Words For Life Podcast

This episode is dedicated to give words of life to all who mourn loss of their family and friends. The holiday season is a very difficult time, especially now with the pandemic.

Have you gotten a "word" or a promise from God and you're still waiting for God to fulfill? If so, this message is for you! It is a reminder that God keeps His promise. Although He hasn't fulfilled it yet, He's still coming to your house. An example is the story of Jairus, a father who sought Jesus to come and heal his sick daughter. However, while Jesus spent time with the woman with the issue of blood, Jairus got word that his daughter was dead. Nevertheless, Jesus told Jairus, "Do not be afraid, only believe." I encourage you...do not worry, just believe. I give you three (3) reasons you can know that God keeps His promise! Listen and believe!

This episode references Nicodemus coming to Jesus for answers about his spiritual life, found in John 3:1-9. We are in a dark and difficult time, a global pandemic and many have questions. Now is the opportune time to seek Jesus. Do not be afraid to ask questions-- be a night seeker looking for answers in your night season.

Message of encouragement to remind God's people that they are not forsaken during this Covid-19 global crisis. Scripture: Isaiah 49:14-16. During Israel's captivity they said, "The Lord hath forsaken me, and my Lord hath forgotten me." But God sent a word, "Behold, I have graven thee upon the palms of my hands; thy walls are continually before me, v. 16.Be encouraged! God knows your name!If you have not received Jesus as Savior, we invite you to do so by faith. Ask Him to forgive you of your sin, come into your heart. All who call on the name of the Lord shall be saved. Believe that He is the Son of God.Thank you for supporting this podcast. If you would like to make a donation,Cash app: $qefphillips or visit: https://www.majesticpublications.comCoaching & Training: https://www..theroyaltysolutions.comConnect with us: Instagram @queenefphillips; Twitter @MajestiMinistr

Based on Matthew 20:22. So often we want the celebration and recognition of others without knowing the sacrifice they made or the suffering they endured. Until we exchange places with them, it is impossible to fully know their backstory.