Esther April 8, 2020

From Esther Davis (Phil’s sister)

Re-grip…

Pastor Phil is still in the hospital. Elda is still away from him due to this virus going around that makes it impossible for her to be by his side. Physically, at least.

Often, as you’re going through cancer treatments, things can get really tough – physically, mentally and emotionally. There are times when you feel that if one more thing happens, if one more thing goes wrong…then, that’s it…I can’t take any more…I just can’t bear it. This applies to the patient, and the one caring for, praying for, and serving that patient.

The truth is, cancer or not, we all get weary. We all have burdens we must carry. We all have pain we must endure. We all have sorrow we must bear. We all have fear we must surrender. We all have…

But, because of Jesus, we all also have a hope that anchors us. We all have a peace that surpasses our understanding. We all have a joy that can’t be explained. We all have a love that…hopes all things, believes all things, endures all things.

Because of Jesus, we have a confidence that keeps us walking the road He has prepared for us – even when it’s hard.

So…it’s time to re-grip. It’s time to strengthen our knees. It’s time to tell Jesus all of our problems and then allow Jesus to renew us from the inside out. It’s time to walk the road God has so lovingly prepared for us. Though, to our human eyes it may look dark and treacherous. It may feel unknown, insecure and scary. And, we may be afraid. But, He has promised to mark a straight path for us. He has promised to lead us and go with us. And, He always keeps His promises!

SO….
“So take a new grip with your tired hands and strengthen your weak knees. Mark out a straight path for your feet so that those who are weak and lame will not fall but become strong.” Hebrews‬ ‭12:12-13‬

Published by philipcmuller

Cancer...it changed my life forever, this blog started as I was recieving treatment for cancer. Away from my family for seven weeks I started to text my kids each day. The result of these texts are the basis for this blog. So in many ways what you will see, are me sharing devotionals with my family. I invite you to be a part of my family. As Christians we are one family... I love you as my family as we go through this journey of life together.

3 thoughts on “Esther April 8, 2020

  1. We are praying for you all and are grateful you consider us as part of your family. We are here to support you all in any way we can little or small but most of all we are here to lift you and your family up in prayer. Thank you for sharing your journey with us and we are encouraged to see how God helps you all through this trial.
    – Gallegos Family

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  2. Phil,
    I didn’t know I’m sorry, I didnt know about your illness!
    What’s going on with you? I put you on my prayer list.
    Lord bless you and your family!
    Ron

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    1. Ron hi how are you and the kids? I am in Houston at MD Anderson. Hope to be back in El Paso soon. Send me your contact and I’ll email you my phone number.

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