Monday Coffee Talk

 

I watched Dear Heart with Glenn Ford and Geraldine Page one day last week, and it turned out to be just the kind of light, feel‑good movie that leaves you smiling. Made in 1965, it has that gentle charm you only get from older films, and I caught it on TCM. I’d seen it once a long time ago and remembered enjoying it then. 

Texas Road House

I was going through some things tucked away in a desk drawer and found a gift card to Texas Roadhouse.  It had to have been several years old.  I didn’t think it would be worth anything but decided to call before I pitched it – WoW – to my surprise it still had $25 on it.  Guess where we ate that day?

Lunch at Peggy’s was great, we all had a good time. Hank like to grill so we had brisket, smoked turkey and salmon with lots of sides and strawberry shortcake for dessert! Good food, lots of laughter, lots of fellowship and lots of love.  Tracey and Scott will host the next luncheon in November.

Here I am, ready to go!

Leaving you with something to ponder . . .

God is not our last hope, He’s our only hope.

Until Next Time

Friday at the Welll

Here's something I read somewhere along the way, I liked it, I saved it, and now I'm sharing it with you!

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Does Satan Hear Our Prayers

No—Satan cannot hear your prayers in the way God does. Only God is all‑knowing, all‑present, and able to hear the silent cries of the heart. Satan is a created being, limited in knowledge, presence, and power.

1. Only God is omniscient.

The Bible teaches that God alone knows our thoughts and hears the prayers we whisper in silence.

        “Before a word is on my tongue you, Lord, know it completely.” — Psalm 139:4

        “For the Lord searches every heart and understands every desire and every thought.” — 1 Chronicles 28:9

Satan does not have this ability. He cannot read minds or hear silent prayers.

2. Satan observes, but he does not know the inner life.

He can watch behavior, listen to spoken words, and exploit weaknesses—but he cannot access the private communion between your spirit and God.

3. Prayer is a protected space.

When you pray—whether aloud or silently—you are stepping into a sacred conversation with your Father. That space is not shared with the enemy.

4. Even if you pray out loud, you are safe.

Some people worry that praying aloud gives Satan “information.” But Scripture shows believers praying aloud constantly, boldly, confidently. Your authority in Christ is greater than anything the enemy can do.

“Greater is He that is in you than he that is in the world.” 1 John 4:4

 A comforting truth

Your prayers—spoken or silent—rise straight to the throne of God. They are heard, cherished, and answered by the One who loves you. The enemy has no access to that holy exchange. 

Way Maker

Miracle Worker

Promise Keeper

Light in the Darkness

My God.

Until Next Time