All your children shall be taught by the Lord Isa 54:13

A letter from Marion with regards to my mother sinning and taking my child a minor to a Witch/ Psychic.

Hello Julie

Once again it is to completely trust God, as you say, listen to His Word, and trust God with your child. We pray from a position of victory.  Remember God’s Word and His promise that you can hold on to, and declare:

“All your children shall be taught by the Lord, and great shall be your children’s peace.” Isaiah 54:13. You can read from verse 11 – 17 as well; it is all good!

With love and blessings

Marion

sorrow not

’Be joyful always’’ it tells us in Thessalonians and “ sorrow not.’  “

But grief and sorrow are dangerous things. Several years ago God showed me that they're not the innocent emotions we've thought they were. The force behind these emotions are actually spirit beings sent by the devil himself to kill, steal and destroy.

 

 

 

Dearest Amber Rose and Marion,

 

An article and commentary on scripture by Kenneth Copeland, who I subscibe to.

 

‘’Be joyful always’’ it tells us in Thessalonians and “ sorrow not.’  “

But grief and sorrow are dangerous things. Several years ago God showed me that they're not the innocent emotions we've thought they were. The force behind these emotions are actually spirit beings sent by the devil himself to kill, steal and destroy.’’

 

Kindest regards,

Julie

From: Kenneth Copeland Ministries

Sent: Sunday, July 14, 2013 3:01 AM

To: Julie

Subject: [Faith to Faith Daily Devotional Emails] Your Deadly Enemy

 

KCM Australia Email Subscriptions Prayer Requests Contact Us Online Store Your Deadly Enemy "I would not have you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning them which are asleep, that ye sorrow not, even as others which have no hope. For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again...." (1 Thessalonians 4:13) Dear Julie, Many of us, even though we're believers, have seen grief and sorrow as such a natural part of life that we haven't even questioned them. In fact, if we're honest, we'd have to admit there are times when we actually want to feel sad and sorry for ourselves. Why would we choose to feel sorrow? Because sorrow has an emotional kick to it. It offers a surge of feeling that, in the beginning stages, is almost intoxicating. But grief and sorrow are dangerous things. Several years ago God showed me that they're not the innocent emotions we've thought they were. The force behind these emotions are actually spirit beings sent by the devil himself to kill, steal and destroy. They are a part of the devastating, satanic barrage Jesus took on Himself when He died on the Cross (Is. 53). He bore grief and sorrow, so we wouldn't have to. If they come knocking on your door, remember, they are not innocent emotions. They are deadly enemies that Jesus already carried away at Calvary. Don't live as those who have no hope. You're a believer. You know that Jesus Christ died for you and rose again. That not only gives you hope where physical death is concerned, it gives you hope in every situation. Sorrow not! By Kenneth Copeland Scripture Reading: Isaiah 51:11-16

Hey Yes Julie what a great thought. When anyone says something against you in the future, you just rejoice because that means one more reward stored up for you in Heaven. Hallelujah! Praise His Name!

Bless you heaps

Marion

 

always be of good courage and cheer

If someone hurts you with words occasionally like my mother occasionally did over the years, take heart as Jesus says and be of good courage and cheer and remember the scriptures:

'Blessed are you when men hate you and despitefully use you. Luke 6:22

Throughout history, God’s followers have always been persecuted for doing what’s right. So, rejoice when people hate you and curse you on My account; leap for joy when they insult you and mistreat you, because God has a massive reward stored up for you in heaven.” ~Luke 6:23 (Randy Reed Paraphrased Version).

feed the promises in His Word

That is really good Julie. Thank you for sharing that; feed the promises with reading the Word and with praise, and weed out unforgiveness, doubt and fear. It is so well said.

Love and blessings

Marion

 

Timothy's mother and grandmother planted the Scriptures in the receptive soil of his young heart before the surrounding culture could get to him

 

 

 

 

So is the kingdom of God, as if a man should cast seed into the ground." (Mark 4:26)

Dear Julie,

Jesus compared the kingdom of God with the planting of seed and reaping the harvest. It's a simple concept. One all of us understand. Why, then, aren't all of us producing bumper crops every season? Because we're sitting around waiting for God to do all the work.
He doesn't operate that way. He'll work with you, but He won't do it all. There are some essential things you must do by faith if you want to have a crop to reap at harvest time.
First, you must sow the seed of the Word in faith, expecting it to grow. You must find precious promises from God in His Word, plant them in your heart and in your life.
Next, you must water the seed. Water it every day with praise. Water it with the spiritual water of the Word. That Word contains life and those seed promises can't grow without it.
And finally, you have to keep the weeds out! When the weeds of unforgiveness, doubt, fear, discouragement, (and all the other junk the devil tries to sow into your crop) try to enter in, get rid of them. They'll choke the Word.
That's going to take some diligence on your part. No one else will do it for you. You're going to have to weed your own crop yourself. So get tough about it. When a little weed pops up, kill it! Don't hang on to it for even a moment. Pull it up by its roots. Spray it with the Word. Don't be tempted to keep a wildflower when you can have the best--God's best.
Don't sit around waiting for God to produce your harvest. Start planting. Start watching over your land (your heart and your mind) to keep it moist, watered with the Word, and free from weeds.
Commit to do your part and trust God to do His. You will have a bumper crop this season! By Kenneth Copeland

Scripture Reading: Ephesians 4:22-32

 

 

 

keep speaking out the Word

Yes, just keep speaking out those words Julie, and we will look forward to hearing what God is doing.

Love and blessings

Marion

love to eat the fruit that comes out of your mouth

10.07.13

 

Some more scripture word from church elders at the Healing Rooms.

 

I DECLARE Ps 42:1 “ as the deer pants for the water at the water brooks, so Yaser’s soul pants for you O’ God.

 

YOUR WORDS SPEAK LIFE.

 

Prov 18:21 Love to eat the fruit that comes out of your mouth. 

 

Hugs and blessings,

Julie