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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2026

The Old is gone!  The new is here!  Let's start things off by giving thanks to God & His Son Jesus Christ for allowing us to live and see this new year.  Thank you Lord Jesus for waking me up this morning to breathe his precious breath of life.  I thank Him for allowing me to stand erect and to ask Him; What plans do you have for me?  Live in your purpose and God’s Truth are very important to me. I am still homeless right now!  My own family members need all of you to pray for them 🙏 ❤️  I am staying with my relatives on a temporary basis 🙏 💙 My own family members don't want me around them !  I was released from the hospital recently and I have to allow God to help me !  I want all of you to please pray for me as well !  I really need your prayers each day throughout the years.  Therefore my destination is always unknown !  I am still hurt right now because I need to take my medications which have been changed.  The only thing that I know is that I am still clean and sober because God does not want me to drink alcohol and smoke marijuana anymore because I will be destroying my temple of the Living God. 

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