Lynn Mosher
After being diagnosed with fibromyalgia eight years ago, Lynn Mosher felt the Lord speaking to her heart to write for Him. Since then, she has continued to hone her ability and to use her gift for the glory of the Lord and the benefit of others. She lives with her husband in their empty nest in Kentucky, and occasionally, the three offspring who have flown the coop drop by to visit, accompanied by a son-in-law, and a granddaughter who constantly tells Lynn she needs a pet.
Lynn,
thank you for sharing these thoughts on this daily devo. today. I myself am experiencing a rough spot in many areas of my life and my girlfriend who also receives this is struggling with parenting her son. your words are a HUGE encouragement to me. These words are from the Lord and are being used to strengthen us and renew us daily. Thank you for your honesty, openness and the wisdom you provided today. many blessings!!!!!
Lynn:
How did you know my story? Today my name is Grateful. Blessings to you.
this article was very helpful to me and very compassionately written
Thank you
I feel like everyday is there are encouraging writers like yourself who are dedicated to getting to the heart of God. For me this message and many messages on here seem to really hit the nail on the head (figuratively speaking)! Thankyou for the time you spend to write these God inspired messages! Blessings!
Good morning Lynn,
I hope this letter finds you doing well. I wrote to a mentor in response to your article, ‘Spiritual Pickpockets.” Why????????? I had questions. Why??? I had comments. Why??????I agreed with most of the words. Why?????
I disagreed with a few comments. Regardless, the time that I took for writing was indeed “God ordained.”
The response to my letter included a suggestion that I should submit articles to Christian websites and magazines. I was surely not thinking on those lines but am open to the idea if I could help a hurting soul in any way.
The mentor suggested that I write to you because of my mentioning that God had totally delivered me from fibromyalgia. We know there is no cure but when the GREAT PHYSICIAN desires for wellness then it is done in HIS name. Through all of my horrific experience, (even on narcotics one summer) I learned through my deliverance that we, as believers, have authority in Christ. I, however, had NEVER exhibited this authority and knew nothing really about it. (I am surely not a proponent of saying that if you pray a certain prayer God will heal you.) Our God cannot be placed in a box.
I have attended church all of my life but had never encoutered physical problems so if and when the pastor addressed the verse Matt. 18:18, perhaps my mind was not ready to comprehend it. I had heard it all of my life, but surely didn’t understand its meaning. The prayer that was prayed from my mouth (without ceasing) was based on this verse. My healing came after two days. WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! God must have been smiling when in May 2008 I could barely make it to my daughter’s college graduation (My girls had to pack while I was weeping with pain.) and in Oct. 2008, I was scrubbing the floors after wripping up carpet in Florida rental property. After increasing my faith, HE showed this old gal how I needed to change in areas of my life. Prior to my healing, the enemy had me right where he wanted me………..totally inactive for the Kingdom…..
My pain began when I coupled with a few others who were doing intercessary prayer in the afternoons and when I became bold in my faith. The enemy has the sinners where he wants them. He is surely after God’s people however.
Well, this letter really needs to stop. If you would like to connect further, you can locate me on FB under Jannuth Gatlin Carroll and or/ if you would like for me to share the thoughts I had about your lovely devotion you can send your email address and I will forward them to you.
Have a lovely day.
Blessings,
Jannuth Carroll