Dear Father in Heaven: Lord, thanks for another morning, and thanks for waking us. Please forgive me of my sins as I want to start this day clean, and Lord, help me stay that way. Thanks for watching over family and friends during the weekend. Lord Jesus, I do appreciate You and all You do, and Lord, please help me with this message and then, please, Lord, dispatch it. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
Good Morning, dear brothers and sisters. Well, getting used to a new computer is hard for me, and I am still having trouble, but I must journey on for the Lord. I am going to change the order I have been writing and I want to tell you of the few changes. The first prayer is going to be personal. It sort of fits what I am doing; however, if you put yourself in the I spot, it will work out. Then will be this opening where I will list prayer requests, after which will come the message, and then before the closing we will pray again so we can pray together for those on the list. Then a brief closing. Ministry updates will go in as needed. Okay, let me list some prayer requests today.
Vicki has a plateful. Curtis for anger. Beth, Craig, and family, for their home. Debbie to keep cancer in remission. Elaine for her foot to heal, Art for his eyesight. My wife Dolores for pain, and for her fingers to keep working so she can play the piano for God. For Patsy, who has been moved to a nursing home and her husband Burt for his problems. For Eleanor Saylor, also at a nursing home for rehab. For Grant and Wanda and Wanda's parents. Lord, for all of our children, yours and ours. For the Stoner family. For Tim, Larry, and Brett. Also Dave, Duane, and Neil, all wonderful men of God. While I am sure I missed some, I will keep working to catch up. With all that, let me get going on with the message. STRAIGHT.
Monday, September 16, 2013, Straight (Day One).
Psalm 27:11 - Teach me Your way, O Lord; lead me in a STRAIGHT path because of my oppressors. (NIV)
Psalm 107:7 - He led them by a straight way to a city where they could settle. (NIV)
Brothers and sisters, as I look at the scriptures and pray over them, what the Lord gives me is so often different than the footnotes in my Bible. Sometimes I just stop and talk to the Lord while I am sitting at the computer asking Him, tell me what You mean and what You want me to write. Other times it just flows out. Today is one of those days I must keep talking to God as I write, and maybe that is what I should do each day. Let me start with "Teach me Your way, O Lord." Gosh, brothers and sisters, we should be praying that each day, yes, each day. Lord Jesus, please teach me Your way, the way You want me to live. Of course I am going to write it like this today. Lord Jesus, please teach us Your way. Please, please, teach us Your way, O Lord. You know, growing up in a home years ago, yes, back when the streets were dirt and we drank out of a hose sometimes, my parents taught me to say "please and thank you." I mean they taught me other things also, like things about Jesus and how to tie my shoes. But back in those days I was reminded to say please, and also thank you. I think most parents and grandparents are teaching their children that today. So then I must ask myself and also throw the question at you, why do we so often not say PLEASE AND THANK YOU to our Lord in prayer? Or when we sing that song, God Bless America, why do we not put in the word please, and then after singing just say Thank You, Jesus? I just stopped and went back up to my opening prayer to see if I had Please and Thank You in that prayer and I did. So let me put Please and Thank You in this Psalm of prayer.
"Please teach me Your way, O Lord, and Please lead me in a straight path because of my oppressors. Thank You for hearing my prayer, O Lord, which I offer up in Jesus' name. Amen."
As we pray we also should want our prayers answered according to His will for us and not ours. Let me talk about being Straight. We do need to walk that straight line for our Lord Jesus. And brothers and sisters, if you are one, and I pray you are not, but if you are one who drinks and drives, you might be taken out of your car and asked to walk a straight line. I also feel that if we have the Lord in our hearts He will hear our prayers and act favorably on them; however, and once again I say it might not be what we prayed for but what He thinks is best for us. He hears all prayers and He answers all prayers, and please remember, NO can be an answer!
In Psalm 107:7, He led them by a straight way to a city where they could settle. This could fit all of us today, if we just pray. Some might even be going to a new city, others just going to work, and the road has changed. If we go to our Lord, and really pray, He will make our paths straight and the road we should want to follow will be straight and you know what road I am talking about, it is our road home. The Road to Heaven.
