​Dr.  David Ernest Zimmer Obituary
1935 - 2020 Dr. David Zimmer, passed away March 19, 2020 at the age of 84 at Avery Senior Living Center, Winterville, GA.

Born in Shelby County, IL, he was the son of the late Nelson and Mildred Zimmer and brother to the late Eugene Zimmer. He is survived by his wife Dorothy Zimmer of Athens, GA and, their three children: Michael (and wife Cherie) Zimmer of Sykesville, MD, Cindy (and husband Mark) Fisher of Dawsonville, GA, and Mark Zimmer of Athens, GA; five grandchildren: Sean and Marcus of Colorado, Sarah and Harrison Loftin of Athens, GA, Joy and Melody Zimmer of Sykesville, MD; sister: Marie Sinkler of Windsor, IL and several nieces and nephews.

David was a 1953 graduate of Windsor High School, a graduate of Eastern Illinois University and received a PhD in Plant Pathology from Purdue University. He was employed by the U.S. Department Agriculture for more than 40 years and was among the first U.S. scientists to travel to the Soviet Union.

David loved playing softball and coached until the age of 70. He loved gardening, genealogy and helping his grandchildren plant a spring garden. He was very fond of his cat Simba. David was a member of Christian Life Worship Center.

Burial will be held at a later date at Ash Grove Cemetery.

He will be missed by his family as well as his many friends.

Lord and Stephens Funeral Home, EAST, 4355 Lexington Road, Athens, GA is in charge of arrangements.
Published in Athens Banner-Herald on Mar. 21, 2020

[Editor's Comment: David and Dorothy Zimmer united with our church in membership just a few years ago. I can't remember just when. They have been a breath of fresh air in our church. They have a loving family that visits them often and comes with them to our church. Nancy Till used to work for him at the University of Georgia when he was on staff.  He had been a strong, robust man, and loved to play and couch softball. Because of current circumstances with the coronavirus his memorial service will take place later.]

​Dr. Frank Tunstall Tested Positive for COVID-19

​Hello friends of Hugh Morgan and Hugh’s News.

Dad asked me to share with you that we have heard back from his Dr this afternoon and dad has tested positive for covid-19, including pneumonia. [Dad took the pneumonia shot.]

Even with this news, today is a good day in the journey. Dad’s oxygen level is ok, fever is responsive, and he is sitting on the back porch with his BabyDoll as this is written. We so appreciate your continuing to cover our family in your prayers and ask for you to stand with us in agreement that he will beat this and for protection for the rest of us.

Mom seems to be fine and showing no symptoms.

Thank you for all your love and encouragement.

I am sharing your responses with dad. The pneumonia is real and  makes coughing very difficult, so we are trying to limit phone conversations, but you all know my dad, he will always have a pastor’s heart. When dad speaks even five words, he begins to cough.

You are welcome to respond by text and e-mail.

If you would like his address or email, please contact me either by text or email.

Once again, thank you for your continued prayers and for your love for mom and dad. 

Dena Tunstall Chitwood

[Editor's Comment: I have talked with Frank numerous times. Here's the way this happened. He was diagnosed with the flu and was hospitalized. They sent him home and he came down with pneumonia with a lot of coughing. His family doctor ordered a test for covid-19covid-19. It came back Thursday afternoon, March 26, 2020 positive. 

We want all of you to pray for Frank Tunstall's soon and full recovery. Nothing is too hard for God. His family needs him. Lu, his baby doll, the love of his life, needs him, the church needs him, and he needs us.

He has a new book in the printers that that church needs to read when it comes out.  The title, if I remember correctly is: Discovering the Job Description of the Holy Spirit. I pray that it will soon happen. I would like to have the opportunity to promote it. I have read some of the chapters.]

​The Blood of Jesus

Author: Anne Graham Lotz

How much more . . . will the blood of Christ . . . cleanse our consciences from acts that lead to death.

Hebrews 9:14, NIV
Do you know people who arrogantly insist that if their good works outweigh their bad works, God is somehow obligated to accept them? As you look around, what “fruit” do you see others bringing to the place of sacrifice instead of humbly approaching God through the blood of His Son? The “fruit” of

religious activity,

good works,

morality,

or philanthropy?

