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                                                       APRIL 2026 NEWSLETTER

Robert Lindenberger

321-328-4935

Expas65@yahoo.com

 

 Dr. Donald  Gray Barnhouse, the well known Bible expositor and one of America’s outstanding preachers, had a gift for stating truth concisely.  He said:

We have a relationship that can never be changed:

   

We have a righteousness that can never be tarnished:

            the very righteousness of Christ Himself.

 We have a resource that can never be dismantled

            The power of the spirit of God.

We have a peace that can never be destroyed:

            it is the God of Peace Himself.

We have a joy that can never be suppressed:

            the Scriptures call it “joy unspeakable and full of glory.” 

We have a love that will never let us go.

             God’s unconditional love.

We have an Intercessor  whose prayers can never go unanswered:

             the spirit of Christ within us.

We have a Sovereign Lord Who Can Never Lose Control:

            the King of kings Himself.

 

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Something Good Is Going to Happen to You!"

There are moments in life when the headlines are heavy, the heart is weary, and the road ahead feels uncertain. We wake up some mornings not with expectation, but with endurance—just hoping to make it through the day. Yet into that quiet discouragement, the truth of God’s character speaks with steady authority: God is good. Not occasionally good, not selectively kind, but unwaveringly, relentlessly good. His goodness is not dependent on our circumstances; it is rooted in His nature. And because He does not change, neither does His goodness toward you.

When we say, “Something good is going to happen to you,” we are not clinging to wishful thinking or shallow optimism. We are anchoring ourselves in the promises of a faithful God who is always at work—often in ways we cannot yet see. Scripture reminds us that “every good and perfect gift is from above,” and that God works all things together for the good of those who love Him. That means even what feels delayed is not denied, and even what feels broken is not beyond His ability to restore. God’s goodness has a way of weaving itself through the fabric of our lives, turning even sorrow into something sacred.

Sometimes the goodness of God arrives like a sunrise—gradual, quiet, and unmistakable. A door opens that you didn’t knock on. Strength comes that you didn’t know you had. Peace settles into your spirit without explanation. Other times, His goodness comes like a sudden breakthrough—a prayer answered, a burden lifted, a path made clear. But whether it comes softly or suddenly, it always comes. Because God is not distant or disinterested; He is intimately involved in the details of your life, working behind the scenes for your benefit and His glory.

It is easy to measure life by what hasn’t happened yet, by the prayers still unanswered or the dreams still waiting. But faith shifts our focus. It teaches us to look not only at what is missing, but at Who is present. The goodness of God is not merely something ahead of you—it is already surrounding you. It is in the breath in your lungs, the grace that has carried you this far, the unseen protection that has kept you, and the quiet assurances that whisper, “I am with you.” When you begin to recognize His goodness in the present, you awaken an expectation for His goodness in the future.

So lift your eyes a little higher today. Refuse to let discouragement have the final word. Let hope rise again—not because life is easy, but because God is good. Speak it over your life, even if your voice trembles: Something good is going to happen to me. Not because you deserve it, but because He delights in blessing His children. His goodness is already on the move, already arranging, already preparing what you cannot yet perceive.

And when it comes—and it will—you will look back and see that God was faithful all along. Every delay had a purpose. Every detour carried His hand. Every tear was held in His care. The goodness of God is not a distant promise; it is a present reality unfolding in your life.

So take heart. Stand firm. Stay expectant.

"Something good is going to happen to you !"—because God is good, and He has not forgotten you!

 And reading makes me yell, GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME; ALL THE TIME, GOD IS GOOD!  AMEN?

 

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