Dear Father in Heaven, please help us to walk a straight line for You, one that looks right at You, one that while we are here on earth will set an example for others as we walk it for and with You. Please help us to walk that line each day for You in all that we do. Please hear our prayers for those on our prayer list that we have written, and Lord, thanks for all You do for us each and ever day, for the air we breathe, the clothes we wear, the food we eat, and for our water, and a list of other blessings too long to type. Know, Lord, we thank You for them and they are indeed appreciated. Now, Lord, please, please, bless all on this line and their families and friends. Please bless our nation and our leaders and protect them, Lord. Again, I pray and ask, Please be with our President and his family. Please, Lord, bring our military home safe and soon. In Jesus' name, I ask saying please and thank you, Lord. Amen.
Now go forth sharing your blessings and walking that straight line for Jesus. Love ya, pass it on. Pastor Dan.
PS. Did you hear about the NASCAR driver who prayed to go straight? His prayer was answered and he hit the wall on the first turn. Boo, Hiss. Poor joke.
Monday, September 16, 2013
Friday, September 13, 2013
Friday 9/13/13 Weariness
Dear Father in Heaven: Thanks for a great day, it was just perfect in everything. Thanks for sending our weather according to Your will for us. Lord, forgive me of my sins and sinful thoughts. Forgive me of sins that I might not be aware I am doing and point them out to me. Lord, thanks again for the printer that came from You to us, and thanks for helping me to get it working today. I am still learning this system, and Lord, I do need Your help. Thanks, Lord, for a great neighbor who came over and cut up a tree that the wind took down. And Lord, please watch over them, his eyes and her ankle. Lord, it is wonderful to have neighbors that we can pray with right out in the driveway. Lord, be with Tom Sansoni and watch over him. Lord, be with Vicki and help her. Lord, help me please with this message and then dispatch it for me. And Lord, be with our son Matthew. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
My dear brothers and sisters, it indeed was and still is a beautiful day here at the Southern Location of the North Pole. Praise report, all honor and glory to God, the printer that was given to us came up online and all honor is to God for that new printer and for His helping me as I learn how to use it. Please keep Eleanor, Bob, Sharon, and Dan Saylor in your prayers. Pray also for Tom Sansoni, Vicki, and Charles. Dolores and I also need your prayers. Pray please for Craig, Beth, and their family. Folks, again we ask for prayers for our son Matthew. Please, now I want to get to the message.
Friday, September 13, 2013, Weariness (Day 2).
Psalm 23:1 - The Lord is my Shepherd: I shall not want. 2 He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: He leadeth me beside the still waters. 3 He restoreth my soul: He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake. 4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort me. 5 Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies; Thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. 6 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. (KJV)
My dear brothers and sisters, the 23rd Psalm is a great scripture when you are tired and when you are weary. It has great comfort when you have lost a loved one. Many, many funerals that I have attended and/or pastored used the 23rd Psalm. In the past, God has given me a week's worth of writing on this wonderful scripture. This evening, Lord willing, I just want to bring out some verses that can be used for comfort as our nation struggles about going to war again. As you know, all last week, I talked about our country and our leaders who have no Moral Authority to judge others when we kill so many people in America.
However, we do need to know that God is still in control and He will take care of those who love Him and follow Him. I just want you to know that when God is in control and He really is. Not only does He tell us not to worry, for He will carry our burdens, but He will take care of us. Again, I don't just want to tell you that, I want to show you in the scriptures. Again, you should always check out what you are told about Jesus by going to the Bible and checking out the scriptures. So let me get right to the 23rd Psalm.
Psalm 23:1 - The Lord is my Shepherd: I shall not want.
While it seems we all have wants, the scripture means we will not be in want for our basic needs. Our Lord will provide the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, and the clothes we wear. Now besides supplying those basic needs, He indeed supplies a lot of our wants. I want you to think about it. While we should have food to keep us for a few days if our power goes out, there is no reason to hoard food and then have it spoil. We need to trust, and it is faith.
