May 1, 2025 • 12 mins
Alright welcome back! Today's episode will cover a new topic: The Widow. I'll be discussing with you guys the heart of God and the examples He leaves in His Word as encouragement to those suffering the loss of a loved one. Don't forget to visit streetalker.com to send me a message! Thanks for tuning in, and God bless!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hello, Hello, Hello, Praise the name of our wonderful Savior,
our King, and our Redeemer, Jesus Christ, our Lord. Thank
you all so much for joining me. I'm Pastor Cindy
and I'm happy to be here with you to bless you.
(00:26):
I pray that the Lord encourage you and edify you.
With this podcast, I'm talking about the healing, the powerful
healing of the Lord for widows and widow words. Amen,
hallelu so. You know, it's one of my favorite scriptures
(00:49):
looked for eighteen that the Lord was sent to heal
the broken heartache. And there's also pums one, forty seven
and three. Praise God cause we understand and God is
a protector of the widows. A ma'am. Unfortunately, many times
(01:10):
just want to talk a little bit to you and
bless you. People who are widows or slash widow words
have become, you know, that state in their life they
feel they can't go on or that they should not
go on. That's the biggie. Their heart is broken because
(01:31):
they lost someone dear to them. You know. Some people
may have been married a short time, a long time,
a very long time, but it's that bomb. The two
shall become one a ma'am, and let no man put
a son to what God has joined together, you know,
and death do us a power, and death did them apart.
(01:53):
And you know, they just they don't want to go on.
They they are emotionally distraught sometime to the point that
it causes them, you know, f f their physical bodies
(02:13):
to be like under distress, depression, things like that. And
God recovers them, and he has. And then many of
them are faced with you know, should I remarry? You know,
is it righteous? Is it fair? You know, I feel
(02:34):
like I'm cheating on my spouse or my wife or
my husband. I just don't feel comfortable with it. And
perhaps n many of 'em are passing up the spousal
whom God have sent them for the lack of better
words of their new set of dreams. Ay now, and
(02:55):
we all can understand that they've been through something very traumatic. God,
bless though the widows and widowers whom are broken hearted,
the Holy Spirit, come to them because you are our
comfort 'em and comfort them in their time of grief
(03:16):
in Jesus's name, her aks and I thank you, Lord,
Amen and amen. But I wanna encourage you you know
you are widow of widower. And the Bible Abraham was widowed,
(03:37):
but he remarried a man. Many people in the Bible
that two I liked were one specifically is Ruth. Her
and her mother in law, Naomi, were widowed. Both of
'em were widows. And we understand the story that Naomi
(04:00):
lost her husband and she also lost her two sons.
Praise God, and her two daughter in law stay with her,
and she came to them to ask them, you know,
or to you guys can go back if she didn't say,
if you like, And of course we know Ruth didn't
want to. She stuck with her. And your God is
my God. Your people will be my people, sweet girl, AmAm.
(04:25):
And she was blessed for that amen and her husband
being gone too, the son of Naomi. But she went
on and she was good to her mother in law
because you know, you know, there was an error one time.
Well there's still some of that, but there was an era,
(04:48):
whether daughter in law or mother in law was just
ough at odds. God can fix any bad relationship. He
can resurrect bad dead hallelujah. And she stayed with her
mother in law and went out to do the fields,
and the Lord blessed her and guided her, direct her
(05:10):
to a field where Naomi's kinsmen next of kin owned,
and God gave her favor with him. Ruth had favored
with both God and Man. Amen. And that was the
Lord's doing. And it was marvelous, And we know the story.
She went on and so Ruth and Boas were married
(05:33):
and they had old bed and it goes on and
blessing from G two g generation to generation. Amen. And
so but God, she remarried. You know, she was blessed
in her second marriage, more blessed in the second than
(05:54):
she was in the first. Praise God. Her mother in law,
Naomi never remarried. She stayed a widow, but she enjoyed
the fruit of Ruth and Boaz. Praise God and her
grandson and things like that. She says she was bitter.
(06:17):
Call me Mara, but God restored. He's a healer, a restorator,
a heart fixer, a maw mind regulator. Our God can
do it. So the point I'm driving to is that
a lot of widows or widows wonder, can I remarry?
(06:40):
Can I get married again? Take everything to God in prayer,
I mean everything. Praise God. Take it to God in prayer. First,
reach your word and study. And remember Ruth and Naomi
were widows, and Ruth remarried Abraham. He was a widower
(07:01):
and he remarried Praise God. Abigail. Remember Abigail and Nabel,
and then she went married became the wife of King David,
a man. These are things in the world to help you,
to encourage you. Praise God to be blessed in your
(07:24):
decision making. For some people, you know, I'm not going
to Oh, that's your decision. It's perfectly fine. That's the
reason why I'm saying, take everything to God in prayer.
Most many are afraid, many widows are afraid. But God
is there to not only heal you from a broken heart.
A man heal you physically or mentally, but to heal
(07:49):
Praise God, you make you hold in every area of
your life. He is our healer. We did many people
taking it just for the physical body, and that's beautiful.
But God heals. He heals the broken heart. Praise God.
