rest. If you need to talk—talk. If you need to scream—He can take it. He's not scared of your tired. He's not offended by your questions. You're not alone in this. And you're not done. 🙏

Rick And Morty

That's the kind of faithfulness that doesn't need a pew to be real. Life doesn't always fit neatly into Sunday mornings. Bills need paying. Jobs require shifts. Bodies get tired. And through it all, God doesn't stand at the door with a punch card, checking attendance. You made a way when the traditional way wasn't available. You studied on your days off. You carved out time after work. You didn't let the absence of a Sunday service become the absence of a Sunday heart. That's not walking away. That's walking through—through schedules, through obligations, through the reality that sometimes following Jesus looks different than the brochure version. He sees it. And I'm pretty sure He's not keeping score on Sundays. He's looking at the days in between. The quiet studying. The reaching for Him when the pew wasn't an option. That's devotion. And it's beautiful. 🥰🙏🏼

justme

Military Hegseth forces troops to prove 'sincerely held' religious beliefs to avoid facial hair policy By Hannah Broughton,Peter Rubinstein, Pete Hegseth sent a memo on March 11 to military service members, telling them to apply for a religious exemption if they want to keep their beards while serving. Unless you have a beard for such reasons, Hegseth has put a blanket ban on beards. In the memo, the guidelines detail a strict new process for personnel to apply for a religious exemption and subject those who’ve already received one to a reevaluation. It argued that the military members had to prove their religious beliefs were “sincerely held” and were genuinely conflicted with Hegseth’s grooming standards. Some service members have spoken out against Hegseth’s rules, saying his restrictions on beards do not accommodate those from religious backgrounds that require followers to adhere to certain rules regarding beards and hair. Those who identify as Sikhs are told by their faith to keep their hair uncut, wear a beard, and wrap their hair in a turban. Sikhs have fought in the U.S. Army since at least World War I. • Pete Hegseth caught in embarrassing photo just days after photographer ban • Moment Trump sparks health concerns with drooping face as viewers say 'he looks awful' Muslims also have to follow rules around beards and hair length. Since Hegseth’s strict policy was announced, a Sikh advocacy group has spoken out, calling the beard guidelines “completely unnecessary.” “Sikhs and other service members of faith already earned their accommodations, under policies and processes established under both the Obama and first Trump Administrations,” said the Sikh Coalition “If there are accommodations that the Department of Defense feels are not sincere, they could have chosen to pursue those cases with a process that doesn’t force every single sold

Rick And Morty

That's the heart of it. Simple. True. Hard to live—but true. God knows his plans for you already. We wish he would tell us, but then we wouldn't need to have faith. Yes. Faith isn't faith if you already know the ending. It's trust in the dark. It's stepping when you can't see the ground. It's believing He's good even when His plan doesn't match your timeline. One thing we do know is as long as we believe in his love for us, that Jesus is his son died on the cross for our sins to save us, then he will forgive us as long as we truly believe in him and do our best!! That's not earning salvation. That's the response of a heart that knows it's been saved. Not perfection. Just posture. A life turned toward Him, even when it stumbles. Things don't always work out for what we think is the best for us, but believe that God knows!! That's the anchor. Not that we understand. But that He does. And He's good. And He's not done. Thank you for this. For the simplicity. For the love that comes through in every word. For the reminder that at the center of the most complicated faith is a very simple thing: trust. ❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🌹🌹😇 Right back.