LionGate Church

05/30/2026

Give Thanks with a Grateful Heart!!

WALKING IN THE SUPERNATURAL: YOUR MIRACLE SEASON HAS ALREADY BEGUN
Maybe you are waiting for a miracle season while standing in the middle of one.

You are waiting for the phone call.
Waiting for the breakthrough.
Waiting for the healing.
Waiting for the open door.
Waiting for the provision.
Waiting for the answer.

Meanwhile, Heaven is whispering:
“Look again.”
Because walking in the supernatural is not merely witnessing extraordinary events. It is developing the ability to recognize God in ordinary moments.

Your miracle season does not begin someday.
Your miracle season begins now.
It begins with this breath.
This sunrise.
This prayer.
This cup of coffee.
This bird singing outside your window.

This opportunity to wake up and live another day.

Many people imagine the supernatural as something dramatic and spectacular. Yet throughout Scripture, God often hid His greatest miracles inside ordinary moments.

Moses saw a bush.
David carried a sling.
A widow gathered jars.
A boy carried a lunch.
Disciples walked beside a carpenter.

What looked ordinary became supernatural because God was present.

And perhaps that is the revelation for today:

The supernatural is not always found in what is extraordinary.

The supernatural is found wherever God is.

The Lord is Saying
“My child, your miracle season has already begun.
You keep looking toward the horizon while I am waiting for you in this moment.

You keep searching for evidence that I am moving while breathing the very breath I gave you.

Slow down.
Look around.
Notice the miracle of this moment.
The birds are singing.
The breeze is moving through the trees.
The sun is rising once again.
The miracles did not disappear.

You simply became distracted by tomorrow.

Many of the things you prayed for years ago are surrounding you now, but familiarity has hidden them from your eyes.

Open your heart again.

See what I have given you.

See where I have brought you.

See how many times I protected you when you did not even know danger was near.

Do not measure your life only by what is still missing.

Measure it also by what has already been given.

The breath in your lungs is a gift.

The strength in your body is a gift.

The people you love are gifts.

The lessons you survived are gifts.

Today is not a punishment to endure.

It is a gift to receive.

The future is Mine to carry.

This moment is yours to embrace.”

You do not have to carry tomorrow today.

The sun has enough light for this day.

The grace of God has enough strength for this moment.

The seeds you planted in tears are still growing underground even when you cannot yet see the harvest.

How much of our suffering comes from living in a future that has not arrived?

We rehearse conversations that have not happened.

We fear outcomes that have not occurred.

We carry burdens that God never asked us to carry today.

Meanwhile, life is happening right now.

The breeze is moving through the trees.

Birds are singing songs they never worry about writing.

Flowers are opening without striving.

The earth continues its quiet testimony that God is still faithful.

This morning I took a deep breath and realized something beautiful.

I am grateful that I am breathing.

I am grateful for this day.

I am grateful for the grass that needs cutting because it means life is growing.

I am grateful for the lawnmower because it means provision has already arrived.

I am grateful for work because it means I still have purpose.

Life changes when gratitude opens our eyes.

The task does not change.

The heart does.

What once looked like an inconvenience becomes evidence of blessing.

What once looked like work becomes evidence of strength.

What once looked like an ordinary day becomes a collection of miracles.

Many people are waiting for a breakthrough while overlooking the thousand gifts already surrounding them.

A thankful heart sees differently.

It notices beauty hidden in ordinary places.

It recognizes God’s fingerprints on common moments.

It discovers that joy is often waiting in the present while worry keeps pulling us into tomorrow.

Perhaps Heaven is whispering today:

“You are standing in answered prayers.

You are walking through miracles you once asked Me to provide.”

Mental Health Revelations
Many people believe gratitude is simply being polite or positive. In reality, gratitude is one of the most powerful ways to retrain the mind and calm the nervous system.

When we live constantly in tomorrow, our minds become trapped in prediction mode. We rehearse problems that have not happened. We carry fears that do not yet exist. We spend emotional energy on imaginary futures while missing the grace available in the present moment.

This is why anxiety often lives in the future.

Peace lives in the present.