Many people do not want to come to the place of sacrifice, the Cross of Jesus Christ, because it intensifies the conviction of their own sin and judgment and is a reminder that heaven’s gate is closed to sinners. God warns that “a man is not justified by observing the law,” (Gal. 2:16, NIV) because “without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness” of sin (Heb. 9:22, NIV). So humble yourself, come to the Cross, and thank God for the blood of Jesus that is sufficient to forgive any and all sin.

Blessings,

Anne Graham Lotz

Copyright © 2014 Anne Graham Lotz (AnGeL Ministries) Raleigh, North Carolina, USA. Used by permission. All rights reserved www.annegrahamlotz.org.

​Sharing Jesus with Your Whole Life

Author: Frances Still

Original message published under Discipleship Ministries on www.iphc.org.

I have been a Vocal Music teacher in Oklahoma for 38 years. I love teaching! I have had approximately 5,000 students in my teaching lifetime, and I have appreciated and loved them all. They are treasures in my life that I will never forget.

At the beginning of each school year, I anoint my classroom chairs and say a prayer for every student who will be sitting in that chair during the school year. I believe that God hears my prayers. 1 John 5:15 states,

“And if we know that he hears us, whatsoever we ask, we know that we have the petitions that we desired of him” (KJV).

Students have so many issues affecting their daily lives, and they are looking for answers to all their questions. They are trying to find someone to help them understand all the pressing issues happening to them. As a Conference GM Director and Educator, my heart is deeply moved for these students. I am continually looking for opportunities to witness to my students successfully.

In 2008, I had a student who came to my choir room and told me that she enjoyed being in my varsity choir and enjoyed having me as her choir director. However, she did have a small problem in that I spoke a lot about the Bible and information in it. She informed me that she was an atheist.  The Holy Spirit rose within me and I knew that she was NOT an atheist, but that Satan was clouding her vision and causing her to believe his lies. I invited her to bring her lunch and talk. In four weeks, I learned that she had been molested at a young age by a grandparent. She was broken and for years, she lived in that brokenness.  I began to gently speak the truth of who God was and who He wanted to be in her life. The atheistic walls started to break down and one day, God delivered her from all of Satan’s lies. She left my room born again! That was a successful witness!

In 2015, I was enjoying my vacation from teaching vocal music at my school in Stilwell, Oklahoma. I had an appointment for my yearly medical checkup.  A few days following the appointment, I received a telephone call from my doctor telling me that I would need some further testing. Within a few days, a large mass was discovered in my colon and within a couple of weeks, I was scheduled for major surgery to remove a portion of my colon.  I was upset because it meant that I would not be able to attend Power Chicks ’15. So, I decided to send my daughter, Nancy, to the event in my stead. Following the six-hour surgery, I stopped breathing and was placed in ICU. During that evening, everyone at Power Chicks had special prayer for me. She told me that she felt a strong presence of God during the prayer time. I woke up the following morning and was moved to my hospital room. I knew that God was with me. I was told that I was diagnosed with colon cancer. The surgeon said to me that she removed approximately 18 inches of my colon which contained the mass of cancer.  But my faith was strong, and I continued to believe that God was with me. I was reminded of how much God loved me and cared for me by a friend’s gift of a sparrow statue. Matthew 6:26 states,

“Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they?” (NIV).

He cared for me. I then had to endure chemotherapy. I still believed! I was pronounced cancer-free in November of 2015 and four years later, I STILL am cancer free! Throughout this journey, I have had numerous times of successful witnessing to others who are going through this horrible disease.

Successful witnessing, however, is not always verbal. The entire student body at my school has seen me throughout my recovery. Students that are not even in my classroom have noticed my improvement. They can see the physical difference.  Students continually ask me, “How do you feel, Mrs. Still?”  I always respond with, “I serve a great big God who is my Healer. He has been so good to me. And by the way, I’m CANCER FREE!” I know that they realize that there is a God who is a Healer because they physically see the result.

Lastly, successful witnessing does not always happen instantly. In 2019, a former student attended the church that my husband and I pastor. My daughter invited her to attend church because of a social media post she read, and it stirred her Spirit greatly. This young lady was a former vocal music student that I met in 2005. I taught her for seven consecutive school years. I witness to my students as often as possible, and I look for opportunities to pour Christ and His teachings into their spirits. She graduated in 2012, and I did not see her for seven years. But the Sunday that she attended church was life-changing for her. She made the important decision to receive God’s Plan of Salvation. After the service, she told me that I had always set an example of being a Christian throughout her high school years. She thanked me for setting that example. Successful witnessing can even happen years later.

