It
Is Written John 14:1 let not your heart be troubled; you believe in
God, believe also in me.
For
some reason, whenever something good or bad affects someone we love,
we feel it in our hearts. I am no Dr., so I can't say for sure that
there is no reaction physically in the heart. It could be that our
conscious mind sends some kind of signal to the heart that tells us
if we are expressing joy or sorrow.
This
message is not meant to be a medical report on the heart. It is here
just to set up the rest of the message.
When
you are in church and you hear a hymn you really like, you might say
it touches your soul. You feel something in your heart, and you may
even weep. Another example of a different kind, is a loved one who
was hurt or sick. You again feel like a pain in your heart and
sadness in your mind.
Life
is full of such incidents. How do we deal with them? The answer is,
trust in the Lord with all your heart. Whenever you encounter one of
these heart touching events, just say to yourself "let not your
heart be troubled" you will have peace in your heart. After
telling yourself for a week or two, you will find that your level of
faith is higher. Guarding your heart is nothing more than repeating
Jesus words to yourself. Let not your heart be troubled. Trust in me.
Praise the Lord.
Remember
Jesus Loves You
Prayer
of Salvation
Lord
Jesus, I thank you for what you did on the cross for me. Your blood
washed away all my sins, by your stripes I was healed, and your death
and resurrection brought me salvation. Please forgive my sins, and
come into my heart as my personal Savior.
Thank
You
Amen
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