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Watch Heaven Unfold
This is a transcript of an excerpt from All the Bases are Covered on Jane Hansen Hoyt Today
Psalm 103 speaks about all of His benefits, and it tells us, “Forget not all of His benefits. He forgives all your iniquities, and He heals all your diseases.” In other words, all the bases are covered. If it's a disease, He'll heal it. If it's sin, He'll heal that. If it's another situation, He's got it in His Hand. He is going to heal it and bring it into right order. The next verse goes on to say, “He redeems your life from destruction.” There are times when we have destructive situations going on in our lives, or in our family, and we can get very stirred about that. But Psalm 103 says, “He redeems your life from destruction. He crowns you with loving kindness and tender mercies.” Oh, I love that. That speaks to me of His heart. The tenderness of His heart and the very nature of God, which is mercy. “He executes righteousness and justice for all who are oppressed. He made known His ways to Moses and His acts to the children of Israel. The Lord is merciful and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in mercy.”
Then this is the verse I want to particularly highlight today, “As a father pities His children, so the Lord pities those who fear Him. For He knows our frame and He remembers that we are dust.”
The word pity itself means compassion, mercifulness, kindness, understanding, comfort, or to show concern. All of these qualities are innate in Him. You're calling for His compassion. You're calling for His comfort, His kindness, His understanding. When you are in a very painful situation, and you've done all you know to do, you know there's nothing else you can do. We are dependent upon the mercy and the compassion of Almighty God.
Perhaps you're in such a place today. You feel distraught, you feel sad, you feel like giving up. I've done everything I know to do. Perhaps there is an aspect where you need to yield it up. Yielding it up is different than giving it up. What you're doing is you're yielding, and you're giving it away to Him. You're trusting in His mercy, His goodness, His kindness, His very nature. You're asking Him to intervene on behalf of your loved one on behalf of this situation. I can tell you, because it's part of my testimony, He will do it. It may not come tomorrow, but He will do it. Then watch Heaven unfold. Watch what only Heaven can do. He changes everything to bring Glory to the Father.

Anchored in Hope
This is a transcript of an excerpt from Jane Hansen Hoyt TODAY. For the complete video, Talking About Hope
Hope is something that you expect. So, you're living in an expectant way for something to happen that you feel will bring you what you need, whether it be peace, or comfort, or stability. . . . The hope we have is an anchor to our soul. I don't know what you think when you think about an anchor, but I think it's stable. It's not going to be tossed to and fro. Think of an anchor being tossed into the sea and securing those large vessels. It holds that thing steady. God is saying to us, “I'm your anchor, and hope is like an anchor for your soul.” It will hold you steady in the midst of things that look tumultuous, disastrous, or concerning. . . . Hope is the stuff dreams are made of. Hope keeps us fresh and expectant. Hope fuels our joy. Be anchored in hope.
Thank You, Lord, for Your Promises. I will wait patiently and expectantly for Your blessings.