Isaiah 62:5b - John Hagee Daily Devotional (June-24-2025)

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• June 24 2025 posted by Josephine DEDOMINICIS

  Ky lord bless Israele keep they in your boom all tikes protect they against all evil amen
• June 26 2024 posted by Shirley Johnston

  Amen 🙏🏻
• June 24 2024 posted by Shirleyjohnston

  Amen
• June 26 2023 posted by Marilynn Verna Christian Wingfield

  Dear Pastor John Hagge,
  "Three fold cord cannot be broken" brings recall to me about a serious adventure I had on a cold winter day in Vermont years ago. A teacher friend of mine and I, both ladies decided during vacation we would take a hiking expedition day hike and had a good time, carrying a small back pack and me with a small rope. We rode in her jeep. Headed home getting near dusk, we both had this strange desire to check out a back mountain dirt road having seen some car tracks so, did not feel jeopardized. As we climbed higher I noticed only one set of tracks and slippery surfaces with ledges tight beside us, no way to turn around. She assured the road would climb higher than go down. We prayed and believed we had to climb higher and look for a level place to turn around for it was getting cold and we didn't want to suffer hyperthermia having sweat some in our hiking. We came upon a man wearing a short sleeve shirt, who had an artist easel set up, his trunk open, and acting frantic, steam from his mouth showing his blue lips from shivering. I asked him if he had a coat to put on. He didn't, we lent him one. He explained he wanted to make amends with his wife so came out to draw a picture, and got stuck, the bottom of the sedan was tight in snow, car slid sideways. THE MAN'S CELL PHONE WAS RUN OUT OF POWER AND SO, ALSO WAS HIS BATTERY REAL WEAK FROM LEAVING HIS DOORS OPEN. I asked him if he had gloves and could help shovel, for I had a folding shovel with me. He didn't. I told him it was getting dark quick and he could catch pneumonia and was not to be distressed. I prayed over him to be calm, but he was not able to even help, he was so scared and cold. I saw some cardboard in his trunk and a piece of rope, for mine was too weak to pull his car. Carol had a section of rope I grabbed and braided the three together to get strength, tied it to her hitch and around his bumper, then dug as fast as I could shoving cardboard tight under tires that were bald and kept yelling at him to back up slowly as we pulled, then stop for me to readjust . He was real shook, so, I had to steer part of the car so, he would not end up over the steep mountain bank. I prayed a lot. We got the car turned around, he said he could then drive down and get back home.. We exhausted ladies were so glad we unselfishly took time out in the dark to carefully, though slippery partially skidded back down the dangerous steep narrow snowy road, more flakes falling in front of the headlamps and finally hit pavement on our way home laughing about our risky adventure shivering in her unheated jeep. GOD WAS GRACIOUS TO US ALL, AND WE WERE MIGHTY THANKFUL, SEEING A ROAD SIGN CLOSED, DO NOT USE IN WINTER ON OUR WAY OUT. WE NEVER AGAIN RETURNED; FOR THE ROAD WAS DANGEROUS IN SUMMERTIME, ALSO BEHIND THE FAMOUS WALLINGFORD WHITE ROCKS BACK WAY; FIREROAD WHERE GOD CALLED US. Pastor Marilynn Verna Christian Wingfield aka Defending Eagle
• August 06 2021 posted by Joe vera lambert

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• June 24 2021 posted by Rose kimbeng

  Amen!! Shalom Israel thanks for sharing he truth of God's word.
  God bless the John Hagee Ministry.
• June 24 2021 posted by Shirley Buchanan

  Thank you for all you do God Bless you and yours