Hi everyone, welcome to Add Home with Sally. I'm Sally Clarkson and I have the biggest

privilege in the world to be with so many friends from all over the world who join me every

week to listen to my stories, inspiration, biblical encouragement and I am just so glad

that you're here today. Thanks so much for joining me.

Hello my friends, I am absolutely so grateful for all of you who are in my arena and I was tempted

because of the blackout Tuesday of maybe not doing anything for a while and especially not

doing anything on social media which I will not be doing but as I was praying today for all of

these situations and praying for all of you who are still listening to my podcast, I thought I

really want to be a voice of the Lord in your life because I think we all need to hold on to that

anchor that Christ is and all of us who are living right now aren't going to ever be able to say

everything perfectly, represent ourselves perfectly but the thing that's really wonderful is that

we need to know that Christ is in our midst, Christ is on his throne, Christ has the warriors and

angels who are going to make every wrong right and mostly what I just kind of wanted to share with

you and I hope this will encourage you is that ever since I came to Christ many many years ago,

I have loved him, I have grown in him imperfectly but I've grown every year, I've seen more and more

that Jesus was not political, he loved people, he loved both some of the Pharisees and then was

angry at some of the Pharisees, he loved Samaritans who were neglected people, he loved and honored

a couple of the Roman soldiers who had faith just beyond comparison even though it would be Roman

soldiers who would kill him, he loved the people who he had compassion on the people, he looked

out in the multitudes and had compassion on a wide variety of people, those who were faithful, those who

weren't, he said, blessed are the poor in spirit, blessed are those who mourn and so and he had

a love for children, he had a love for prostitutes, he gave them grace, he touched and loved the

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