The human brain is designed to scan for danger. It is a survival mechanism. Yet when we have walked through trauma, loss, betrayal, disappointment, or prolonged stress, that alarm system can become overactive. We begin seeing threats everywhere. We prepare for storms even on sunny days.

Gratitude gently interrupts that cycle.

When you pause to notice the birds singing, the warmth of sunlight, the smell of fresh-cut grass, the laughter of a child, the comfort of a pet, or simply the breath in your lungs, you are teaching your mind that safety exists alongside uncertainty.

You are reminding yourself:
“I am here.”
“I am alive.”
“God is with me.”
The present moment is where healing begins.

Many people are waiting for a future breakthrough while their nervous system is begging them to notice today’s blessings.

A grateful heart does not deny pain.

It simply refuses to allow pain to become the only story.

Gratitude widens our perspective.

It allows us to hold both realities at once:

Yes, life has been hard.
And yes, God has been faithful.
Yes, there have been losses.
And yes, there are still gifts.
Yes, there have been tears.
And yes, there is still beauty.

Healing often begins the moment we stop asking, “What is missing?” and start noticing, “What has been given?”

The soul was never designed to live only in regret about yesterday or fear about tomorrow.

It flourishes in the holy ground of today.

This breath.
This moment.
This gift.
This miracle.

Prophetic Declarations
I declare:
— My miracle season has already begun.
— I release tomorrow into God’s hands.
— I embrace the grace available for today.
— My eyes are opening to the miracles surrounding me.
— Gratitude is changing the way I see my life.
— Small blessings and big blessings both reveal God’s goodness.
— I choose presence over panic.
— I choose peace over striving.
— I choose joy over unnecessary worry.
— Today is a gift and I will receive it fully.
— I will not overlook God’s fingerprints on ordinary moments.
— I am walking in the supernatural by recognizing God’s presence in every part of my day.

Heavenly Whispers
1. Some of God’s greatest gifts arrive disguised as ordinary days.
2. The miracle is not always what changes around you; sometimes it is what changes within you.
3. Worry imagines futures. Gratitude experiences life.
4. Joy is rarely found in tomorrow. It lives in the present moment.
5. The birds do not sing because life is perfect. They sing because they are alive.
6. Gratitude turns chores into privileges.
7. Every breath is proof that God has not finished writing your story.
8. Presence is one of the holiest forms of worship.
9. Peace grows where appreciation is planted.
10. The heart that notices small miracles will never run out of reasons to praise.

Prayer
Dear Lord Jesus,
Thank You for this day.
Thank You for the breath in my lungs, the strength in my body, and the gift of this moment.

Forgive me for carrying worries You never asked me to carry.

Teach me to notice Your goodness in ordinary places.

Open my eyes to the miracles surrounding me.

Help me live fully present, fully grateful, and fully aware of Your love.

May my heart become a garden where thanksgiving grows naturally.

Today I choose joy.
Today I choose peace.
Today I choose gratitude.

I release tomorrow into Your hands and receive the grace You have provided for today.

Help me notice the birds, the breeze, the beauty, and the blessings that surround me.

May I never become so focused on what is next that I miss the miracle of what is now.

Teach me to walk in the supernatural by recognizing Your presence in every ordinary moment.

In Jesus’ name,

Amen.

Scriptures to Anchor
1 Thessalonians 5:18
“Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.”

Psalm 118:24
“This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.”

Matthew 6:34
“Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.”

Psalm 150:6
“Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Praise the Lord.”

Lamentations 3:22-23
"Because of the Lord's great love we are not consumed, for His compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is Thy faithfulness.”

By Dr. Işık Abla

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05/19/2026

Word from Apostle Chuck Pierce:

05/16/2026

Some people become hard after pain. But there are souls who become gardens instead.

You can always tell when healing is real.
Not because someone never cries anymore.
Not because they suddenly become fearless.
But because life slowly begins blooming around them again.

After trauma, many people stop noticing beauty. Survival narrows vision. The nervous system stays braced for danger. The heart becomes practical instead of alive.

But there comes a holy moment in restoration when a person begins reaching for life again.

They buy flowers.
They notice morning light.
They care for animals.
They plant seeds.
They create beauty.
They breathe deeper.
They stop surviving long enough to finally see.

