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Good morning

Day for Testimony - Left Behind

 

Then shall two be in the field; the one shall be taken, and the other left. Two women shall be grinding at the mill; the one shall be taken, and the other left. St. Matthew 24: 40-41

Worship song: I pray We'll Be Ready

 


Personal Testimony:

   My recent awareness of others sharing rapture experiences has brought to memory a vivid vision from my past. During my teenage years, I witnessed a celestial event in which the clouds burst open, revealing the appearance of the Son of God, surrounded by a bright light, looking down on the earth while people were busy ascending. In that moment, my family was taken upward, and I was left behind, weeping bitterly. Though it was just a dream, the thought of being left behind by God and abandoned by my loved ones was profoundly traumatic, leaving me with a crippling awareness of the possibility of rejection caused by a life not totally surrendered to God. 

    As a committed child of God, who strongly believes in the prophetic word and the scriptures, my hope is centered on the impending return of Christ for the rapture and the gathering of the saints. I look forward to the faithful promise of God, anticipating the day when all believers will be caught up to meet the Lord in the air. Be ready and prepared for Christ's second coming. Now is the time to accept Jesus, focus on Him, and wait in anticipation for his return. No one, not even the angels nor the Son of God, knows the hour or the time when the rapture will commence. Make your calling and election sure.

Let us pray:

    Sovereign God, awesome in power and majesty, daily we are reminded of your second coming at a time when we least expect it. Lord, we are blinded by our personal desires, too distracted concentrating on worldly accomplishments to heed the spiritual signs all around us. Lord, help us to maintain a spirit of awareness, watching and praying fervently without ceasing. Empty us, O God, of carnal weaknesses, temptation, and fleshly desires to make room for your divine Holy Spirit. Father, we pray for prepared hearts and lives, so that we may be found faithful when you return. May we remember to live each day as if it were our last, sharing Your saving grace and the hope of salvation with everyone You place in our path in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

Wishing you a peaceful day. 💕✌🙏

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