Good morning Family,
I pray that this week has greeted you with peace. I am eternally grateful to God for going before me to prepare me for my next season. This season that I am currently in has introduced me to a different pace that I am NOT used to running.
There is an urgency in this season to make sure that we are very prepared for what is coming. Do not take your training lightly. It is important that we perfect (verb) our craft, talent, gifting, and anointing.
This week, every time my mind becomes quiet, the hymn I Will Bless Thee Oh Lord keeps playing. The lyrics of “I will bless the oh Lord with a heart of thanksgiving, I bless thee oh Lord” are directing my thoughts and actions. The song goes on to say, “With my hands lifted up, with my mouth filled with praise, with a heart of thanksgiving, I will bless thee oh Lord.”
Due to the uniqueness of this season, we have to have our heart and mind grounded in worship and the Word. No matter how difficult or challenging things my be, if we face those challenges with worship and the residue of having intimacy with God in our heart, we can face anything.
Prayer and Thanksgiving for the Lord’s Righteous Judgments
Psalm 9:1-2
9 I will praise You, O Lord, with my whole heart;
I will tell of all Your marvelous works.
2 I will be glad and rejoice in You;
I will sing praise to Your name, O Most High.
Family, keep the praises of the Lord continually in your heart and mind. I pray the Lord’s blessing over your life. Go in peace, while praising the Lord!
Sacred Journey Devotionals - Where Christianity and Metaphysics Meet 
My husband and I are in a marriage group and one of the things we have learned is to thank your spouse for what may seem like little things, so I thank my husband for cooking dinner or putting gas in my car, so if I can do that, it should be easy for me to thank God for everything. Sometimes we get caught up in what’s going on around us and forget to still praise God for everything, even in the midst of it all, God is still good!
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