Week Ending Friday, April 24, 2026
{quotes}
We should never allow the things we do not understand to obscure for us the areas of truth where God has provided clear understanding.
Derek Prince
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad.
Brian O’Driscoll
And perhaps even the smallest efforts matter more than you know.
Morgan Harper Nichols
{blessings}
Above and Beyond is God
Above it all and beyond the horizon is God, blessing you with tranquility, peace, and a safe journey to wherever you call home.
Well-Dressed Man
Being well-dressed is a respectful way to honor the blessed Sovereign, the King of kings and Lord of lords.
Soft Spot
May God bless you with a soft spot in your heart for the forgotten, neglected and underserved. Do the holy work of reaching out to someone who needs
your tenderness today.
{prayers}
Ever Present, Holy Presence
Dear God, no matter which way the wind blows, You are with me. It is You, who helps me deal with change and face adversity head-on. With Your help, I will rise above any obstacles standing in my way. Thank You for Your ever-present Holy Presence.
Beautiful Change
Dear God, I pray that change will be a beautiful thing. Easy on the eyes, a no-stress surprise, that elevates me in all the right ways. Thank You, Lord, for guiding me in this next step in my personal growth.
True Friends Like Flowers
True friends are like flowers, bringing beauty and joy to life. Thank You, dear God, for the friendships You bless me with. You make sacred this bond I cherish with my good friends. I am forever grateful.
{bible}
The old shall dream dreams, and the youth shall see visions, and our hopes shall rise up! Live for today, build for tomorrow.
Joel 3:1 (adapted)
On the hardest days, rejoice and remember, God will strengthen and help you. He will hold you up through His almighty powers.
Isaiah 41:10
God will command the angels to guard you in all your ways.
Psalm 91:11
{features}
Music Video: Old Shall Dream Dreams, Youth Shall See Visions Debbie Friedman
Parable: What’s Important to You?