Mrs. Haynes4Italy

I received this song in an email from a friend of ours at the church in Rome. I was telling her in our recent correspondence of how the Lord had been laying her on my heart to pray for her. It was a blessing to her and then in return it was a blessing to me to receive this song from her in response to my email! You never know what a prayer will do for someone and how it will change their heart and life - be sensitive to the Lord's leading when He brings someone to mind and lays them on your heart. Then take it a step further and encourage that person by letting them know that the Lord was faithful to lay them on someone's heart and that you lifted them up in prayer! What a blessing to know that God cares for you and that others care as well. Be faithful! Near or far, there are people in your very own sphere of influence that need you to lift them up to the Lord... men ought always to pray, and not to faint. Luke 18:1

Rise and Shine for Jesus! \O/ By Pam Iannello (my late mother) A ministry of New Beginnings Baptist Church @ www.nbbconline.com Most of us have experienced a time of intense physical activity that left us spent, completely worn out, and unable to do much more than move. Ever felt that way?  Perhaps a move has left you in this condition, doing a thorough spring cleaning maybe, or putting in a garden etc.  What type of feelings would you say go along with this kind of fatigue?  At times it might feel like you don't have enough strength to lift even a cup of water to your lips!  Your arms feel heavy; your legs feel as if weights were tied to them as you try to lift them one at a time to carry yourself up the stairs.  You experience muscle soreness, back pain, perhaps even crankiness starts to set in - a total collapsing in general. How do we bring ourselves back to a position of having physical strength? What about when we experience spiritual weariness in ou