Jairus and the Bleeding Woman | Not so Deep Talk (Part 12)

Better late than never!!! Congrats to CARLOS YULO for winning not one, but TWO Olympic Gold Medals! Big congrats din kay Aira Villegas and Nesthy Petecio for winning Bronze! 4 Olympic medals lang naman, kapatid! Obviously, we're not satisfied and we will get more, but this is something we should be celebrating for a while! Woot woot!
Speaking of celebrating, I was extremely blessed by this story from the Bible, and I feel like it's worth celebrating dahil sa faith nila kay God!
Remember the woman who was bleeding for 12 years? Well, alam niyo ba na yung story niya, meron na actually another story na nagpe-play? It's a story within another story, and that's the story of Jairus and his dying daughter.
Two different stories and lives, but ang daming similarities:
They were both desperate.
They both took the risk.
They both had faith.
The story of Jairus and the woman with the bleeding problem is a powerful testament to the miracles that faith can bring. Despite their desperate situations and the risks they took, their unwavering faith in Jesus led to profound healing and restoration. Both Jairus and the woman demonstrate that when we put our trust in Jesus, even when circumstances seem hopeless or when we face significant challenges, miracles can happen.

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Amen 🙏

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Thanks kuys!!! 💙💙💙