Psalm 23:2 - He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: He leadeth me beside the still waters.
Think of it this way, my dear brothers and sisters. When we get tired, when we get weary, we have a bed, and we can stretch out on it. Okay, there are some homeless people in America, but my dear brothers and sisters, most are homeless by choice. And in America, folks, there are places to go to get help. So think about it, even the homeless can find a place to lay down their weary heads. As for the still waters, most of that today you can find in bottles. When I was growing up, back when the streets were still dirt, we would drink out of a hose, or we would find a spring and drink from it. Back in the days when Jesus walked this earth, He just calmed the storms and they pulled drinking water from wells and rivers, etc.
Psalm 23:3 - He restoreth my soul: He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake.
Look at this, He restores my soul. Brothers and sisters, having your soul restored in my opinion is much more important than having some food for your belly. Think about that, what good is it to feed your body if your soul is hungry and does not get fed? Carry The Light Ministries is now using this term on the side of our trailer -- "Feeding the Body and the Soul." And yes, if we don't turn our backs on Him, He will lead us in the paths of righteousness. And folks, why does He do this? Why would He restore our soul and leadeth us in righteousness? Well, folks, according to the scriptures, He does it for "His Name's sake." That is why we need to honor Him. Can we say this right now? Thank You, I love You, Jesus.
Psalm 23:4 - Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort me.
This verse just tells us that He is with us regardless of where we go, we just need to call on Him and then, folks, "have no fear." On our motorcycle, we had hand-painted an open Bible with this, "Yea though I RIDE through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil."
Psalm 23:5 - Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies; Thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over.
The Lord will see that our table is prepared even in front of our enemies. He will anoint us and our cups will run over. With Jesus you do not need to care if that glass is half full or half empty for our cup will run over. Meaning our blessings will be so many we can't count them all.
Psalm 23:6 - Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
Now listen, folks, listen to this, as we know, the end will come someday for all of us here on earth. However, if we believe, if we walk with the Lord, if we love Him, if we are saved, this is the way it will be --we will be with our Lord Jesus in Heaven.
Again, I went long, but this is good comfort food, so why worry, why fret? God is in control. Someone say AMEN! Now go forth and share your blessings.
Love ya, pass it on.
Pastor Dan
My dear brothers and sisters, it indeed was and still is a beautiful day here at the Southern Location of the North Pole. Praise report, all honor and glory to God, the printer that was given to us came up online and all honor is to God for that new printer and for His helping me as I learn how to use it. Please keep Eleanor, Bob, Sharon, and Dan Saylor in your prayers. Pray also for Tom Sansoni, Vicki, and Charles. Dolores and I also need your prayers. Pray please for Craig, Beth, and their family. Folks, again we ask for prayers for our son Matthew. Please, now I want to get to the message.
Friday, September 13, 2013, Weariness (Day 2).
Psalm 23:1 - The Lord is my Shepherd: I shall not want. 2 He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: He leadeth me beside the still waters. 3 He restoreth my soul: He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake. 4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort me. 5 Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies; Thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. 6 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. (KJV)
My dear brothers and sisters, the 23rd Psalm is a great scripture when you are tired and when you are weary. It has great comfort when you have lost a loved one. Many, many funerals that I have attended and/or pastored used the 23rd Psalm. In the past, God has given me a week's worth of writing on this wonderful scripture. This evening, Lord willing, I just want to bring out some verses that can be used for comfort as our nation struggles about going to war again. As you know, all last week, I talked about our country and our leaders who have no Moral Authority to judge others when we kill so many people in America.
However, we do need to know that God is still in control and He will take care of those who love Him and follow Him. I just want you to know that when God is in control and He really is. Not only does He tell us not to worry, for He will carry our burdens, but He will take care of us. Again, I don't just want to tell you that, I want to show you in the scriptures. Again, you should always check out what you are told about Jesus by going to the Bible and checking out the scriptures. So let me get right to the 23rd Psalm.