That is not weakness.
That is resurrection.

The Lord is Saying

“My child, I never created you merely to endure life. I created you to cultivate it.

I did not form your heart only to survive storms. I formed it to carry gardens within it.

The enemy wanted pain to harden you. He wanted disappointment to make you cynical. He wanted betrayal to turn your tenderness into distrust. But I preserved the part of you that could still love, still nurture, still create beauty after devastation.

That softness returning to you is not fragility. It is healing.

I am restoring your ability to feel safe again. Safe enough to dream. Safe enough to rest. Safe enough to notice wonder. Safe enough to build slowly without fear that everything will collapse.

Your nervous system has carried battles your mouth never explained. But I am teaching your body, mind, and spirit that danger is no longer your permanent address.

You are entering a season where your soul will exhale again.

And the beauty you are creating around you is prophetic. The gardens, the animals, the peaceful spaces, the small details you care about—they are all signs that life is returning to places grief once occupied.

You are not merely recovering.
You are becoming fertile again.”

Mental Health Revelations

Healing often appears quietly before it appears dramatically.

Sometimes restoration first shows up as:
— wanting sunlight again
— caring for living things
— decorating a home
— planting flowers
— reorganizing life
— seeking peace instead of adrenaline
— losing interest in constant performance and survival

Trauma keeps the body preparing for the next wound. Healing slowly teaches the body that beauty is safe again.

There is a reason peaceful environments, gardens, animals, sunlight, nature, and gentle routines help people emotionally recover. God designed creation itself to participate in restoration.

Your desire for beauty may actually be a sign that your soul is finally beginning to feel hope again.

Prophetic Declarations

I declare:
— My pain will not harden my heart.
— I will not confuse survival mode with wisdom.
— God is restoring my ability to feel peace again.
— Beauty is returning to my life without guilt.
— My nervous system will learn safety again.
— I am allowed to build slowly and joyfully.
— The wilderness season is not my permanent identity.
— Life will bloom around me again.
— I will create environments of healing, peace, and presence.
— What trauma tried to bury, God is resurrecting.

Heavenly Whispers

— Healing sometimes sounds like birds in the morning.
— Your softness survived for a reason.
— God still trusts you with beauty.
— Peace is becoming your new normal.
— You are allowed to enjoy your life again.
— Your soul is learning how to breathe deeply again.
— Tenderness is not weakness.
— Eden still exists in the heart of God.
— Restoration often begins quietly.
— The garden is growing again.

Prayer

Dear Lord Jesus,

Thank You for not allowing pain to permanently harden my heart. Thank You for preserving the part of me that could still love, still nurture, still dream, and still create beauty after everything I have endured.

Heal the places inside me that still expect fear, loss, betrayal, or exhaustion. Retrain my nervous system to recognize peace again. Teach my soul that safety is possible through Your presence.

Lord, let life bloom around me again. Let my home carry peace. Let my mind carry clarity. Let my body carry rest. Let my spirit carry joy again.

Restore wonder to me. Restore delight to me. Restore hope to me.

I surrender survival mode at Your feet. I no longer want to merely endure life. I want to cultivate what You have entrusted to me with peace, wisdom, and love.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Scriptures to Anchor

“Then God said, ‘Let the earth put forth grass, herb yielding seed, and fruit tree bearing fruit after its kind, with seed in it upon the earth’; and it was so.” — Genesis 1:11

“He is like a tree planted by streams of water, it bears its fruit in season, its leaves never wither, everything he does prospers.” — Psalm 1:3

“See! I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth—don’t you recognize it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, rivers in the desert.” — Isaiah 43:19

“Come to Me, all who are struggling and burdened, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28

By Dr. Işık Abla

05/12/2026

THIS IS YOUR WINNING SEASON. THAT IS WHY YOU HAVE TO PICK YOUR BATTLES… There are wars you never talk about because they don’t leave bruises—only tremors.
You wake up already negotiating with your own mind, deciding which thoughts deserve attention and which deserve exile.
Nobody sees that part.
Nobody claps for the victories that happen behind your forehead.

