We still haven’t made many connections in our town, even after living here almost ten years. We’ve hosted many gatherings but rarely get invitations in return. I’ve travelled a lot and some places have such a “good feeling” for me others not so much. I know one can be happy anywhere, but lately, I’ve been feeling a pull to move on to one of these “good feeling” places. Thanks for the video. 🙏😊

Beautiful video ... I love these. May God Bless You and Yours.

We just moved here last October and my church is already like family. I'm so thankful for my elders who faithfully lead the congregation as well as the many families who create a culture of hospitality and loyalty in the body!

@@lifeinseason Oh I hear ya.

Thank you Shaye, I think after watching your journey on this channel, this is by far the best vlog. It is timely because I have had many days of feeling flat but going forward. Yes, with walks and fellowship. Harvesting, cooking and sharing. Even with this, I question my purpose - today before seeing your vlog, I decided it was exactly what I have been doing, right now is my purpose. Being in and part of my community. A group of us open our homes every month for a lunch - here at the farm we opened to volunteers to work but also take the produce they grow home. Put seed packets together so they can grow their own - not just food but flowers. All along the way I kept thinking - this is so small. Till one of our lunch ladies said to me that this fellowship saved her last year. I was so happy - then I realized, it has saved me too. On line communities save people - access to new ideas and places, people doing the same or different. We are miles apart - but we are not so distant to say - thank you and keep your home open, your heart open to us. We truly appreciate you and your family x

Agreed!

agree🙏

Amen!!! 🙌💕

sending you & your family love

Aw I am so sorry hugs momma! ❤️🙏

My mom does not remember me! I am so very grateful she's still with us! Hugs to you!!!!!!!!!!

Love to your family, such a hard thing. You are right though, it is a blessing to still have her. If she is able to remember, ask her to share stories of her early life. I have very fond memories of the tales my grandmother only told after she forgot the more recent past. Stories of my father as a very young child came back to her vividly then. Intimate memories of her courtship by my grandfather were fun to share with friendly "strangers" instead of feeling awkward while staring into the eyes of her children. Enjoy her as she is, happy mother's day to you.

Sending you so much love ❤️🌷🌿💋 from france🇨🇵

praying for your grandson and family!!!! so happy to hear he is in remission

@@marisaanna Thank you so much, very kind of you. ❤ God bless you.

Father God - you are our healer and the source of our hope and strength. You know this young man as your own and you have known him since before you created time. You are the source of healing and the source of our peace. I pray this for your child and his family. Hold him in your tender loving arms as only you can. Surround him and his family with your love and your peace. Let them rest always in you. In Jesus powerful name. Amen

@@nancymiller4678 Thank you ! I very much appreciate your kindness & prayer. Our grandson has a twin brother who worries over his brother so much they are best friends and need each other very much....we are so thankful that the tumor has not shown any growth in over a year now. We also pray for all the children fighting cancer they are special little angels. ❤❤❤ God Bless you

Prayers for divine healing

Oh honey, I'm so sorry for what you are all going through! Loving those boys through the loss of their mom, even if it means your heart is taking a back seat to theirs for a season, is planting such good seeds!! As Proverbs 31 says, your children will rise up and call you blessed! Prayers for your heart and theirs!

@@lmd2454 Thanks so much for your kind reply. We ended up having a good day, and their dad made us homemade french onion soup for dinner :D

God's people are gathering with you in HIs love!

Christ Is Risen

Awww, Sweetie - You are so loved and I feel you pain. Praying that God lifts you up as only He can. It IS different, and it is still very hard and raw. HE knows, and He knew before time began. It is hard... your are loved! May HIs peace that passes all understanding fill your heart and mind as you rest... in HIM!

@@nancymiller4678 thank you Nancy... His grace is seeing us through . We were able to do home hospice and walk with her all the way... hardest thing ever but it was worth it and the only way to go (for us). We are focusing on our new granddaughter and our other son is getting married this summer... God is good... holding tight and trying to stay focused. Sending you love... I thank you

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The Bible nowhere instructs believers in Christ to pray to anyone other than God. The Bible nowhere encourages, or even mentions, believers asking individuals in heaven for their prayers. Why, then, do many Catholics pray to Mary and/or saints such as Gertrude, Rita, Sylvester, Vincent, Agnes, etc.? Why do they petition the dead to request their prayers? Catholics view Mary and the saints as “intercessors” before God. They believe that a saint, who is glorified in heaven, has more “direct access” to God than we sinners do from our earthly vantage point. In Catholic thinking, if a saint delivers a prayer to God, it is more effective than our praying to God directly. This concept is blatantly unbiblical. Hebrews 4:16 tells us that we, believers here on earth, have direct access to God and can “approach the throne of grace with confidence.”

Sarah Kathryn- saints (like Mary) are our friends- alive in heaven. Don't you ask friends to pray with you and for you?

@@priestswife as she said, in Scripture it is commanded to pray to God the Father in Jesus’s name and in Him only.

God is on the mountain... Praying you all find Him in this reconnecting! You are SO loved!