Prayers of His People

This is a blog for concerns, wisdom, fellowship and faith. A place where we can all come and share our thoughts with our brothers and sisters in Christ. For all of these intentions, we pray. As one people, one community, one family.

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Faith can take you places fear can never bring you.

75/365 (via ardentlyjess)

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You are wonderful, LORD, & you deserve all praise, because you are much greater than anyone can understand.

Psalm 145:3 (via godfruits)

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Do you even do science like Catholics bro?!

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I love the Joan of arc thing but sometimes I can’t help but think mama Mary would be a better response

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You tell me to be a biblical woman. You tell me to be a biblical so that I might become silent, complicit, weak. Become a biblical woman. Become complacent with the authority of a man.  I am a biblical woman. I am Deborah with the power to control the armies, the wisdom to prophesy. I do not tolerate the cowardice of men. I will give victory and honor where it is due: to the woman who is brave enough to stand. I am Jael. I have the blood of the enemy on my hands. I saw a victory for my people and I took it. I took with a warm glass of milk and a tent peg to his head. I am a biblical woman. I am Esther, who stood up to the men in power and saved my people. I used my beauty and my position to do what is right. I am a queen. I am Ruth, a foreigner who left everything she had for the sake of loyalty to family. I seduced the man who I knew could provide for me. I worked hard to provide for myself and for my family.  I am a biblical woman. I am Bathsheba, who was taken advantage of by the king. I am more than just a bathing woman on the roof. He objectified me. He murdered my husband. And he was the one who paid the price. I am Abigail, whose wit and wisdom prevented violence. I rescued my husband from his own foolishness, and I prevented the King from acting rashly and violently. I am brilliant. I am a biblical woman. I am Rahab, the prostitute. I am Mary, the pregnant teenager. I am Junia, the female apostle. I am Dorcas, the woman who served the poor. I am the woman at the well. An outsider welcomed into the kingdom of God. You think that I must be silent and meek to become a biblical woman? You do not know what a biblical woman is.

Olivia

For all the men who have made biblical women out to be nothing but silent property.

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faithandmagick rikkalorelei lOOK AT THE THING

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I know I’ve reblogged this at least once but YES! THIS!

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It’s comforting to know that the same God that’s in control of the good times of life is still in control in the tough times of life. Our difficulties are not a surprise to Him. God will not allow a storm unless He has a divine purpose for it.

Romans 8:28 promises us, “That in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” (NIV) God will direct the winds of the storm to blow you where He wants you to go. We see storms as being negative, but God uses the storm to move you from point A to point B. The winds may be strong, the circumstances may look bad, but those winds will blow you to a new level of your destiny.

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A little reminder for my first day of college…

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Verses about suffering for Christ. Source.

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There’s no place I could go Your love won’t find me. No place I could hide that You don’t see. No place I could fall Your love won’t catch me.

You see it all, You see it all, and You’re in everything. (via carriehasbeensavedbygrace)

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The Holy Spirit can’t remind you of something you never read. Dig into the Bible. Read it, pray it, soak it in.

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