My mother once said, “Pick your battles.” Back then it sounded like strategy. Later, it became survival.
I learned the hard way that constant warfare is not bravery—it’s burnout disguised as strength.
I discovered God never asked me to fight every enemy—only the ones that stood between me and inheritance.

And that is how winning seasons begin: When you stop fighting everything, and start fighting the right things.

THE LORD IS SAYING
I am declaring an end to needless war. You have lived as if survival depended on constant alertness, but anxiety is not discernment.
I am leading you from battlegrounds into threshing floors—where victory is harvested, not wrestled for.
Your conqueror chapter is closing.
Your inheritance chapter is opening.
Rest is not surrender; it is the warfare of the mature.
Peace is not the absence of conflict; it is authority over it.
This is your winning season.

MENTAL HEALTH REVELATIONS
Inner battlefields are the cruel ones because they don’t end at night. They follow you into church, into meetings, into prayer, into sleep.

Hypervigilance behaves like faith, but it is powered by fear.
You scan for danger, you anticipate explosions, you walk as if the floor might betray you.
Minefield hearts learn to equate calm with “before the blast.”

No one warned you that anxiety can masquerade as spiritual warfare.
No one told you that constant defensiveness is sometimes just the amygdala refusing to stand down. Fatigue is the quiet tyrant of the warriors of the mind.

But here is the truth:
God is not glorified by exhaustion.
Fatigue is not a fruit of the Spirit.
Collapse is not consecration.
And victory without rest is not victory at all.

Winning seasons require peace.
Harvest requires rest.
Inheritance requires capacity.

PROPHETIC DECLARATIONS
I declare:
— I enter my winning season without apology.
— My soul will not fight imaginary wars.
— I discern enemies instead of assuming them.
— I retire from battles that do not build my future.
— My mind no longer treats peace as suspicious.
— Fatigue loses its authority over my decisions.
— Victory is no longer measured by adrenaline.
— I choose battles that produce inheritance.
— I harvest without hypervigilance.
— The land beneath me is safe, and my life becomes good news.

HEAVENLY WHISPERS
1. “Your rest terrifies hell more than your warfare.”
2. “Some battles are merely bait.”
3. “Threats shrink when discernment awakens.”
4. “You are not called to bleed in every terrain.”
5. “Peace is a weapon—use it.”
6. “I am teaching your nervous system to stand down.”
7. “You will not live in minefields forever.”
8. “The land I give you will not explode beneath you.”
9. “Rest is where revelation matures.”
10. “Harvest is the proof the war is over.”

PRAYER
Dear Lord Jesus,
teach me to choose my wars with precision and wisdom.
Heal the part of me that believes exhaustion proves devotion.
Silence the alarms in my mind that keep sounding long after the battle ended.
Transform my identity from survivor to heir—
from heir to harvester—
from harvester to steward of peace.
Make rest my weapon and discernment my shield.
Let victory come without blood, without fear, without bracing.
I receive my winning season.
Amen.

SCRIPTURES TO ANCHOR
“The battle is the Lord’s.”
1 Samuel 17:47 (KJV)

“In returning and rest you shall be saved; in quietness and trust shall be your strength.”
Isaiah 30:15 (ESV)

“He makes wars cease to the end of the earth.”
Psalm 46:9 (ESV)

“Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”
Matthew 11:28 (NKJV)

“And the land had rest from war.”
Joshua 14:15 (KJV)

“The God of peace will soon crush Satan under your feet.”
Romans 16:20 (ESV)

Dr. Işık Abla

05/11/2026

Some Gardens Grow in Wombs. Some Grow in Wounds. Many moms are angels on earth with invisible wings.

There is something deeply healing about walking outside in the morning and seeing living things respond to your care.

Tiny leaves lifting toward the light.Tiny lives becoming people. Soil dark from fresh water.Little blossoms opening because someone remembered them. Someone cared for them and nurtured them .

And somehow… that changes a person slowly from the inside.

Motherhood is often like that.

Not always loud.Not always celebrated.Not always perfect.

Sometimes it is simply waking up exhausted and watering what still needs you.

Sometimes it is feeding tiny lives while your own soul feels empty.Sometimes it is holding a child while silently grieving the woman you used to be.Sometimes it is praying over someone who no longer calls you.Sometimes it is carrying memories of miscarriage, abortion, estrangement, regret, silence, or loss while still trying to smile through another “Happy Mother’s Day.”