Psalm 23:1 - The Lord is my Shepherd: I shall not want.
While it seems we all have wants, the scripture means we will not be in want for our basic needs. Our Lord will provide the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, and the clothes we wear. Now besides supplying those basic needs, He indeed supplies a lot of our wants. I want you to think about it. While we should have food to keep us for a few days if our power goes out, there is no reason to hoard food and then have it spoil. We need to trust, and it is faith.
Psalm 23:2 - He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: He leadeth me beside the still waters.
Think of it this way, my dear brothers and sisters. When we get tired, when we get weary, we have a bed, and we can stretch out on it. Okay, there are some homeless people in America, but my dear brothers and sisters, most are homeless by choice. And in America, folks, there are places to go to get help. So think about it, even the homeless can find a place to lay down their weary heads. As for the still waters, most of that today you can find in bottles. When I was growing up, back when the streets were still dirt, we would drink out of a hose, or we would find a spring and drink from it. Back in the days when Jesus walked this earth, He just calmed the storms and they pulled drinking water from wells and rivers, etc.
Psalm 23:3 - He restoreth my soul: He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake.
Look at this, He restores my soul. Brothers and sisters, having your soul restored in my opinion is much more important than having some food for your belly. Think about that, what good is it to feed your body if your soul is hungry and does not get fed? Carry The Light Ministries is now using this term on the side of our trailer -- "Feeding the Body and the Soul." And yes, if we don't turn our backs on Him, He will lead us in the paths of righteousness. And folks, why does He do this? Why would He restore our soul and leadeth us in righteousness? Well, folks, according to the scriptures, He does it for "His Name's sake." That is why we need to honor Him. Can we say this right now? Thank You, I love You, Jesus.
Psalm 23:4 - Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort me.
This verse just tells us that He is with us regardless of where we go, we just need to call on Him and then, folks, "have no fear." On our motorcycle, we had hand-painted an open Bible with this, "Yea though I RIDE through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil."
Psalm 23:5 - Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies; Thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over.
The Lord will see that our table is prepared even in front of our enemies. He will anoint us and our cups will run over. With Jesus you do not need to care if that glass is half full or half empty for our cup will run over. Meaning our blessings will be so many we can't count them all.
Psalm 23:6 - Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
Now listen, folks, listen to this, as we know, the end will come someday for all of us here on earth. However, if we believe, if we walk with the Lord, if we love Him, if we are saved, this is the way it will be --we will be with our Lord Jesus in Heaven.
Again, I went long, but this is good comfort food, so why worry, why fret? God is in control. Someone say AMEN! Now go forth and share your blessings.
Love ya, pass it on.
Pastor Dan
Thursday 9/12/13 Weariness
Dear Heavenly Father: Thank You so much for another great and wonderful day. Thanks for the printer that You sent us last evening and for the food that arrived. Thanks for the rains of today and for the storms that passed by without damage. Please, dear Lord, be with the Saylor family, and Lord, be with Eleanor as she rehabs. Lord, be with Patsy and also Burt. Be with both Barbara's. Thanks for watching over families. I pray today for Curtis and ask Your hand upon this little one. Lord, please help the young girl from Palmyra be found safe, as Lord, she has been gone one year today. Oh, please, Lord, help this family. Lord, thanks for hearing our prayers and seeing that our president has not shot off missiles at other countries. Lord, again I pray for our president and I pray for his soul and I pray this nation strikes down abortion. Help this country to rise up and bring up our moral standards. Now, Lord, if You will please guide my ind and hands as I work for You this evening on a message, I sure would appreciate it, and then please dispatch it for me. Oh, Lord, and help me learn this computer. All honor and glory to You, Dear Jesus, and may we honor You by living a life for You. In Jesus' name, I pray. Amen.
