MaggieBelle

Beloved–

You go before me and follow me.  You place your hand of blessing on my head.  Such knowledge is too wonderful for me, too great for me to understand!  I can never escape from your Spirit!  I can never get away from your presence.  (from Psalms)

When I say to God you are the Hem and I am a temple —- it is almost too much for me to comprehend —-  almost but not quite.  Because I’m a living stone I can hear and follow His guidance.  I pray for you to desire the indwelling voice of the Holy Spirit, the Lord God Almighty.

Luv Ya!

Beloved–

What’s more, you are his holy priests. Through the mediation of Jesus Christ, you offer spiritual sacrifices that please God.    (from the book of Peter)

While I’m a living stone, the Lord God Almighty is the “Hem” that keeps the living stones surrounded but not tied down; so that I will be able to be an expression of his love to the world around me.  I pray for you to desire to know you are safely wrapped in His hem.  

Luv Ya!

Beloved–

You are coming to Christ, who is the living cornerstone of God’s temple. He was rejected by people, but he was chosen by God for great honor. And you are living stones that God is building into his spiritual temple . . .      (from the book of Peter)                

When I say, I praise and thank you, Father God, that I’m a temple for you, it sounds presumptuous of me; but really I’m only a block of cement holding on to the Cornerstone.  I pray for you, too desire to be a block of cement for the living Cornerstone.

Luv Ya!

MAY GOD BLESS YOU MY BELOVED

Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect.  (from Romans)

The History of “It’s Wednesday”

The power of praise and prayer has been a passion of mine since I was a very young Christian.  As a church secretary, I took on the prayer ministry, especially for students and teachers at the preschool located on the church campus.

The prayer ministry came to include actual hands-on prayer, Wednesday was the designated day.  One particular teacher would often say to me “It’s Wednesday, isn’t it?”  When she resigned to return to school, she said she would miss our weekly prayer time.  I told her, “don’t worry I’ll email you your prayer.”

In her first emailed prayer I wrote on the subject line “It’s Wednesday” and the title just stuck.  I would like to introduce you to that weekly email known as It’s Wednesday, that began in 2003.

I’m praying daily for YOU and that you will fall in love with Jesus more and more everyday; He has taken out your heart of stone and given you a heart of flesh and blood … His blood!  

Luv Ya!