Whether in the past or the present, successful witnessing is what every Christian should strive to achieve.  John 4:35 states, “…Lift up your eyes and look on the fields; for they are white already to harvest” (KJV). People are watching and waiting for you to present a successful witness. It could lead them to God.

In recent days, Jamie Cain, the new Director of Communications for the IPHC, has developed a new website you may wish to investigate. Go to www.iphc.org.

It's time to #AriseinPrayer! Starting Monday, March 30, begin each day with @IPHCMinistries where you'll find a daily Scripture and prayer from IPHC faces and voices from around the country and around the world! 

The website is: www.iphc.

When Jesus bore away our sins, He also bore away our diseases. The Cross pronounced a double cure for the ills of all mankind.

Matt 8:16-17

16 When evening came, many who were demon-possessed were brought to Him, and He drove out the spirits with a Word and healed all the sick. 17 This was to fulfill what was spoken through the prophet Isaiah:

"He took up our infirmities
and carried our diseases."
NIV

A redneck is being mugged in a big city and he fights like a wildcat, but eventually the three toughs overcome him.

Two hold him down while the third grabs his wallet and opens it. "Ten dollars??!!?

You fought like a madman for 15 minutes for a lousy ten bucks?"

​"Oh no!" replied the redneck. "I thought you were going after the $500 in my shoe!"

​Reprogram Your Mind

Author: Bob Shafer

Today’s Scripture
"Do not be conformed to this world (this age), [fashioned after and adapted to its external, superficial customs], but be transformed (changed) by the [entire] renewal of your mind [by its new ideals and its new attitude]…" (Romans 12:2, AMP).

Many people today don’t realize that the reason they’re not happy, the reason they’re not enjoying life is simply because they’ve trained their minds in the wrong direction. They’ve programmed their minds to worry. They’ve programmed their minds to complain. They’ve programmed their minds to see the negative. But just as we can train our minds to focus on the negative, we can also reprogram our minds to focus on the positive. It all depends on what we meditate on.

When we meditate on the Word of God, we reprogram our minds. When we meditate on God’s goodness, we are developing a right mindset. When we choose to be grateful and focus on what’s right rather than what’s wrong, we are choosing a positive attitude. This doesn’t happen automatically; you have to discipline yourself to focus on the right things. You have to make a conscious effort to spend time in the Word of God every single day until a habit is formed.

As you honor God with your time, He’ll multiply it back to you. As you stay faithful and focused on Him, He will direct your steps and lead you to embrace the blessing and victory He has in store for you!

A Prayer for Today

Father God, I love You and praise You. Today I surrender my thoughts and mind to You. Help me retrain my thoughts so that they are in line with Your will for my life. I choose to have a positive attitude of faith and expectancy, and I thank You for empowering me to enjoy the good life You have for me in Jesus’ Name. Amen.

Wake-Up Thought
This morning, set your mind in the right direction. Don’t meditate on problems; meditate on the promises of God’s Word. Victory starts in your thinking. If you will develop this habit of disciplining your mind to think the right thoughts and meditate on what God says, you will have more peace and more of God’s favor and victory in every area of your life. You will overcome every obstacle and become everything God created you to be.

[Bob Shafer is a friend of mine. When my family needed spiritual help and healing, he came all the way from his home in Kingfisher, OK, to minister to us. Melvine, Greg, Stephanie and I fell in love with this man of God. What a difference was made in our lives as Bob ministered to us with the anointing and power of the Holy Spirit.

Bob has agreed to be a contributing writer for Hugh's News.]

Find healing in every area of your life

Blessed be the God and Father
of our Lord Jesus Christ,
who has blessed us
with every spiritual blessing
in the heavenly places in Christ.

​(Ephesians 1:3)​

Dr. Frank Tunstall is hospitalized with the Coronavirus.

[Editor's Comment: Dr. Frank Tunstall has been taken to the hospital in Yukon for the Coronavirus. He and his dear wife, Lu, need our constant prayers for Frank's complete healing and protection for Lu, his Baby Doll.

