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"The Lord is here…"

I was reading about a missionary in Guatemala earlier. This missionary was telling a story about a time when they were building a church in the town they were working in. The building was set to start at nine in the morning. When the missionary arrived at 10, she asked the pastor if he was there working alone.

Listen to the pastor's reply:

"'Oh no,' he replied with a laugh, 'the Lord is here with me.'"

How profound.

How simple.

How true.

Thanks for reading.

In God, Emily

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  1. UnknownJanuary 30, 2014 at 4:13 AM

    Yes, Emily, He is always with us, in everything, what praise we can give to know the God who made us, loves us, died for us, and lives for us AND in us, is right beside us in all we do. Enjoying your posts.
    Hope your school year is going great! Will be praying for you!
    Let us know when you a have a free moment and come for a visit!!! :)

    Always Experiencing Him,
    Jody

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