✝ Daily Encouragement (8/5/25) "Divine Power Transmission"
Published: Tue, 08/05/25
Updated: Tue, 08/05/25
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(Click refresh or reload for current message) Tuesday, August 5, 2025
These horses
peacefully
graze in a
pasture along
Trout Run Road
alongside the
rural road
where we bike
in our
neighborhood.
They have a
pretty easy
life, with
their owners
essentially
caring for
them as large
pets. Do you
think it
crosses the
horse's mind
about their
easy life when
they see the
team of horses
working the
fields just
across the
street on the
Amish farm!
Click to enlarge "Divine Power Transmission" Message summary: Today God's power is is still in transmission. He is still touching people's lives with His healing power. He often uses human agents in the transmission of His power but He also works sovereignly and has a set purpose for each of our lives. May Christ be glorified in and through us today! Listen to our message on your audio player. "At once Jesus realized that power had gone out from Him. He turned around in the crowd and asked, "Who touched My clothes?'" (Mark 5:30).
But for many years we used equipment that was corded and ran long extension cords to reach the areas needing the service. Once Brooksyne was trimming some hedges when suddenly the hedge trimmer stopped working. After she carefully checked out the recently purchased trimmer and could find no reason for the malfunction she called for me to check the outlet to make sure the plug was still in. It was but
I wondered if
she might have
tripped a
circuit so I
plugged
something else
in and it
worked fine.
Then I checked
the hedge
trimmer
wondering if
it had
overheated,
jammed or
perhaps the
motor had
blown but saw
nothing
visibly wrong
with it. We
were both
stumped and a
bit frustrated
since we
wanted to
complete the
project!
Brooksyne
indicated her
irritation by
declaring in
an angry tone,
"I can't
believe this
trimmer is
ready for the
junk pile
already!" It didn’t help that it was a green cord, not a very good color to use when trimming green shrubs with piles of green foliage spilling over the cord! I spliced the cord back together and it worked but I came to see the reason using a bright orange or yellow cord is important for trimming hedges. Of course using battery-operated cordless equipment works even better! Transmission of power is something most of us take for granted. We flip a light switch on without thinking about the power instantly transmitting through wires which makes the light come on. Today let’s
examine an
occasion where
there was a transmission
of divine
power, the
healing of a
woman who had
a bleeding
issue for 12
years. Her
condition
would have
made her a
social
outcast. The
best medical
care of her
day was of no
help for she "had
suffered much
under many
physicians"
(v.26).
This
is one verse
you will never
see on the
wall in the
doctor's
office! She
had also
exhausted her
finances but
her medical
condition only
worsened.
"But the woman, knowing what had happened to her, came with fear and trembling and fell down before Him and told Him the whole truth." That's a powerful verse! She knew something had happened to her. A transmission of power had taken place from the Healer to the healed and Jesus said to her, "Daughter, your faith has made you well; go in peace, and be healed of your disease". Today His
power is not
cut off that
He does not
have the power
nor is His ear
deafened that
He cannot hear
our pleads. He
is still
touching
people's lives
with His
healing power.
He often uses
human agents
in the
transmission
of His power
but He also
works
sovereignly
and has a set
purpose for
each of our
lives. May
Christ be
glorified in
and through us
today! Stephen & Brooksyne Weber
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"Sovereign
Over Us"
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on YouTube
Shane
and Shane Sunday we heard an outstanding message on the subject of suffering from our Mission Pastor, David Harrup. Mary, his wife, has had a lengthy battle with cancer which made his message very personal and from the heart. If you care to watch it is is cued to the beginning of his message in this YouTube video.
Regarding
yesterday's
message
about
relationships
we received
this
thoughtful
response from
Susan:
"Good
morning to the
Webers! Your
message today
sparked many
reflections in
me regarding
community in
the Christian
world. I
believe in the
two Kingdom
perspective,
The Kingdom of
Christ and the
Kingdom of the
World. The two
are mutually
exclusive
although
kingdom
Christians are
to mirror
Christ to the
world. The
Kingdom Of
Christ should
look to others
as a community
that reflects
Jesus Christ
and it depends
on the
interaction
and the "one
anothering" of
those who
belong in that
kingdom.
Unfortunately
that is a very
rare thing
today. People
attend church,
individually,
and often
anonymously.
They may
listen to a
sermon but
there is no
interchange,
no community
in other words
to join. So
many people
are lonely
today.
Isolation and
loneliness
face all ages
and can cause
not only
mental issues
but physical
ones as well.
I work with
people who are
disabled. Many
live in
relative
isolation from
the community.
Statistics
show that
people in that
situation have
a greater
chance of
dying earlier
than those who
have robust
community
connection.
The church
needs to do a
better job in
creating
community . I
know it is
difficult
today when
people live
far apart and
life centers
on things
outside of the
local church.
But it is
imperative,
the way I see
it, for the
church to be
firm in its
commitment to
community and
its desire to
include (and
instruct)
those who
follow our
Lord and
Saviour,
Jesus.
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Yesterday
morning I
joined some
friends from
our ABF class
for a bike
ride along the
Susquehanna
River. In
Marietta I
passed the old
houses that
are in the
Front Street
Historical
District.
These homes
were built in
the early
1800's.
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Along
the trail I
passed this
mile marker
with a small
tree finding a
home in
the rotted
spot at the
top of the
post. I think
this
illustrates
the seed in
the "Parable
Of The Sower":
"Some fell on
rocky places,
where it did
not have much
soil. It
sprang up
quickly,
because the
soil was
shallow. But
when the sun
came up, the
plants were
scorched, and
they withered
because they
had no root."
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