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-4- I want others to know about my dear friend, Ava though time and space will prevent sharing many details about her. If you knew her, you would love her as well. When you speak, she looks you in the eye, smiles and nods encouragingly. Her wit is sharp, her humor playful, and her thoughtfulness illimitable. She’s spunky, kind and affable. She values God, family, friends, and country. She is everything you want in a friend. She is worth praying for –the kind of get up in the wee hours and cover her in prayer, kind of woman. The earthly road she has been traveling is about to end, and it does not seem right, fair, reasonable. This trial has caused me to study the Lord. It also reminds me to hold fast to the Things That Matter Most. This world, with its squabbles and controversies, will wear us down if it does not tear us asunder. Our enemy actively seeks ways to distract us: with empty entertainment, vapid tasks, shallow relationships, and nonsensical assets. Walk away. Walk away from the fear-mongers, the distractions, the petty quarrels. Have nothing to do with the gossipers and the braggarts. Stay away from the uncharitable, pharisaical, defeatist. Embrace the sweet and simple. Make memories with those you love. Be equitable, kind and courageous. Pray boldly and accept the power of the Resurrection and Life Who lives in you.

-3- Before we leave Ava’s room, we ask to pray with her. She tells us she wants strength. We pray for this. On the drive home, my friend tells me that Ava seems to always have the joy of the Lord on her face. I ponder this. I have been struggling with what to pray for concerning Ave, and while her request gave me some direction, it did not feel complete. Later, I ask Him what He wants me to pray for regarding my friend in hospice, and He brings to mind: “… for the joy of the Lord is your strength” (Nehemiah 8:10). This. This is what I am to pray for. I have been handed a heavenly assignment. The joy of the Lord is your strength, whispered quietly or in silent supplication, is thought about several times a day as I pray this for my friend. I told God that I grieve for the future she will not have. He told me that her future is with Him. I told God that I grieve for the daughter who is still too young to lose her mom. He told me that she is His daughter too, and He will take care of her.

-2- A mutual friend and myself visited her a couple of weeks ago. When we poked our heads around the door, she welcomed us with open arms, a smile on her face. My companion hugged her first, which gave me a breathless moment to compose myself. Outwardly, I plastered a warm greeting upon my face while inwardly my heart nearly fainted. She’s unrecognizable. I hurt for Ava. I hurt for her daughter and husband. However, I did not allow this hurt to manifest in her presence… I prayed about this the day before, practically flinging my disgruntlement at the Lord, questioning, lamenting, seeking, trying so hard to understand the why behind this sorrow –all of the sorrows in this world, really. I cried until all my distresses waned. Then I kneeled in front of the couch, arms crossed on the seat, head down, my eyes closed and I waited on the Lord. I was quiet, no thoughts on the things that rattle a person of faith. I knew He was there. It was easy to imagine His strong, warm hands on my shoulders. And I let Him comfort me, assure me. I do not know how long we stayed like this, but the time alone with Him filled my soul with assurance. The Holy Spirit then urged me to praise God. I thanked Him for being sovereign, holy, just and merciful, for being compassionate, patient and kind. I thanked the Lord for His unending love. This time with my Creator inspired me to write: Sometimes you just have to cave and let tears of grief fall. Sometimes you just have to lament to God; tell Him exactly how and why you hurt, and ask Him those hard questions. Sometimes you just have to be still before Him. Imagine Him placing His warm hands on your shoulders and soothing your angst away. Sometimes you just have to admit you don’t have all the answers. Sometimes you just have to ponder that everything will be all right. Mostly though, you just need the love of Jesus.

-1- Last evening was one of those bedtimes for me. The body needed to rest, but the mind would not settle. I started to drift off when suddenly I felt the Holy Spirit tell me to pray for my dear friend, Ava (who was recently moved to hospice). Tucked in, eyes now open, I prayed. The Holy Spirit responded: Yes, pray more. I did. Then the Holy Spirit directed me: Pray for this… now this… now this… I did. When I stopped, I felt the Lord impress upon me to get up and read scriptures. Are you sure, Lord? I haven’t slept yet and it’s now… almost 5 in the morning. What to read? Ah yes, I should read what Ava said was important to her a couple of weeks ago. Wait. Was that 1 Kings 4… 2 Kings 4? Read both. Now I remember; 2 Kings 4, “the story at the end.” She shared a message the Lord gave her about this passage: It shall be well… Whoa. This is the message she is clinging to in these critical hours.

Whew. God encouraged me to write. So I did. May want a warm cup of something. And a few cookies 😊

If I rise on the wings of dawn... Your hand shall hold me - Psalm 139:9-10

There is something about Trump that resonates with most Americans. Perhaps it's because Patriots know an anti-American when they see one, and they don't see that with Trump 🦅🇺🇸

"Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio" is a lyric from the song, "Mrs Robinson." This was released April 5, 1968. Saw this in another chat: What happened in 1968? "The assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr and aspiring presidential candidate Robert Kennedy: both happened in 1968, arguably the most turbulent year in modern American history." [Chorus] Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio A nation turns its lonely eyes to you Woo, woo, woo What's that you say, Mrs. Robinson Joltin' Joe has left and gone away Hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey

Consider > This is part of a White Hat orchestrated event in which the Prince visits various heads of industry, celebrities, venture capitalists, and former politicians, showing them the evidence of their crimes against humanity and treason and told them that they will now do what the White Hats tell them to do. [Team Trump]

Thought this might be a handy way for us to share findings concerning The Storm (comms, Q drops, “get Trump,” Deep State takedown, etc). I’ll add some stuff here now, but be sure to check back once in a while as more info will be added. (This will be pinned at the top for convenience.)

Americans begin to show up at Trump Tower in New York City in support of President Donald J Trump ahead of his potential arrest. @TheJusticeLeague

RN, I'M BRIEFLY IN A TIMEZONE, WHERE TODAY IS SUNDAY. So here are my thoughts for today, as I reflect over the last few years, and ponder over the latest DJT 'scandal' - with my morning triple-shot Nespresso, of course. This verse, and the story of Joseph being sold into slavery by his brothers, is one of my favorites. He ends up spending 23 years in Egypt, before his brothers return. *the Pain he endured, all these years, was in fact, ordained by, God. By selling Joseph into slavery, Joseph’s brothers attempted to thwart God’s Plan for his life; nevertheless, God’s purposes were only fulfilled. What God has Planned for you, will never be affected by the envy of others, or their actual attempts to obstruct you. These things, in actuality, cannot prevent God’s plans; they can only postpone them. You’re protected by God, just as Joseph was. #GodWins #Agenda47 ### t.me/georgenews

Trump re-Truthed another poster’s Truth with this Q drop back in August 2022.

We remember this Q drop.

NY Post article discussing Trump being reinstated: https://nypost.com/2023/03/17/trump-allowed-back-on-youtube-after-two-year-suspension/

UNBOTHERED — Trump attended the NCAA Wrestling Championships finals in Tulsa, Oklahoma tonight. @RealKarliBonne