@Wendy Kremer just posting to say that you and your husband continue to be in my prayers and to express concern. Hope and trust all is well. I miss your daily posts. 😉

God never commands what He doesn’t empower. When Philippians tells us, “Don’t worry about anything,” it’s not a suggestion—it’s an invitation into supernatural peace. Worry opens a door the enemy is all too eager to walk through, just like Job unknowingly did with fear over his children. But trust slams that door shut. When we replace anxious thoughts with God’s Word—praying instead of spiraling, thanking instead of fearing—we position ourselves to receive peace that human reasoning can’t touch. His peace guards the heart, calms the mind, and restores what the enemy tried to steal. Like Job, once we recognize where the battle truly comes from and shift our trust back to God, restoration follows—pressed down, shaken together, and doubled. We don’t have to live stressed. We were born for peace. Question to Ponder: What worry do you need to replace with God’s promises today—and what would your day look like if you fully trusted Him with it?

It's been 3 weeks since my husband's surgery which led to a stroke. He's been in a wonderful rehab hospital and is doing great. He has gotten most of the use of his left hand back and is able to walk with a walker, but I believe that it won't be long before he's completely back to normal! Thank you for praying! God is good!