Sunday Hugs

Good Morning & God Bless, My Friends. I hope you are having a beautiful, peaceful Sunday morning! You’re not here by accident. God has a purpose and plan for you. Never forget that.

Are you worried and struggling?  Do you feel a tightness in your chest or an all-enveloping sadness?  It may be a family member, a relationship, your work, your animals, but there is something that has you so burdened that your heart is heavy. God has made us a promise. If we go to Him, He will carry our burdens and give us rest.

Even the strongest of us have moments where the burdens of life are just too heavy.  It’s then that The Lord whispers to our hearts “Come to me, all you are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” ~Matthew 11:28

Just breathe.  And calm down.  Remember who has told you that He’s got your back.  Remember who said He would give you rest.  He didn’t just say that He would make you feel a little bit better.  He didn’t just say that some of you can come to me.  Nope.  He said all you who are weary.  He said that He would give you rest.  When you are in a restful state, you are not worried about anything.  Your body, your mind, your heart and your soul are light.  That tells you that He isn’t taking you half-way.  He is giving you rest. He is taking away all the hurt, sadness, sickness and loneliness and making you feel whole again.

Dear God, for each person reading this, please remove all worries, doubts, fears, anxieties, sadness and loneliness and give them Your perfect peace and rest. Let their hearts feel Your love and comfort. Let them know that You are with them each step of their journey and that You will never leave them. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen. ~Charity M. Richey-Bentley

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As you finish your prayers, I pray you feel this caring hug I am sending you. I hope you feel it today and all week long!

Blessings to you, my friend!

Charity M. Richey-Bentley