The Tunstall family are dear friends of ours. We were privileged to attend the 5th IPHC Global Summit in Hong Kong with this outstanding IPHC family, and to fly to Beijing, China. Frank and I, as well as Melvine, stayed on the bus the day we drove up to the Great China Wall. Greg and other young people went to the Great Wall. I had quality time to talk with Frank about the Bible. He reminded me a great deal of Dr. Paul F. Beacham in his clear and concise understanding of the Bible, the Holy Word of God.]

I wanted to report to you that in the last three days now, I have gotten outside the house and sat on my front porch to take in the sunlight. How blessed I am to have that privilege to enjoy God's world.

I allowed the sun to shine on my legs that need God's healing. I am a diabetic and don't heal up as quickly as I used to do. I am trusting God to heal me and I will allow Him to direct me to obtain that healing.

Greg cleaned up a mess the birds made on the ceiling of our porch. There was mud and straw in abundance. The Cook's Pest Control man knocked down the birds' nest but left a mess. Greg took a brush, hose pipe with pressure and solvent to remove the clutter. He did a perfect job.

My yard man told me that if I had the ceiling painted light blue the birds will stop making nests. They will think it is the sky. Well, I have never hear that before, but we will get someone to paint it and the white trim as well. I noticed a carpenter bee making a hole in one of the columns. That needs to be filled with paint.

I now need to get a neighbor who does landscape work to use his professional aerated and aerate my yard after Charlie has fertilized it. That will make a big difference when holes are cut in the turf and the fertilizer and lime pellets go into the hole and into the roots.

My neighbors with the two boys are preparing to go camping. They have rented or purchased a small camper for that purpose. Both the father and mother of these boys have families that camped. It is a family tradition.

I remember in Alaska, I rented a camper on base, and I took Melvine, Greg, and Stephanie on a camping trip. Melvine cooked our breakfast in it, and I think we grilled out other meals. We slept in it. I loved it.

Melvine's idea of camping was Holiday Inn or Hampton Inn. She was not in for that outdoor stuff.

However, we used to go to Nags Head with Melvine's parents, Russell and Frances Stewart, her sister, Russelline, her husband, Lawrence, and their children, Darryl, Lawranne, and David for a week's vacation. In addition, Mary Anne and Everette Weeks, and their children, Lee, Wendy, and Tuttie went with us. We rented a large house where we all stayed. I wish we had done more of it. Those are memories I cherish.

We saw the outdoor play, "The Lost Colony." The ladies went shopping and we men and boys fished off the Jennette's Pier. We caught lots of fish, had them cleaned and frozen for frying later. 

I often fished with Russell Melvine's father when he and Frances came to see us. I think of nice fishing ponds and lakes in Conecuh County, AL, when I was a pastor at the Brownville P. H. Church. Farmers graciously allowed us to fish in their ponds or lakes. Then, when we moved to Athens, Georgia, we used to fish at Ronnie and Carol Moon's Oglethorpe lake. It was a beautiful lake. We used a small metal boat with a trolling motor. Melvine's dad really loved those days, and we took our lunch to eat on the boat.

Those days are gone.

People often ask me how I feel. For the last two days God has enabled me to get in touch with a feeling I will call fullness or fulfillment. That's a good feeling. A couple of days recently I felt sad and lonely. I guess these are stages of my person grief over the death of Melvine. I have not lost Melvine for I know where she is  . . . she is in heaven with Jesus, and I believe she has seen our children who have died, her parents, her sister, brothers-in-law, etc.

​I long to go there when God is ready to take me home.

Thanks to Danny Nix, son-in-law to Elvio and June Canavesio, you can hear the tremendous tribute they gave at Charlene West's Memorial Service.

​Click on this hyperlink to watch the video of Elvio: Click Here

Click on this hyperlink to watch the video of June: Click Here

You will be blessed to hear these seasoned, gifted, and fruitful retired missionaries who served the IPHC and the Kingdom of God with great effectiveness and success.

A little Wisdom from Bluebirds & Friends with inspirational animal stories with Arlette


                     Fashionable Sasha:
              Miracle of the "New Normal"

1 Corinthians 6:12 Here's a Scripture to help us use wisdom in avoiding crowds of people:

12 All things are lawful unto me, but all things are not expedient: all things are lawful for me, but I will not be brought under the power of any.
KJV

[Editor's Comment: Jesus gave us wisdom when He responded to a question by the Pharisees and Herodians:

Matt 22:17-22

17 Tell us therefore, What thinkest thou? Is it lawful to give tribute unto Caesar, or not?

18 But Jesus perceived their wickedness, and said, Why tempt ye Me, ye hypocrites?

19 Shew Me the tribute money. And they brought unto Him a penny.

20 And He saith unto them, Whose is this image and superscription?

21 They say unto Him, Caesar's. Then saith He unto them, Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's; and unto God the things that are God's.

