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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Let's be spiritually healthy* by God’s grace... since we’re granted with life eternal when Christ we trusted wondrously reborn toward divine growth and revival~~~ thus, with nourished souls by the bread of heaven we can stay fit as His heavenly heirs entrusted with divine roles. Let's be graciously mindful, cognizant of our need to improve... ready for illumination from the Almighty's statutes as we keep on meditating precepts of Scriptures~~~ hence, learning truth for wisdom-gain in exercising our faith we hope to become encouragers with kindness and respect. Let's be joyfully serving as the Creator’s faithful stewards constantly relying on His grace while we minister to others cheering the despondent in the strength of the Lord~~~ indeed, reaching-out along compassion’s might we build up lives together with servant-leadership. Let's be peacefully striving, overcoming symptoms of heart's angst while trusting the Saviour, the divine Physician for healing and recovery along His bliss-filled tranquility midst pressures’ oppressive noise~~~ yes, communing delightfully with Him in prayer and supplication we’re rejuvenated for another triumphant battle ahead. * 3John 1:2 Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth. January 1, 2021
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