VICTORIOUS LIVING INSPIRATIONS

As I sat in church on the other day On the program for Women in White, I prayed then looked for something to say And this is what I began to write: We've come together as women, most dressed in white. I believe my Father is saying, "for me that's quite alright". He touched us with His finger of love; A love that can only come from our Father above. As I look I see such beauty around the room; Light skinned, dark skinned, even men, well groomed. The anointing in this place, you can cut like a knife, Makes you want to give God praise for the rest of your life. To the women who came to this program I'll say, I decree a special blessing upon you this day. Because no greater love has no man than this, That he lay down his life for his brother or sis. Today you ought to declare "VICTORY IS MINE!" We win, he lose, you gonna be just fine. So today I encourage each of you in the Lord! And my prayer is that you won't make this walk with God hard. You...

A life well lived came to a close Monday, July 15, 2019 at Memorial Satilla Health, Waycross, Georgia. Annette Marie Brickle McGauley was born to the union of the late Deacon Aaron Brickle and Frances Chance Brickle in Tampa, Florida on July 16, 1942. She was the youngest of two children. After the passing of her mother when she was six months old, her father married Mae Frances Ruth of Millwood, Georgia, who raised Annette as her own. In 1957, she met the love of her life, James Donell McGauley, at the Paradise Café on Oak Street in Waycross, Georgia. The song playing on the jukebox the moment they met is the song that became their anthem. The name of that song was ‘Darling, You Send Me’ by Sam Cooke. On March 13, 1964, she married James and to this union, four children were born: James, Jr., Renae, Steven, and Delano. She received her education from the Waycross School System and graduated from Center High School in 1962. She played basketball on the Center High School Girls Basketba...

Tithing is giving to God the first ten percent portion of all our income, profits and increase. The tithe is set apart for God. Leviticus 27:30, 33 tells us that all the tithe (ten percent) is the Lords and that it is holy to the Lord. Tithing is our reasonable service, it is a confession of our faith, it is an expression of worship and it shows God how much we appreciate and love Him. Tithing also is our way of saying, “Lord, YOU are the source of supply.” Tithing is God’s way of financing His kingdom. It takes money to do ministry. Malachi 3:10; Proverbs 3:9. Jesus acknowledged the tithe. He recognized that the Pharisees in Luke 11:42 were tithers. But He admonished them for ignoring justice and the love of God. You can’t tithe while neglecting to demonstrate His love. Jesus is saying, Do both! Let the love of God and our love FOR God be our motivation. Some people will say that tithing is not for today. But how much more should we give ten percent of our income to kingdom work...