God's goodness is from everlasting to everlasting! And when I see the goodness of the Lord in whatever fashion, all I can do is praise and thank Him! Truly, the Lord is always good. But I'm sure He appreciates any that would say Thank You, Father! Even God likes being appreciated. TR Amen! Goes right along with Heb 13:15 By Him therefore let us offer the sacrifice of praise to God continually, that is, the fruit of our lips giving thanks to his name. Thank You, Lord, for your mercy, grace, kindness and goodness. Thank You that every single promise found in Your Word is yes and amen in Jesus. Longing to be in Your presence where every vestige of sin in me and around us is banished, as Light consumes darkness. Maranatha!!! How does the Lord know we love Him?! Cause God can see a sincere heart! Those needing proof of love are never satisfied. TR Oh, amen ~ In this season of near rapture ‘knowing’ . . . yes, yes, yes! ~ ~ ~~ We exalt You, Mighty God . even now, in spirit, we embrace You, with our hearts in deep praise ~ ~~ ~ can’t wait to show fully, our grateful hearts at the Throne of our God with adoration unto our Lord ~~ . . stir us ever deeper, by the Holy Spirit, the reality of Your return, glorious Jesus ~ . , .. oh, how we desire to gaze on You, Abba Father ~~ ~~ Heavenly Groom, Your Bride is breathlessly waiting to experience fully, Your Glorious Heavenly Smile ~ ~~~ In this final hour of saving Grace, , to forever adore our King of kings . . to be in the presence so near Your Majesty, Mighty God of Exquisite Glory, Splendor and Beauty,~ hold us in the realms of such Heavenly state before You ~ Unto You, the One Who created us, Lord God . take us to the Heavenly Light of our Risen Lord Jesus, to the One drawing us ‘neath the Majesty of our Father’s Wing of Splendor and Power! ~~ Draw Your Bride ~ ~ yes, where You are, Jesus, at the Throne of God . . held in Heaven forever in Christ’s keeping . . From Glory to Glory everlastingly never ending ~ Almost there dear watchers experiencing our Lord’s rapturous call . .
