11/19/2021

For those who say that their sickness was given to teach them patience, and that to be buffeted means sickness, let’s take a look at what the WORD OF GOD SAYS: 1 Peter 2:20 “For what glory is it if, when ye be buffeted for your faults, ye shall take it patiently….”  If Paul’s buffeting was a disease, it would have had to have been many diseases or the same disease repeated over and over.  Paul clearly states that it was a SATANIC MESSENGER–a personality–and not a disease.  It was an evil spirit sent from Satan to make trouble for him wherever he went.  Right after Paul was converted, God told Ananias to go lay his hands upon Paul that he might be healed and filled with the Spirit.  Paul was blinded by the bright light that shone round about him on the Damascus road.  There are those who claim Paul had an eye disease saying it was because of this encounter with Christ. Notice, that Paul RECEIVED HIS HEALING when Ananias laid hands on him (Acts 9:17).

Wonder Women TOMORROW @9:30.

Yesterday’s trivia: the wicked, Psalm 37:112-13.

Today’s trivia: What did the preacher say was better than laughter? Hint: Eccl. 7

Are you giving thanks with a greatful heart? YOU ARE WELL ABLE! 

SONDAY is coming! 

PD & Kathy 

11/20/2021

Wanted to do something a little different today, I “wrote a song” (sung to the tune of Mama’s and Papa’s ‘Monday, Monday)  Sonday, Sonday,……so good to me…..Jesus the Christ….loved me so much He died for me….oh Sonday Sonday gave so much love that I am redeemed….Oh Sonday, Sonday your Grace is all, all that I need! 

Yesterday’s trivia: sorrow, Eccl 7:3.

Today’s trivia: Who said? the Lord is my Shepherd? 

God’s Word is a lamp unto our paths, and YOU ARE WELL ABLE to follow it! 

Looking forward to a OUTPOURING OF THE HOLY SPIRIT TOMORROW! See you there! 

PD & Kathy 

11/21/2021

I believe that as we ENTER HIS GATES WITH THANKSGIVING IN OUR HEARTS AND INTO HIS COURTS WITH PRAISE, AS WE SAY THIS IS THE DAY THE LORD HAS MADE I WILL REJOICE FOR HE HAS MADE ME GLAD!  

HE WILL MEET WITH US AND MANIFEST HIMSELF TO US! and WE ARE WELL ABLE TO DO IT! 

Yesterday’s trivia: David, Psalm 23:1-2

Today’s trivia: Who said: “Here am I, send me?”

What a blessing you are….we thank God for you! 

PD & Kathy 

11/22/2021

Continuing on from the 19th:  Paul received his healing when Ananias laid hands on him.  However, God still said, in Acts 19:6 “I will shew him how great things he must suffer for my names sake.” Paul listed the sufferings several times, and not once mentioned any kind of sickness.  Because of this Paul was able to say: 2nd Corinthians 12:10, “Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in necessities, in persecutions, in distresses for Christ’s sake; for when I am weak then I am strong.”  The Greek word translated here “infirmities” means “weakness.”  Paul realized his weakness and inability in his own strength to stand up against the satanic messenger. 

Yesterday’ trivia: Isaiah, Isaiah 6:8

Today’s trivia: Who said: “Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God?”

Are you starting out your day with thanksgiving? YOU ARE WELL ABLE! 

PD & Kathy 

11/23/2021

Three times Paul asked God to remove this messenger.  God’s reply was “My grace is sufficient for thee; for my strength is made perfect in weakness.” (2nd Corinthians 12:9). Paul was asking God to remove this troublemaker.  But God was telling Paul that the GRACE OF GOD THAT PAUL HAD IN HIM WAS ENOUGH FOR PAUL TO BE ABLE TO DO IT!  Look at James 4:7 “Submit yourselves therefore to God, (you) Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.”  In other words, God was saying that the power in the resurrection of Jesus Christ working in you can handle anything that the enemy would bring against you!  God has already taken care of the enemy, now it is up to us to keep him off God’s property!

Yesterday’s trivia: Jesus, John 3:3-4.

Today’s trivia: Who said: “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved? 

Are you being THANKFUL EVERY DAY?  YOU ARE WELL ABLE! 

