Nancy shares about two individuals in the New Testament who could never have predicted the way things worked out but were used by God in amazing ways.
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Two Women Used by God
May 11, 2023
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Thank you so much for the daily Bible verse. Unfortunately, my knowledge of English is not sufficient to hear your certainly wonderful devotions. But as a Chriszin, I study God’s holy word daily. I listen to the wonderful songs on Radio Family very often. I know many of these songs. They used to be sung in my church in the service. Then a new hymnal came out that didn’t contain these songs anymore. I was very disappointed, I loved those lyrics and melodies. I felt deprived. But eventually I discovered Radio Family and listen to them again! I still have my old hymnal and sing along in German when I hear them on the app. I cannot express My joy at this in words. Only: Praise the LORD! If you send message in text form, I can translate it myself. But that doesn’t work when I’m listening and I only get half of it. But I have found the lost treasure again: the hymns. And you have such wonderful voices and choirs and the fantastic setting of the hymns – for me like heavenly music!
United in Jesus Christ, I greet you warmly and God bless your proclamation in word and tone and of course you too!!
Your grateful listener from Duesseldorf,
Birit Peters