Treasure Chest
Inspiration From The Heart, Which Inspires the Soul
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EVEN NOW
You have a need before the Lord.
If GOD doesn’t come through, you won’t make it.
You can’t give up...definitely don’t give up on GOD.
Despair and
hurting over a hopeless situation.
It seems as though there is no way out.
Everyone can’t appreciate where you are, nor where you
are going.
Just don’t give up.
Even Now.
He may not answer that prayer at the moment you expect.
You must not give up on God.
Your loved one is on drugs.
You say, “God, Even Now.”
Your daughter won’t come home.
She stays out in the streets throughout the night, and you stay up waiting for
her.
“God, Even Now.”
Your marriage is as crushed rock.
You must say, “God, Even Now.”
God does answer prayer, even though He does not always answer them the way you
ask.
Sometimes, things may even grow worse during and after your call.
God’s will is confidence and faith in His word.
Your faith is hinged on God, and there is nothing too hard for Him.
Take your eyes off.
Don’t look at the situation; look at God and trust in Him.
Saying, “God,
Even Now.”
Inspired by Bishop Robert R. Sanders,
Third Jurisdiction of
The Intimidator
Ultimately
Stand on the word of God, for intimidators will come.
Know who you are, in Christ. You’re more
than a conqueror.
Tarry
one for another, male nor female, bond nor free, neither Jew nor Gentile.
Give glory to God for what He gives to all that believe.
Spiritual knowledge is easily
entreated. Become mutual and stop being
arrogant.
Edify your brother and sister, by
allowing the word of God to flow from your mouth.
Don’t focus on the works of the
Satan. Break away from people who don’t
believe as you believe.
When you are
face to face with the fighters and intimidators in the house of God. Stand and send forth
Don’t be afraid of the Intimidator.
Inspirited by Bishop Robert R. Sanders
Third Jurisdiction of
YOUR “THIS”
Step out of the norm; trust God
for what he said he would do.
“This” is a personal thing between you and Him.
After “This,” Job lived one hundred forty years and saw his sons and his sons,
sons (Job 42:16).
After “This” you shall live,
It is your issue and need to sum it up more clearly.
You asked the questions:
Why do righteous people suffer?
Do I have to go through “this?”
How do I live after “this?”
“This” is never anticipated.
“This” has a way of breaking in when everything is going smooth.
Think it not strange that when it rains it pours.
Handle your “this” and remember...
“This” is a prime time to suffer the defeat of your enemy.
So, separate yourself from negative communications; live as a survivor, and
continue to press on.
God is so close to you; He can
hear you breathing.
He’s so close, He can feel your pain.
Rejoice with those who rejoice and weep with those who weep.
Go on now and go through; walk right into your deliverance, right into your
victory.
Fear not, and don’t worry about
“this.”
Don’t even be afraid.
Give God some time, and He will provide for you.
Say, “I’m coming out of “this,” then rejoice, laugh, and sing, as you receive
your reward.
“This” Is A Win, Win Situation.
Evangelist Ethel Weatherspoon
Third Jurisdiction of
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About the Book
Inspiration At Its Best!
This is a book of
Promise!
Find the treasure you have been missing.
There is a greater need today for free thinking and creative minds, as
was the creativity of the minds during the Shakespearean era. So that others may
perceive truth and effectively communicate these truths to generations yet
unborn. Treasure Chest:
Inspirations From The Heart, Which Inspires The Soul,
actualizes these truths.
Bishop Robert R. Sanders
Now, therefore, if ye
will obey my voice indeed, and keep my covenant, then ye shall be a peculiar
treasure unto me above all people: for all the earth is mine.
I rejoice at Your word, as one who finds great treasure.
For where your
treasure is, there will your heart be also.
Therefore, every
scribe which is instructed unto the
But we have this
treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellency
of the power may be of God, and not of us.
About the Author
Evangelist Kartaysa
Harris is the author of Through My Eyes,
Through The Eye Of
Your Storm, and While You Are In The
Fire. Many lives have been changed,
delivered, healed, saved, and set free through the writing ministry God has
assigned to her hands. Her desire is
that none should parish but all inherit eternal life. She and husband, Darwin, have been married
fourteen years and have six children.
She is encouraged everyday to know that the Holy Spirit of God may touch
another potential life through her books.
She says to all that read, “Then look up and lift up your heads, for
your redemption draws near. This race is
not given to the swift nor the battle to the strong, but endure I say, Endure!”