One day I was watching a commercial for orange juice. A woman was sitting around a table drinking orange juice for breakfast with other people. She asked them what was on her agenda for today. A man said, “When you go to work the elevator will be broken and you will have to take the stairs.” Her daughter said, “I will be rolling my eyes when you tell me what to wear.” The next person said, “You will be called from work since your son will get into a scuffle.” She looks at them and says, “Excellent!” She holds up her glass, takes a deep sigh and says, “Good thing I have my OJ!”
My first thought was, “Good thing I have my relationship with God!
When I was six years old I accepted Jesus into my heart because I was afraid of going to hell. Throughout the years of going to church, teaching Sunday school, Bible studies and so forth I only knew God as a Bible God. No one had ever told me that I could have a personal relationship with the Lord. Then one day my world came crashing in and I came to the brink of suicide. God’s intervention through a counselor became the turning point in my life. We don’t know what is going to happen from day to day. How do you keep from saying angry words when your daughter rolls her eyes and gives you a hard time about what to wear? How do you keep from sinking into a deep depression when your spouse leaves and says, “I don’t love you anymore?” How do you keep from having self rejection when satan bombards your mind with negative thoughts such as, “You’re not pretty enough, smart enough or good enough?” How do you forgive others when you have been wounded by them?
Acts 16: 22 tells us that Silas and the Apostle Paul were stripped, beaten with rods and thrown into the dungeon with their feet fastened in stocks. While they were praising and singing hymns to the Lord and earthquake took place. The doors flew open and the shackles were removed and they were free.
The question is, “How did Paul and Silas praise and worship God in the midst of their harsh punishment in prison? They were not imprisoned in their heart!
One day I could feel my emotions churning within me. I felt like I would explode like a pressure cooker. Instead of saying things that I would be sorry for later I knew that I needed to talk with the Lord. I was gut honest with God knowing that He loved me and wouldn’t judge me. After I chose to forgive the person and gave everything to the Lord I went to bed that night and had a restful sleep. The next morning I woke up with a song in my spirit… “I’ve got the joy, joy, joy, joy down in my heart!” I began to laugh at the humor of God. The situation hadn’t changed but He had freed my heart and mind. When I gave my emotions to the Lord He healed and changed my heart to have outrageous joy!
Outrageous means….exceeding the limits of what is usual.
God didn’t give me a little bit of joy. He exceeded the limits of what was usual.
When anxiety was great within me, your consolation brought me joy. (Psalm 94:19 NIV)
So I say to you, “Good thing I have my OJ today! Have you had yours?”

Touch Me Guide to Healing!
December 7, 2011 by promiselandministries
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Touch Me Guide to Healing is finally published!
Are you ready to experience a fresh new awareness of God’s love? Are you tired of allowing the enemy of discouragement, anger, fear, worry and unforgiveness weigh you down by your negativity and others? This guide to healing is a companion to the book “Touch Me” by Jenny Hagemeyer. “Touch Me” gives an account of the healing that God led Jenny through in the midst of pain and sorrow that led her to develop a personal intimate relationship with Him! This companion book guides you into a healing process that brings restoration in your heart and mind. These two books will meet the criteria for Bible study groups, Sunday school classes, prison ministry, personal devotional times and so forth. Get ready for GOD’S EXPLOSION OF LOVE that will change you, your family and friends!
Here are some comments on the back of the guide!
“Touch Me” is a powerful clear presentation of this truth: believe and apply God’s word to your life and experience victory and freedom in Christ. It is filled with words from the Lord and practical examples. The theme can be summed up in believe and claim God’s promises and victory is assured. ~ Lou Gozleth, Destiny Ministries, Orlando, Florida
Jenny brings her personal experiences to life in a way others can catch a vision of being healed and set free. When each of us is healed from past hurts then we are able to bring healing to our own circle of influence. ~ Pastor Richard Armstrong, Assistant Director of Worship Center Missions, Worship Center, Lancaster, PA
This study guide goes hand in hand with Jenny’s book “Touch Me” in which she shares her experience walking closer with the Lord. She has done an excellent job of researching God’s Word so that she could bring solid Biblical teaching. ~ Rev. James Schomer, Station Manager, Rev FM Radio Network, State College, PA
“I recommend this book to women who are longing to know the Father’s love. Jenny intertwines personal experience with scripture, helping to bring the reader to an understanding of the compassionate, loving heart of God.”~ Michelle Watkins, Pastor’s wife, Word of Life Fellowship Church, Huntingdon, PA
In “Touch Me” Jenny shares openly and honestly about personal life experiences that have deepened her love for and dependence on the Lord Jesus. Each story is shared with practical and personal examples. Jenny reminds us that God specializes in hopeless situations and encourages us to allow God to make our past His opportunity to propel us to victory and the destiny that He has for our lives! I recommend this book to both men and women. ~ Joyce Sanders, Knitting Hearts Women’s Ministry, Sumter, SC
“Touch Me” showed me I had areas of brokenness in my life. Reading it a second time I was able to recognize that healing only takes place if we give our areas of brokenness to God by laying them at the foot of the cross. By this process healing will take place and it will bring us to a more intimate relationship with our Lord and Savior. ~ Lois Killian, Church of the Brethren, Lancaster , PA
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