This day is beautiful for some.And bittersweet for many.

But Heaven sees every woman who ever nurtured life with love.

Some women mother children.Some mother broken people.Some mother dreams.Some mother ministries.Some mother younger women.Some mother animals, homes, gardens, communities, or wounded hearts.

If you are a giver of life, comfort, wisdom, gentleness, protection, warmth, truth, and presence… there is a mothering anointing in you.

And God sees it.

Beginner gardens often carry more joy than perfect expert gardens.

Experts sometimes chase control.But beginners still carry wonder.

And motherhood cannot truly be learned from textbooks.

It is learned in midnight tears.In burnt dinners.In prayers whispered through bathroom doors.In little drawings taped to refrigerators.In sacrifices nobody applauds.In learning as you go.In apologizing when you fail.In trying again tomorrow.

Brick by brick.Prayer by prayer.Seed by seed.

You are helping create a human soul.

That is holy work.

Some children grow like roses.Some grow like olive trees.Some are wildflowers moving in the wind.

And every season requires different wisdom.

But everything planted with love… eventually responds to love.

Everything watered with care, wisdom, patience, and truth blossoms in its appointed season.

That is stewardship.That is restoration.

And maybe one of the most beautiful miracles is this:

After years of surviving… something gentle becomes possible again.

Not just productive.Gentle.

Morning coffee on the porch.Birds singing while flowers bloom.Healing silence.Tiny signs of life returning.

And with every broken piece, God is still creating a masterpiece.

A mosaic of mercy.A bittersweet garden.A holy becoming.

So today, whether your heart feels full or aching…

Happy Mother’s Day.

To the women who raised.To the women who lost.To the women who longed.To the women who forgave.To the women who stayed.To the women trying again.

You are more beautiful than your mistakes.More valuable than your regrets.More needed than you realize.

And through God’s eyes…

you are still worthy of flowers.

The Lord is Saying

“My daughter, I saw every unseen sacrifice.I counted every tear you hid behind strength.I watched you nurture life while your own heart was healing.

Nothing you planted in love was wasted.

Even now, I am watering the dry places within you.

I am restoring gentleness to your spirit.I am teaching you that tenderness is not weakness.And I am growing beauty from places you once called broken.

You do not have to mother perfectly to mother beautifully.

I never asked you to become flawless.I asked you to remain loving.”

Heavenly Whispers

— Some gardens bloom late, but they still bloom beautifully.— God can restore relationships you thought were permanently broken.— Gentleness is holy strength.— Your nurturing changed more lives than you realize.— The seeds watered with tears often carry the deepest roots.

Prayer

Dear Lord Jesus,

Thank You for every woman carrying visible and invisible motherhood within her heart today.

Comfort the grieving.Heal the ashamed.Restore the estranged.Strengthen the exhausted.Wrap tenderness around the women who feel forgotten.

Teach us that perfection was never the goal—love was.

Water the dry places within us again.Let gentleness return where survival once lived.And remind us that even imperfect hands can still grow beautiful gardens.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Scriptures to Anchor

“He tends his flock like a shepherd: He gathers the lambs in his arms and carries them close to his heart; he gently leads those that have young.” — Isaiah 40:11

“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” — Galatians 6:9

“Those who sow with tears will reap with songs of joy.” — Psalm 126:5

By Işık Abla Ministries

The King's Daughters

05/11/2026

Intimacy through relationship!

Before there was war, there was a garden.
Before there was shame, there was walking together.
Before trauma fractured the human heart, God planted relationship.

The first thing Heaven called “good” was not an empire.
Not a platform.
Not money.
Not achievement.

It was communion.

The Garden of Eden was never merely about trees and rivers. It was about nearness. God created a space where love could breathe without fear. Where humanity could walk with Him without hiding. Where creation itself responded to trust, harmony, and divine order.

Adam was not placed in a battlefield first.
He was placed in a relationship first.

The Lord is Saying

“My child, I did not design your soul for isolation. I formed you for connection—vertical and horizontal. I created you to know Me and to know one another through love.