PD & Kathy 

11/24/2021

When Paul saw that the grace of God was sufficient, he was able to say, “Therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities (weaknesses) that the power of Christ may rest upon me…for when I am weak then am I strong.  Paul realized that within himself he was weak but that because he had Christ in him, he was able to say like John in 1st John 4:4: “I have overcome them: because greater is He that is in me, than he that is in the world.” As you follow after Paul in the Scriptures, you have to notice that he was an overcome…and he overcame the “thorn in the flesh.”

Yesterday’s trivia: Paul and Silas, Acts 16:31

Today’s trivia: Who said “But the greatest of these is Love?”

NOTICE: formal Warfare on Wednesday cancelled tonight as is praise and worship team practice…

Just a reminder, to stop eating ONE BITE short of Gluttony tomorrowtongue-out 

I may not tell you often enough, but please know that you are such a BLESSING to me and the ministry. YOU ARE WELL ABLE! 

PD & Kathy 

11/25/2021

This day and every day may we give thanks with a greatful heart, give thanks to the Holy One, give thanks because He’s given us Jesus Christ His Son..and now let the weak SAY I AM STRONG, let the poor SAY I AM RICH, because of what the Lord has done for us GIVE THANKS! May you have a joyful and wonderful blessed day today and everyday!

Yesterdays trivia: Paul, 1st Corinthians 13:13

Today’s trivia: Who said: “As for me and my house we will serve the Lord?” 

No matter what this life may bring to you, you can be victorious in it because Jesus has made YOU WELL ABLE! 

We are so thankful for you, and want God’s best for each one of you. 

PD & Kathy 

11/26/2021

The Apostle Paul enumerates the many buffetings but never once mentions sickness, or opthalmia.  The single thing that Paul does NOT mention, tradition seizes upon it and makes his “thorn” a sickness.  To say that Paul’s “Thorn in the flesh” was a sickness is certainly inspired by the enemy, because it gives him the privilege of carrying on his evil work of afflicting and tormenting the bodies of humanity.  If you are experiencing sickness in your body, in tomorrow’s blog I will give you some “steps” that you can apply to put you on the road to recovery.

Yesterday’s trivia: Joshua, Joshua 24: 1, 15

Today’s trivia: The Ethiopian eunuch was reading __________ as he traveled between Jerusalem and Gaza. Hint: Acts 8.

Praise God ANOTHER DAY TO BE THANKFUL….and YOU ARE WELL ABLE! 

PD & Kathy 

11/27/2021

It is easier to stay well than to get healed, but, God in His Grace and Mercy has provided healing and deliverance for us all. Here are some suggested steps you might take if you “fall behind.”                                                                                     1. Renew your mind in the subject of healing (Rom. 12:2, James 1:8).                                                                               2. Be submitted to God and resist the devil (James 4:7).                                                                                                   3. Believe and confess the Word “by whose stripes ye were healed” (1 Pet. 2:24).                                                               4. Hold fast your confession (Heb. 10:23).                                                                                                                         5. Fight the good fight (1Tim. 6:12).                                                                                                                                 6. Stand in God’s strength not your own. (Eph. 6:10).                                                                                                       7. Don’t take “no” as an answer (Mat. 6:10).                                                                                                                     8. Quit abusing your body. 

The Word works when YOU put it to work, and YOU ARE WELL ABLE. 

Looking forward to joining with all of you tomorrow as we Lift up Jesus TOGETHER! 

Yesterday’s trivia: Esaias (Isaiah), Acts 8:27-28.

Today’s trivia: Pharaoh used all the chariots of Egypt to chase the ________? Hint: Exodus 14.

Tomorrow, “From Slavery to Royalty” #3. 

PD & Kathy

11/28/2021

God INHABITS the praises of His people, and praise stills the works of the enemy…the enemy CANNOT operate and function when we create an atmosphere of praise…I believe it is a Japanese translation that says in reference to God inhabiting our praise; which says “we make a BIG CHAIR for God to sit in!”  Isn’t that wonderful?  SHOUT AMEN SOMEBODY!

Yesterday’s trivia: Israelites, Exodus 14:6-8.

Today’s trivia: Who saw a chariot of fire before being taken to heaven by a whirlwind?  Hint, 2nd Kings 2.

I am EXPECTING GOD to move mightily in our midst, people are coming from the North, the South, the East and the West, that His House may be full.  And WE ARE WELL ABLE! 

PD & Kathy