Good evening, my dear brothers and sisters. I am so blessed, so very blessed. I am sorry that I am late today again, however, it was a good thing today. Jeff, our son-in-law who owns Mummert Plumbing, was here today working on some repairs in the food pantry. We had some work done just a few years ago when we put new shelving in our food pantry, and what the contractor did at the time was done wrong (some dryer venting in the ceiling) and it all had to be taken out and done over. That is now corrected!! Also, I must share this, as you know I have been having computer problems and then printer problems, and while we had purchased a new computer, we still had printer problems. Last evening, Bill and Joni showed up at our home with food for the food pantry and a brand new printer for the ministry. I am excited about getting it out of the box and getting it up and running. I did not get to that today because of the other work going on. Maybe tonight yet. I need to share this with you. As you know, we love dogs, and the largest of our dogs, a big Yorkshire, was really dragging today. I called our vet and told her what the problems were and she instructed me to give him one spoonful of gasoline. I questioned that, for I had never heard of it, and she assured me that it was okay. So I gave the dog the gasoline and he perked right up, ran around the house time and time again and then just fell over. Dolores asked me, did he just die? No, no, I said, he just ran out of gas!! Okay, I need to get to the message.
Thursday, September 12, 2013, Weariness.
Matthew 11:27 - "All things have been committed to me by my Father. No one knows the Son except the Father and no one knows the Father except the Son and those to whom the Son chooses to reveal Him. 28 Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30 For my yoke is easy and my burden is light." (NIV)
Brothers and sisters, once again I feel that God is giving me a message that points right back at me because I have been so tired and weary lately. Also, all last week I hammered on Moral Authority and all about how this country is, and now this week God has me working on the good stuff, and what all He will do for us, if we truly, truly love Him. Monday/Tuesday it was about Peace in Turmoil, yesterday it was all about Salvation, and today about rest.
Over the years, I am sure we all have become weary over different things, and the Bible tells us we are to cast our burdens to the Lord. We are not to worry, but to me that might be the very hardest thing to do. I know in the past I have taken my burdens, my worries, my troubles, to the altar at church and gave them over to the Lord. I have prayed about it, I was on my knees, and I handed it all over to the Lord. Then I got up off my knees and picked up all those worries and burdens and carried them back to my seat and then out the door with me. I mean, this is hard to do. WE worry about our children and for you who have children who are still in school, if you think the cares and worries stop when they get out on their own, no, no, folks, you get more and more concerned, for we all want to see all of our children and grandchildren do better than we did. Am I right on this one? But truly, our Lord Jesus does want to help us, and we do need to cast our burdens upon Him and indeed if we do that He will give us peace of mind. Over the years on this prayer line we have prayed for many of our children, our kids, some we would not reveal the names by request of parents, others the names were posted.
We try not to worry, but we do have concerns and they run deep. This week you might join us as we pray for Dino and Leann. Leann is our daughter, and she is at bike week at the shore, and yes, she rides her own Harley. The Bible does give us instructions, and we should have peace in that. In the words of Jesus in Matthew 11:28, Jesus is telling us to come to Him. Come to Me, all who are weary and burdened, Jesus tells us, and then He states I will give you rest. And brothers and sisters, it is not just rest for the body, it is also for the soul. Jesus tells us that His burden is light. Gosh, for all the burdens that I lay on Him, I would think it would be heavy, but Jesus carried/carries the sins of the world, not just mine. He carries yours also, and He wants to carry them all. Maybe tonight, whatever night it might be after you read this message, try laying in your bed and just turning everything on your mind over to Him, and let's see if it is easier to fall asleep. Will you try that with me, dear brothers and sisters? Let's take a minute right now and give Jesus our burdens and cares, and then let's try hard not to pick them back up. And please, do it again and again and really before you go to sleep each night.
Dear Father in Heaven: Forgive us of our sins, forgive me of my sins, and here they are, Lord, my burdens, my cares, and my load. Please carry it for me. Please and thank You. In the name of Jesus, I pray. Amen.
Now go forth and share your blessings with others, and know I love you and you can pass that on. Love ya.