He heals your mind from you know, stinking thinking. He
(08:10):
is a healer and a delivery. That's why we take
everything to Him in prayer. Amen. So me personally I'm like,
I believe taking to God in prayer, and how sweet
and compassionate and merciful our heavenly Father is. You are
now a widow. You're single, but you're a widow because
(08:31):
you was previously married. AmAm. I believe God will bless you, hallelujah.
People think God is mean and he don't want to know.
He's a God of compassion and grace. He loves you, hallelujah.
And so I said, Abraham was remarried. I'm trying to
(08:56):
think of a few more I had Abraham Lot never remarried,
and I didn't want to use this situation. But remember
the king in the book of Esther, he remarried. That
was all God's strategic planning to save a nation, and
(09:16):
he married Esther. He remarried Amen, like Abraham remarried. Hallelujen.
It was a blessing for a nation, not just for
that person. And you know, in so considering remarrying, That's
why I said again I reiterate, take it to God,
because you don't want to marry just something you picked
(09:38):
or something you know. No, you want a person, a
spouse who loves God, who stands in God's presence, who
is some you know, someone you can be a companion
and a partner too. Praise God that y'all can work
together and doing the will of the Lord, because that's
(09:58):
what it's about, you see. Esther married marriage to the
king was about saving a nation. Amen. Not just about
oh this pretty beautiful young girl, the child of God,
a Jewish taken care of by Mordecai. AmAm. Just have
a wonderful marriage. It's for some of the work of God.
That's why you go to God. Amen and amen, because
(10:23):
we are put here on earth for a purpose and
a reason to do His will, not our owns, all
of Him and none of us. Amen. So that's something
to take to God in prayer. Lord, I want a spouse,
I want a wife. I want a husband. Can I remarry?
Where there's examples in the Bible where people were remarried
(10:46):
and always for the will of God. Amen, Praise God.
So be encouraged. Of the people that I mentioned of
this podcast who were remarried. Amen, after they were widowed,
they then later remarried. Praise God, am'am. Now come on now, hallelujah,
(11:10):
So you all be blessed, be encouraged, and take everything
to God in prayer. Those of you who are widows
and widowers who are considering remarrying, a great, big, old God,
bless you. Praise God. Hallelujah, Father God, in the name
of Jesus. We come to you in Jesus' name and
(11:32):
through the blood and asks for your guidance because we
need it. Lord. As those who are widows and widowers
come to you concerning remarrying, let them come with a
sincere heart. Father God, come believing this. I ask in
(11:53):
Jesus' name. Thank you Jesus. Praise the name of Jesus.
And that's my time. God. Bless you wall, single, married, widowed,
or divorced. Take everything to God in prayer. Amen.
Hello, Hello, Hello, Praise the name of our wonderful Savior,
our King, and our Redeemer, Jesus Christ, our Lord. Thank
you all so much for joining me. I'm Pastor Cindy
and I'm happy to be here with you to bless you.
(00:26):
I pray that the Lord encourage you and edify you.
With this podcast, I'm talking about the healing, the powerful
healing of the Lord for widows and widow words. Amen,
hallelu so. You know, it's one of my favorite scriptures
(00:49):
looked for eighteen that the Lord was sent to heal
the broken heartache. And there's also pums one, forty seven
and three. Praise God cause we understand and God is
a protector of the widows. A ma'am. Unfortunately, many times
(01:10):
just want to talk a little bit to you and
bless you. People who are widows or slash widow words
have become, you know, that state in their life they
feel they can't go on or that they should not
go on. That's the biggie. Their heart is broken because
(01:31):
they lost someone dear to them. You know. Some people
may have been married a short time, a long time,
a very long time, but it's that bomb. The two
shall become one a ma'am, and let no man put
a son to what God has joined together, you know,
and death do us a power, and death did them apart.
(01:53):
And you know, they just they don't want to go on.
They they are emotionally distraught sometime to the point that
it causes them, you know, f f their physical bodies
(02:13):
to be like under distress, depression, things like that. And
God recovers them, and he has. And then many of
them are faced with you know, should I remarry? You know,
is it righteous? Is it fair? You know, I feel
(02:34):
like I'm cheating on my spouse or my wife or
my husband. I just don't feel comfortable with it. And
perhaps n many of 'em are passing up the spousal
whom God have sent them for the lack of better
words of their new set of dreams. Ay now, and
(02:55):
we all can understand that they've been through something very traumatic. God,
bless though the widows and widowers whom are broken hearted,
the Holy Spirit, come to them because you are our
comfort 'em and comfort them in their time of grief
(03:16):
in Jesus's name, her aks and I thank you, Lord,
Amen and amen. But I wanna encourage you you know
you are widow of widower. And the Bible Abraham was widowed,
(03:37):
but he remarried a man. Many people in the Bible
that two I liked were one specifically is Ruth. Her
and her mother in law, Naomi, were widowed. Both of
'em were widows. And we understand the story that Naomi
(04:00):
lost her husband and she also lost her two sons.