The garden was the blueprint.

I walked with Adam and Eve because relationship was always My desire, not mere performance. I gave Adam authority over animals because dominion without tenderness becomes tyranny. Authority was meant to flow through trust, stewardship, and care.

What sin shattered was not merely law—it was intimacy.

The moment fear entered humanity, hiding entered humanity. Blame entered humanity. Suspicion entered humanity. The garden fractured because trust fractured.

And since that day, much of human pain has carried the language of broken relationship.

Some wounds came from betrayal.
Some from abandonment.
Some from dishonesty.
Some from rejection.
Some from silence where love should have spoken.

But listen carefully:
I sent My Son not only to forgive sin, but to restore relationship.

The cross itself reveals My heart.

One beam stretches vertically toward Heaven.
One beam stretches horizontally across the earth.

Love Me.
Love one another.

This is the mystery of the Kingdom.”

Mental Health Revelations

So much trauma is relational because the human nervous system was designed for safe connection.

A child learns identity through relationship.
A spouse learns trust through relationship.
A friend learns safety through relationship.
Even our understanding of God is often filtered through human relationships.

When trust is repeatedly broken, the soul begins expecting separation instead of closeness. Hyper-independence forms. Fear forms. Control forms. Walls form.

But healthy love slowly teaches the body again:
“I do not have to hide to survive.”

This is why Scripture says:

“We love because He first loved us.” — 1 John 4:19

Love restores what fear distorted.

The enemy attacks relationships because relationships reveal God’s nature more than almost anything else on earth.

A healthy marriage reflects covenant.
Healthy friendship reflects loyalty.
Healthy leadership reflects stewardship.
Healthy parenting reflects covering.
Healthy community reflects belonging.

The garden was relational.
The Kingdom still is.

Prophetic Declarations

I declare:
— My heart was created for communion, not isolation.
— God is healing the places where trust was broken.
— I will no longer build walls where God is building bridges.
— Fear will not become my language of connection.
— Love is teaching my nervous system how to rest again.
— I will not confuse betrayal with my identity.
— The cross restores both my relationship with Heaven and with people.
— God is untangling the pain attached to love.
— I was created to walk with God, not hide from Him.
— Healthy relationships will grow in the soil of truth, patience, honesty, and grace.
— My authority will always remain connected to humility and love.
— The garden of my heart will bloom again.

Heavenly Whispers

1. God did not begin humanity with a sermon. He began with a walk.
2. The first environment of mankind was not pressure—it was presence.
3. Trauma says, “Hide.” Love says, “Come closer.”
4. The cross reconnects what fear separated.
5. Real love is not control. Real love is safe truth.

Prayer

Dear Lord Jesus,

Thank You for creating us for relationship. Thank You for the garden, for the beauty of communion, and for revealing through Eden what Your heart has always desired.

Heal the places in us where trust was broken.
Heal the relationships that wounded our understanding of love.
Teach us again how to walk with You without fear and connect with others without hiding.

Restore honesty where there was deception.
Restore patience where there was frustration.
Restore hope where there was disappointment.
Restore tenderness where life made us hard.

Teach us the sacred balance of the cross:
to love You vertically with all our heart,
and to love people horizontally with truth and grace.

Let the garden bloom again inside us.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Scriptures to Anchor

“Then the man and his wife heard the voice of Adonai God walking in the garden at the time of the evening breeze.”
— Genesis 3:8

“Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Torah?”
And He said to him, “‘You shall love Adonai your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it, ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’”
— Matthew 22:36–39

“Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not brag, it is not puffed up… it bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never fails.”
— 1 Corinthians 13:4–8

“There is no fear in love. Instead, perfect love drives out fear.”
— 1 John 4:18

By Dr. Işık Abla

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05/10/2026

A very Happy & blessed Mothers Day to all our amazing Mom’s & spiritual Moms who are always there to encourage & be there for your family & friends. Have a beautiful & blessed day today!!
Be inspired today by meditating on Prov. 31. Verse 31:30 says, “Charm may be misleading, and beauty is vain & so quickly fades, but the virtuous women lives in the wonder, awe, & fear of the Lord. She will be praised throughout eternity!” 🎊💐🙏💖