I have NEVER been to a bad Bible study and I often laugh with my other Christian brothers and sisters because we all have the same problems. In GENESIS 21:6 the Bible expresses the words of Sarah, Abraham's wife, when God told her she would have a baby at her old age. She replied; "God has made me laugh and all who hear me will LAUGH with me.”Amen!
Christians have good times!
We have fun and laugh out loud.
We live, love and laugh!
Reference: PSALM 2:4 NKJV: He who sits in the Heavens shall laugh.
Powerfully written John and also done in such a profound way!
Yes, John laughter is medicine for the heart! Thanks for this
very important reminder....much appreciated! May the Lord bless
and continue to sustain you in all that you maybe going through.
Truly you are a blessing not only here at AD, but also to the
Body Of Christ!
You made a good point here. I think laughter comes as being a part of a Christina - because when we put our lives in the hands of Christ, life suddenly becomes more pleasant, peaceful, and happy. At such times it is easier to laugh.
We laughed a lot during a funeral of a Christian singer in his mid-forties today. Two pastors both told stories about his godly life AND his fun-loving nature. He is having a ball right now, living it up with Jesus, his mother, his brother-in-law and others. The funeral was a bitter-sweet occasion to celebrate his life.
Every Christian can laugh thinking about the joys to come.
Jesus was full of joy, too--it's scriptural!
Connie
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GOD BLESS YOU
TONY
Yes, John laughter is medicine for the heart! Thanks for this
very important reminder....much appreciated! May the Lord bless
and continue to sustain you in all that you maybe going through.
Truly you are a blessing not only here at AD, but also to the
Body Of Christ!
Much Love,
Margaret
Every Christian can laugh thinking about the joys to come.
Jesus was full of joy, too--it's scriptural!
Connie
Blessings,
Christine