Moms of Military Support and Prayer Group of WNC

03/19/2024

03/17/2024

03/15/2024

03/12/2024

To all of our Military Spouses. I pray that God give you grace, courage and strength for this calling on your life as a spouse to our military.
Thank you! 🙏

03/12/2024

03/10/2024

As I posted earlier today, my husband and I were able to go to the Biltmore Estate In Asheville. What a blessing. But folks, I was just overwhelmed with this thought today….. as we stood in line, we were welcomed by a young gentleman at the entrance of the estate. He spoke to gentle, so welcoming to our being there.
Then we told us that it was our turn to go inside, there was a ladies choir outside singing the old hymn “ Come thou fount” oh my oh my! The Spirit of God was so real to me, as we stepped inside this marvelous chateau, we were greeted once again by another gentleman. The Spirit of God spoke to my soul, and said .. Just wait until you are welcomed home to heaven and see what Jesus has prepared for you. You think this is something, wait until you step inside those pearly gates and see the welcome that you receive there. Because YOU are not a guest, you are the daughter of God!
Well glory!

03/05/2024

We voted! Please vote if you haven’t already.

03/05/2024

Please remember to vote today in the Primary Election, if you haven’t already! This is very important.

03/02/2024

BOSS Fort Sill hit the town tonight to see DUNE: Part 2 at VASKA Theatre. We have a lot going on this March, don’t miss out on some great events,life skills and community engagement.

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02/29/2024

In life, we all experience overwhelming circumstances. If we let them, these moments remind us how dependent we are on God. Like Psalm 121:1-2 says, there’s hope in recalling where our help comes from:

“I lift up my eyes to the mountains—where does my help come from? My help comes from the LORD, the Maker of heaven and earth” (Psalm 121:1-2).

Psalm 121 is a “psalm of ascent,” a type of prayerful song that ancient Israelites would sing as they journeyed to Jerusalem to worship God at His temple. They faced uncertain terrain and dangers on the way. Yet as they lifted their gaze toward the holy city, they preached courage to their hearts, proclaiming their help was found in their Creator, not in creation nor in a destination.

After confidently declaring who was their help, they reminded themselves of how He would help them:

The Lord would ensure their feet wouldn’t slip (Psalm 121:3).

He would protect and preserve His people (Psalm 121:7-8).

He never sleeps, so His vigilant eye would always be on them, guarding them from evil (Psalm 121:4).

No matter what “help me” moment we find ourselves in, God is ever-present, supremely interested and personally invested. We, too, can look beyond what is made to behold our Maker, reminding ourselves that Jesus has unlimited power to save, keep and carry us safely home.

-Beth Knight

How have you experienced the Lord’s help in the past? How does this encourage you to seek and trust Him with a present difficulty?