Pastor Dan
Good evening, my dear brothers and sisters. I am so blessed, so very blessed. I am sorry that I am late today again, however, it was a good thing today. Jeff, our son-in-law who owns Mummert Plumbing, was here today working on some repairs in the food pantry. We had some work done just a few years ago when we put new shelving in our food pantry, and what the contractor did at the time was done wrong (some dryer venting in the ceiling) and it all had to be taken out and done over. That is now corrected!! Also, I must share this, as you know I have been having computer problems and then printer problems, and while we had purchased a new computer, we still had printer problems. Last evening, Bill and Joni showed up at our home with food for the food pantry and a brand new printer for the ministry. I am excited about getting it out of the box and getting it up and running. I did not get to that today because of the other work going on. Maybe tonight yet. I need to share this with you. As you know, we love dogs, and the largest of our dogs, a big Yorkshire, was really dragging today. I called our vet and told her what the problems were and she instructed me to give him one spoonful of gasoline. I questioned that, for I had never heard of it, and she assured me that it was okay. So I gave the dog the gasoline and he perked right up, ran around the house time and time again and then just fell over. Dolores asked me, did he just die? No, no, I said, he just ran out of gas!! Okay, I need to get to the message.
Thursday, September 12, 2013, Weariness.
Matthew 11:27 - "All things have been committed to me by my Father. No one knows the Son except the Father and no one knows the Father except the Son and those to whom the Son chooses to reveal Him. 28 Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30 For my yoke is easy and my burden is light." (NIV)
Brothers and sisters, once again I feel that God is giving me a message that points right back at me because I have been so tired and weary lately. Also, all last week I hammered on Moral Authority and all about how this country is, and now this week God has me working on the good stuff, and what all He will do for us, if we truly, truly love Him. Monday/Tuesday it was about Peace in Turmoil, yesterday it was all about Salvation, and today about rest.
Over the years, I am sure we all have become weary over different things, and the Bible tells us we are to cast our burdens to the Lord. We are not to worry, but to me that might be the very hardest thing to do. I know in the past I have taken my burdens, my worries, my troubles, to the altar at church and gave them over to the Lord. I have prayed about it, I was on my knees, and I handed it all over to the Lord. Then I got up off my knees and picked up all those worries and burdens and carried them back to my seat and then out the door with me. I mean, this is hard to do. WE worry about our children and for you who have children who are still in school, if you think the cares and worries stop when they get out on their own, no, no, folks, you get more and more concerned, for we all want to see all of our children and grandchildren do better than we did. Am I right on this one? But truly, our Lord Jesus does want to help us, and we do need to cast our burdens upon Him and indeed if we do that He will give us peace of mind. Over the years on this prayer line we have prayed for many of our children, our kids, some we would not reveal the names by request of parents, others the names were posted.
We try not to worry, but we do have concerns and they run deep. This week you might join us as we pray for Dino and Leann. Leann is our daughter, and she is at bike week at the shore, and yes, she rides her own Harley. The Bible does give us instructions, and we should have peace in that. In the words of Jesus in Matthew 11:28, Jesus is telling us to come to Him. Come to Me, all who are weary and burdened, Jesus tells us, and then He states I will give you rest. And brothers and sisters, it is not just rest for the body, it is also for the soul. Jesus tells us that His burden is light. Gosh, for all the burdens that I lay on Him, I would think it would be heavy, but Jesus carried/carries the sins of the world, not just mine. He carries yours also, and He wants to carry them all. Maybe tonight, whatever night it might be after you read this message, try laying in your bed and just turning everything on your mind over to Him, and let's see if it is easier to fall asleep. Will you try that with me, dear brothers and sisters? Let's take a minute right now and give Jesus our burdens and cares, and then let's try hard not to pick them back up. And please, do it again and again and really before you go to sleep each night.
Dear Father in Heaven: Forgive us of our sins, forgive me of my sins, and here they are, Lord, my burdens, my cares, and my load. Please carry it for me. Please and thank You. In the name of Jesus, I pray. Amen.
Now go forth and share your blessings with others, and know I love you and you can pass that on. Love ya.
Pastor Dan
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