Good morning, everyone. And welcome back to the Messy masterpiece podcast, which had

in Tori happy Thursday or whatever day you're listening to this episode on. It doesn't

matter. Come back and listen anytime. You'll welcome people. We're going to jump into today's

emotional. Yes, let's do it. Today, we're reading out of Mark 16, 6, and it's titled

Proven Faithfulness. It says, the angel said, don't be alarmed. You are looking for Jesus

of Nazareth, who was crucified. He isn't here. He is risen from the dead. Look, this is where

they laid his body. The love letter from God says, beloved child, I am the God of miracles.

And I love to use my power to encourage my child. I love when you cry out to me to come to your

rescue because I am a loving father who is faithful and will never forsake you. Reflect on the many

times that I have delivered you when there seem to be no hope. Meditate on my miracles. Start with

the gift of your salvation. The more thankful you are for what I have done in the past, the more you

will be open to receive all I have for you in the future. Don't allow your disappointments in

this life to cause you to doubt me. I am always here. Love your heavenly father. The reflection says,

it's amazing how quickly we forget the things that our God has done for us, like when we were

desperate for a miracle and he provided. God even raised Jesus from the dead and secured

salvation for all those who believe in him. He has proven his faithfulness over and over again.

The treasure of truth says, when we forget what God has done, we forget what God can do.

Isn't that the truth? Can you read that last line for me one more time?

When we forget what God has done, we forget what God can do. Amen. That means that we just need to

even more so meditate on all the things he has done and remind ourselves of them. Take pictures

of those moments and write them on the walls and send them as our phone background and tell

people about them and share them. It makes me think of when Peter and John were arrested. I think

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