WOUNDED MINISTRIES

12/25/2025

08/10/2025

God saw us before one day came to be  and promised to show in our present dilemmas, setbacks, heartbreaks, difficulties, and challenges, WHENEVER THEY COME … will we trust him, and allow him to do what he has promised, even when it seems impossible

05/05/2025

The world is full of so much chaos and uncertainty. We rush to solve problems our own way. But there is a way that seemed right to humanity, but the end thereof is the way that leads to death. But when we wait for the Lord, he is able to do exceedingly abundantly above anything we can ask or imagine. From the end to the beginning, he has already declared our victory. Let us wait for him. Waiting does not mean being passive but, waiting while actively obeying what he has called us to do. 
Be not dismayed, wait on the Lord and be of good courage. He will give us the strength that we need and he will vindicate us. And he is able to deliver us from all of our afflictions. Wait, I say on the Lord. 

05/05/2024

It’s with a heavy heart I say goodbye for now to my husband, Edward E,Turner, my friend, father, brother and cousin. He was A humble man of integrity working behind the scenes to enrich the lives of others.

Services is still being confirmed in Virginia for May 10, 2024
But an additional service will be held in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, May 18th, 2024. More information to follow

03/29/2024

WE REMEMBER & CELEBRATE “Good Friday”!

03/08/2024

”I the Lord your God will not fail you or abandon you.“
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02/15/2024

“Who is this King of glory? The LORD strong and mighty, the LORD mighty in battle.” Psalm 24:8 Sometimes life feels like an endless war, doesn’t it? You clash with a coworker. You come home and have a confrontation with your kid. You battle your weight, or a cold, or the urge to give up. There’s always something to fight: city hall, injustice, an addiction, obstacles that threaten to kill our dreams. Because life involves so much fighting, it’s helpful to study the ancient Israelites’ battle strategy. Whenever they marched into battle, they took the ark of the covenant with them. In fact, they placed it in front of them and followed it. Why? Because they trusted God’s presence was right there with them. They believed God was their King and that His presence went everywhere with the ark. Furthermore, they believed God was “mighty in battle,” and their history assured them that He would fight for them. He defeated the Egyptians before Moses’ eyes (Exodus 14). He gave military success to Joshua (Joshua 1:9; 23:3, 10). He repelled Nebuchadnezzar’s attack against the cities of Judah. To help His people and judge their enemies, God even stirred up the Medes to destroy the Babylonians (Isaiah 13:4, 17, 19). These conflicts were all military, physical battles. But the battles God fights are never only physical. God was interested in more than securing the borders of Israel and giving His people some prime real estate. He wanted to win glory for Himself in order to show Himself superior to other so-called gods. He wanted to conquer people’s hearts and draw them to Himself in order to bless them. And since God’s character doesn’t change, He is still after the same things in our lives today. What are you fighting? An illness? A tough decision that needs to be made? Maybe you’re struggling to pay the bills or battling to save a marriage. Here’s what we know: God wants to show Himself strong on your behalf. God fights for His people. He is Jehovah Gibbor Milchamah—mighty in battle. Ask God to fight for you today, and then trust Him to do it. How and when in your life has God fought for you? PRAYER God, I praise and thank You because You are mighty in battle. You don’t leave me to war on my own, but You take up the sword and fight on my behalf. Amen. Read more: Exodus 5:3; 15:6; 1 Samuel 17:45(The Names of God)

02/01/2024

“In the kingdom of God, we don’t always get what we want, and not when we want it. Waiting is an essential part of the life we are called to as we mature in Christ. Waiting prepares us for purpose, strengthens our faith, and teaches us perseverance.”

“You will likely need to be prepared for the purpose assigned to your life. While you may feel prepared to walk into your calling, God knows what your calling entails, so put your faith in Him. When you feel God has called you to something but don't understand why your time hasn’t come yet, remember that He may be training you just like He did David. Be obedient, faithful, patient, and be found diligent before purpose. God always has a better plan than we have; pray today that your heart is surrendered to that plan and His perfect Will.” (Jessica Hardrick; In the Stillness)

12/31/2023

The LORD bless you, and keep you;
The LORD make His face shine on you,
And be gracious to you;
The LORD lift up His countenance on you,
And give you peace.’
Happy and Blessed New Year

From, Wounded Ministries