Good morning everyone and welcome back to another mornings with the masters where we devote

ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning you guys. Good morning you guys. Good morning

indeed we're picking out with day two of our killing comparison devotional in the Bible app.

There's a link to that in the description if you guys want to fall along with us and as always

I'm going to read the scripture then Tor is going to figure out the divo. Let's do it.

You wonder why Tori's laughing by the way. I sometimes have hard time getting my words out

and she saw me struggle and lately for some reason it's been so funny. Tori's been laughing at my

like mess ups. No I laugh with you. Yeah I laugh with you. I don't mean it in a mean way. Okay what I

mean is that like the other day guys we should start a whole channel like my bloopers and she's

just finding my life bloopers very funny as she should. Okay the scripture is first Samuel chapter

14 verse 6 and it says this. Let's go across to the outpost of those pagans Jonathan said to his

armor bearer. Perhaps the Lord will help us for nothing can hinder the Lord. He can win a battle

whether he has many warriors or only a few. The devotional is titled Transparent Moment and it says

for much of my life I struggled with feeling left out overlooked and unwanted. This was the

outgrowth of many things including having my mother tell me she didn't want me and not being chosen

for teams in school due to being overweight and unwanted by my classmates. Well in spring 2020

when the world was going into lockdown the full year of speaking engagements I had was wiped

clear as events were canceled but one day I was on Instagram when I saw that a number of my friends

had been invited to speak at a major women's conference that went virtual. I knew the speakers and

I knew the host but I wasn't invited to speak. I started drowning in feelings of inadequacy as

my mind flooded with questions like why wasn't I invited? Why was I left out? Why wasn't I good enough?

But in the midst of those questions the Holy Spirit asked me a different question that forever

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