22 When they had heard these words, they marvelled, and left Him, and went their way.
KJV

A friend said he was in a long line at 5:45 am today at a grocery store that opened at 6 for seniors only. A young man came from the parking lot and tried to cut in at the front of the line, but an old lady beat him back into the parking lot with her cane. 

He returned and tried to cut in again but an old man punched him in the gut, then kicked him to the ground and rolled him away.  As he approached the line for the 3rd time he said, "If y’all don't let me unlock this door, you'll never get in there!"

 Hang in out there everyone!

Preserving memorial bulletins of two outstanding IPHC leaders: Synan and West

I have prepared a hyperlink for you to click on to download this monthly magazine from World Missions Ministries. Click Here.

Bishop Talmadge Gardner, Executive Director of IPHC World Missions Ministries desires to keep you informed of what God is doing through the missions God has called, and the World Missions Ministries Council has sent out.

​God Bless America

Soloist: Kate Smith

This comes just at the right time. Listen and remember.

Frank Sinatra considered Kate Smith  the best singer of her time, and said that when he and a million other guys first heard her sing "God Bless America" on the radio, they all pretended to have dust in their eyes as they wiped away a tear or two. 

Here are the facts; The link at the bottom will take you to a video showing the very first public singing of "God Bless America." But before you watch it you should know the story behind the first public showing of the song.

The time was 1940. America was still in a terrible economic depression Hitler was taking over Europe and Americans were afraid we'd have to go to war. It was a time of hardship and worry for most Americans.

​This was the era just before TV when radio shows were HUGE and American families sat around their radios in the evenings, listening to their favorite entertainers and no entertainer of that era was bigger than Kate Smith

Kate was also large; plus size, as we now say, and the popular phrase still used today is in deference to her; "It ain't over till the fat lady sings."

Kate Smith might not have made it big in the age of TV but with her voice coming over the radio, she was the biggest star of her time.

Kate was also patriotic. It hurt her to see Americans so depressed and afraid of what the next day would bring. She had hope for America, and faith in her fellow Americans. She wanted to do something to cheer them up, so she went to the famous American song-writer Irving Berlin (who also wrote White Christmas) and asked him to write a song that would make Americans feel good again about their country. When she described what she was looking for, he said he had just the song for her. He went to his files and found a song that he had written but never published, 22 years before - in 1917. He gave it to her and she worked on it with her studio orchestra. She and Irving Berlin were not sure how the song would be received by the public, but both agreed they would not take any profits from God Bless America. Any profits would go to the Boy Scouts of America . Over the years, the Boy Scouts have received millions of dollars in royalties from this song.

This video starts out with Kate Smith coming into the radio studio with the orchestra and an audience. She introduces the new song for the very first time and starts singing. After the first couple verses, with her voice in the background, scenes are shown from the 1940 movie, You're In The Army Now. At the 4:20 mark of the video you see a young actor in the movie, sitting in an office, reading a paper; it's Ronald Reagan.

To this day, God Bless America stirs our patriotic feelings and pride in our country. Back in 1940, when Kate Smith went looking for a song to raise the spirits of her fellow Americans, I doubt whether she realized just how successful the results would be for her fellow Americans during those years of hardship and worry...and for many generations of Americans to follow.

Now that you know the story of the song, I hope you'll enjoy it.

Many people don't know there's a lead into the song since it usually starts with God Bless America ... So, here's the entire song as originally sung. Enjoy it! Click below on the caption in red letters: Watch to the end.

Kate Smith introduces God Bless America - YouTube

​Dr. Frank Tunstall Tested Positive for COVID-19

​Hello friends of Hugh Morgan and Hugh’s News.

Dad asked me to share with you that we have heard back from his Dr this afternoon and dad has tested positive for covid-19, including pneumonia. [Dad took the pneumonia shot.]