Praise God, and her two daughter in law stay with her,
and she came to them to ask them, you know,
or to you guys can go back if she didn't say,
if you like, And of course we know Ruth didn't
want to. She stuck with her. And your God is
my God. Your people will be my people, sweet girl, AmAm.
(04:25):
And she was blessed for that amen and her husband
being gone too, the son of Naomi. But she went
on and she was good to her mother in law
because you know, you know, there was an error one time.
Well there's still some of that, but there was an era,
(04:48):
whether daughter in law or mother in law was just
ough at odds. God can fix any bad relationship. He
can resurrect bad dead hallelujah. And she stayed with her
mother in law and went out to do the fields,
and the Lord blessed her and guided her, direct her
(05:10):
to a field where Naomi's kinsmen next of kin owned,
and God gave her favor with him. Ruth had favored
with both God and Man. Amen. And that was the
Lord's doing. And it was marvelous, And we know the story.
She went on and so Ruth and Boas were married
(05:33):
and they had old bed and it goes on and
blessing from G two g generation to generation. Amen. And
so but God, she remarried. You know, she was blessed
in her second marriage, more blessed in the second than
(05:54):
she was in the first. Praise God. Her mother in law,
Naomi never remarried. She stayed a widow, but she enjoyed
the fruit of Ruth and Boaz. Praise God and her
grandson and things like that. She says she was bitter.
(06:17):
Call me Mara, but God restored. He's a healer, a restorator,
a heart fixer, a maw mind regulator. Our God can
do it. So the point I'm driving to is that
a lot of widows or widows wonder, can I remarry?
(06:40):
Can I get married again? Take everything to God in prayer,
I mean everything. Praise God. Take it to God in prayer. First,
reach your word and study. And remember Ruth and Naomi
were widows, and Ruth remarried Abraham. He was a widower
(07:01):
and he remarried Praise God. Abigail. Remember Abigail and Nabel,
and then she went married became the wife of King David,
a man. These are things in the world to help you,
to encourage you. Praise God to be blessed in your
(07:24):
decision making. For some people, you know, I'm not going
to Oh, that's your decision. It's perfectly fine. That's the
reason why I'm saying, take everything to God in prayer.
Most many are afraid, many widows are afraid. But God
is there to not only heal you from a broken heart.
A man heal you physically or mentally, but to heal
(07:49):
Praise God, you make you hold in every area of
your life. He is our healer. We did many people
taking it just for the physical body, and that's beautiful.
But God heals. He heals the broken heart. Praise God.
He heals your mind from you know, stinking thinking. He
(08:10):
is a healer and a delivery. That's why we take
everything to Him in prayer. Amen. So me personally I'm like,
I believe taking to God in prayer, and how sweet
and compassionate and merciful our heavenly Father is. You are
now a widow. You're single, but you're a widow because
(08:31):
you was previously married. AmAm. I believe God will bless you, hallelujah.
People think God is mean and he don't want to know.
He's a God of compassion and grace. He loves you, hallelujah.
And so I said, Abraham was remarried. I'm trying to
(08:56):
think of a few more I had Abraham Lot never remarried,
and I didn't want to use this situation. But remember
the king in the book of Esther, he remarried. That
was all God's strategic planning to save a nation, and
(09:16):
he married Esther. He remarried Amen, like Abraham remarried. Hallelujen.
It was a blessing for a nation, not just for
that person. And you know, in so considering remarrying, That's
why I said again I reiterate, take it to God,
because you don't want to marry just something you picked
(09:38):
or something you know. No, you want a person, a
spouse who loves God, who stands in God's presence, who
is some you know, someone you can be a companion
and a partner too. Praise God that y'all can work
together and doing the will of the Lord, because that's
(09:58):
what it's about, you see. Esther married marriage to the
king was about saving a nation. Amen. Not just about
oh this pretty beautiful young girl, the child of God,
a Jewish taken care of by Mordecai. AmAm. Just have
a wonderful marriage. It's for some of the work of God.
That's why you go to God. Amen and amen, because
(10:23):
we are put here on earth for a purpose and
a reason to do His will, not our owns, all
of Him and none of us. Amen. So that's something
to take to God in prayer. Lord, I want a spouse,
I want a wife. I want a husband. Can I remarry?
Where there's examples in the Bible where people were remarried
(10:46):
and always for the will of God. Amen, Praise God.
So be encouraged. Of the people that I mentioned of
this podcast who were remarried. Amen, after they were widowed,
they then later remarried. Praise God, am'am. Now come on now, hallelujah,
(11:10):
So you all be blessed, be encouraged, and take everything
to God in prayer. Those of you who are widows
and widowers who are considering remarrying, a great, big, old God,
bless you. Praise God. Hallelujah, Father God, in the name
of Jesus. We come to you in Jesus' name and
(11:32):
through the blood and asks for your guidance because we
need it. Lord. As those who are widows and widowers
come to you concerning remarrying, let them come with a
sincere heart. Father God, come believing this. I ask in
(11:53):
Jesus' name. Thank you Jesus. Praise the name of Jesus.
And that's my time. God. Bless you wall, single, married, widowed,
or divorced. Take everything to God in prayer. Amen.
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