To the defeated cancer patient, Enter in to Prayer with me
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Great morning people of God. My name is Dr. Karen Rigggins and I'm founder of Christ over Cancer. Christ over Cancer was an assignment and a mandate for me to provide a safe community for Christian cancer patients who are struggling in their faith carrying the diagnosis of cancer. I want you to be encouraged today
that there is a power shift taking place. And everywhere that you get gave power to cancer, everywhere that you gave authority, we are now taking that power, taking that authority back and putting the authority back in its rightful place. It all belongs to God. You know, last week I was frustrated with an application on my phone. It was
an artificial intelligence application and it performed by receiving commands and task and it would do what you said to do. And so I had this application and I kept putting in this one question, kept putting in this one command and it looked as if it was thinking, but it never gave me a result. It never said
anything. It remained so silent over several days. I inputed the same question, the same prompt, and it would not do anything but give me silence. Then I had to go and realize that my subscription for that application had lapsed. So the silence was absence. And then it clicked on me. God is not artificial intelligence.
And sometimes when it feels like God is silent, his presence is still there. So in times of darkness, we cannot go on what it feels like. Our hearts are deceitful. The Bible tells us that. But we must know that God is with us. And so we're going to pray acknowledging the presence of God this morning. And
the scripture that we're going to reference is Psalms 46. So I want you to write that down and go back and meditate on this psalm throughout the rest of the week. God is our refuge and strength and everpresent help in trouble. Therefore, we will not fear. Though the earth give way, and the mountains fall into the
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