Even with this news, today is a good day in the journey. Dad’s oxygen level is ok, fever is responsive, and he is sitting on the back porch with his BabyDoll as this is written. We so appreciate your continuing to cover our family in your prayers and ask for you to stand with us in agreement that he will beat this and for protection for the rest of us.

Mom seems to be fine and showing no symptoms.

Thank you for all your love and encouragement.

I am sharing your responses with dad. The pneumonia is real and  makes coughing very difficult, so we are trying to limit phone conversations, but you all know my dad, he will always have a pastor’s heart. When dad speaks even five words, he begins to cough.

You are welcome to respond by text and e-mail.

If you would like his address or email, please contact me either by text or email.

Once again, thank you for your continued prayers and for your love for mom and dad. 

Dena Tunstall Chitwood

[Editor's Comment: I have talked with Frank numerous times. Here's the way this happened. He was diagnosed with the flu and was hospitalized. They sent him home and he came down with pneumonia with a lot of coughing. His family doctor ordered a test for covid-19covid-19. It came back Thursday afternoon, March 26, 2020 positive. 

We want all of you to pray for Frank Tunstall's soon and full recovery. Nothing is too hard for God. His family needs him. Lu, his baby doll, the love of his life, needs him, the church needs him, and he needs us.

He has a new book in the printers that that church needs to read when it comes out.  The title, if I remember correctly the title is: Discovering the Job Description of the Holy Spirit. I pray that it will soon happen. I would like to have the opportunity to promote it. I have read a few of the chapters.]

​Dr.  David Ernest Zimmer Obituary
1935 - 2020

Dr. David Zimmer, passed away March 19, 2020 at the age of 84 at Avery Senior Living Center, Winterville, GA.

Born in Shelby County, IL, he was the son of the late Nelson and Mildred Zimmer and brother to the late Eugene Zimmer. He is survived by his wife Dorothy Zimmer of Athens, GA and, their three children: Michael (and wife Cherie) Zimmer of Sykesville, MD, Cindy (and husband Mark) Fisher of Dawsonville, GA, and Mark Zimmer of Athens, GA; five grandchildren: Sean and Marcus of Colorado, Sarah and Harrison Loftin of Athens, GA, Joy and Melody Zimmer of Sykesville, MD; sister: Marie Sinkler of Windsor, IL and several nieces and nephews.

David was a 1953 graduate of Windsor High School, a graduate of Eastern Illinois University and received a PhD in Plant Pathology from Purdue University. He was employed by the U.S. Department Agriculture for more than 40 years and was among the first U.S. scientists to travel to the Soviet Union.

David loved playing softball and coached until the age of 70. He loved gardening, genealogy and helping his grandchildren plant a spring garden. He was very fond of his cat Simba. David was a member of Christian Life Worship Center.

Burial will be held at a later date at Ash Grove Cemetery.

He will be missed by his family as well as his many friends.

Lord and Stephens Funeral Home, EAST, 4355 Lexington Road, Athens, GA is in charge of arrangements.

Published in Athens Banner-Herald on Mar. 21, 2020

[Editor's Comment: In recent years I have gotten to know David and Dorothy Zimmer. They are kind and delightful people who love God and the church. David had been declining in health for several years. We will greatly miss him.]

​Set Free!

Author: Anne Graham Lotz

"You have been set free from sin and have become slaves to righteousness" (Romans 6:18, NIV).

With blood flowing from His wounds and streaming down His face from the thorns in His brow, Jesus stood before Pilate. As part of the Passover celebration, it was Pilate’s custom to release any prisoner the crowd chose. It just so happened that “at that time they had a notorious prisoner, called Barabbas. So . . . Pilate asked them, ‘Which one do you want me to release to you: Barabbas, or Jesus Who is called Christ?'” (Matt. 27:16-17, NIV).

The rulers shouted back, “No, not Him! Give us Barabbas!” (John 18:40, NIV). Barabbas! Barabbas was a thief and a murderer and a rabble-rouser! The religious leaders of Israel were demanding that Barabbas be set free and Jesus be crucified. And so Barabbas became the first person to be set free by the death of Jesus.

Jesus died, not just in the place of Barabbas, but in your place and mine. Because He died, I am free! Free from my sin and its penalty.

Blessings,

Anne Graham Lotz

Copyright © 2014 Anne Graham Lotz (AnGeL Ministries) Raleigh, North Carolina, USA. Used by permission. All rights reserved www.annegrahamlotz.org.