Yes, yes, yes. So what I needed to read and hear this morning. Thank you for breaking it down and feeding me so full of His word this day and giving us dessert to finish it off in Elevation Worship's praise session. I am full. My soul is satiated and my heart overflows with joy. Come Jesus come. My hope, my peace, my withness is in YOU...Amen š š š
Awe, sweet sister. I am thrilled the message filled your heart. The Word has a way of feeding us so that we walk whole in Him. Iām grateful He met you. Thank you so much for reading and commenting! I am grateful.
Hello Irvin, thank you for reading and for your gracious comment. Iām thankful to the Lord for allowing me to share this word, and my prayer is that it stirs our hearts to remain continually enamored with Him. I'm thrilled you are here and look forward to getting to know you.
Me too. It is so amazing to be standing in the midst of the word fulfilledšš¾. Praise the Lord. His promises are sure, and they are Yes and Amen in Him.
Thank you for this reflection. You are a gifted writer, and I genuinely enjoy reading what you put out. Your words invite stillness and help me slow down and see familiar truths with fresh clarity.
I also want to apologize for not responding to your recent articles. Please know that the silence is not from lack of attention. I am reading them and sitting with them, even when I do not respond right away. Some words take time to settle and do their quiet work Psalm 1:2 and Isaiah 30:15.
I am grateful for the way your writing points my heart back toward wonder, patience, and trust in what God is steadily unfolding Philippians 1:6 and Hebrews 10:23. Thank you for faithfully stewarding your voice and offering it so generously to others.
Good morning, Brother. Thank you so much for being here and for leaving such a kind comment. Please know there is truly no need to apologize. There are so many meaningful publications to read here on Substack and then there is life, which never ceases to pull at our attention.
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I was away throughout much of October, and then after returning in November, felt a bit overwhelmed. Then we left again at the end of November through this past week. That rhythm has made it difficult to catch up on most of my reading. And in all honesty, Iāve been a slow reader all my life so it often takes me time to read.
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Iām grateful these words met you. This year, Iāve been spending much time in the book of Isaiah, and this word feels especially rich and timely for the season we are in. The Lord is truly speaking to us and loving us through His Word; a perpetual feast, with bread more than enough to spare. Amen.
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He is faithful to satisfy us with His very life, and in Him we will never hunger again. āFor He satisfies the longing soul, and the hungry soul He fills with good things.ā Ps 107v9. May the Lord continue to bless you and your familyšš¾
Thank you, dear sister! Fresh bread from heaven truly satisfies in a way nothing else can. We are blessed that He feeds us Himself. Grateful to partake togetheršš¾
Yes, yes, yes. So what I needed to read and hear this morning. Thank you for breaking it down and feeding me so full of His word this day and giving us dessert to finish it off in Elevation Worship's praise session. I am full. My soul is satiated and my heart overflows with joy. Come Jesus come. My hope, my peace, my withness is in YOU...Amen š š š
Awe, sweet sister. I am thrilled the message filled your heart. The Word has a way of feeding us so that we walk whole in Him. Iām grateful He met you. Thank you so much for reading and commenting! I am grateful.
Very good article. Thank you for sharing. I hope to read more and learn.
Hello Irvin, thank you for reading and for your gracious comment. Iām thankful to the Lord for allowing me to share this word, and my prayer is that it stirs our hearts to remain continually enamored with Him. I'm thrilled you are here and look forward to getting to know you.
You're welcome, Andrea. Nice to meet you too.
Love the prophecies and promises of Isaiah!
Me too. It is so amazing to be standing in the midst of the word fulfilledšš¾. Praise the Lord. His promises are sure, and they are Yes and Amen in Him.
Andrea,
Thank you for this reflection. You are a gifted writer, and I genuinely enjoy reading what you put out. Your words invite stillness and help me slow down and see familiar truths with fresh clarity.
I also want to apologize for not responding to your recent articles. Please know that the silence is not from lack of attention. I am reading them and sitting with them, even when I do not respond right away. Some words take time to settle and do their quiet work Psalm 1:2 and Isaiah 30:15.
I am grateful for the way your writing points my heart back toward wonder, patience, and trust in what God is steadily unfolding Philippians 1:6 and Hebrews 10:23. Thank you for faithfully stewarding your voice and offering it so generously to others.
Good morning, Brother. Thank you so much for being here and for leaving such a kind comment. Please know there is truly no need to apologize. There are so many meaningful publications to read here on Substack and then there is life, which never ceases to pull at our attention.
ā§
I was away throughout much of October, and then after returning in November, felt a bit overwhelmed. Then we left again at the end of November through this past week. That rhythm has made it difficult to catch up on most of my reading. And in all honesty, Iāve been a slow reader all my life so it often takes me time to read.
ā§
Iām grateful these words met you. This year, Iāve been spending much time in the book of Isaiah, and this word feels especially rich and timely for the season we are in. The Lord is truly speaking to us and loving us through His Word; a perpetual feast, with bread more than enough to spare. Amen.
ā§
He is faithful to satisfy us with His very life, and in Him we will never hunger again. āFor He satisfies the longing soul, and the hungry soul He fills with good things.ā Ps 107v9. May the Lord continue to bless you and your familyšš¾
This is wonderful, Andrea! Really enjoyed reading! Thank you for sharing what youāre learning so we can learn more! š
Thank you, dear sister! Fresh bread from heaven truly satisfies in a way nothing else can. We are blessed that He feeds us Himself. Grateful to partake togetheršš¾
Amen!
Wonderfulā¦.Isaiah pointing all the way to the ābread of life,ā the last supper, the present day and beyond.
āThe cup of blessing which we bless, is it not a participation in the blood of Christ?ā 1 Cor 10:16
Andā¦ āhe who eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life and I will raise him up on the last day.ā John 6:54.
Godās thoughts and ways truly higher than ours! Is 55:9
So encouraging Andrea, the Word never leaves us to face hardship alone, and demonstrated this by coming to live among us!