The word is memory and it is January 1, 2020. My Facebook account has been hacked and I have not been able to get it back. With this happening all of the wonderful pictures and the memories Facebook pulled for you are gone. To be quite honest, I am upset over this happening. I am a good person and do not really understand the intent of the hackers. Most people that know me know that I would never ask for money, I have not traveled to a foreign country and been arrested. Nor have I been kidnapped. Nor have I won the lottery. So if you are currently my friend on Facebook, I am not in control of Diana Manley Rockwell page and messenger. Please if you feel so lead report to Facebook that there are hackers on my page.

I will perpetuate your memory through all generations; therefore the nations will praise you for ever and ever.

Enough said I am trying to move on and will create a new Facebook page and start gathering my friends.

Scripture

I will perpetuate your memory through all generations; therefore the nations will praise you for ever and ever. Psalm 45:17

Thoughts

We all have memories, and we remember good and bad times alike. I don’t remember much of my childhood before second grade but my dad could remember all the way to when he was three.

God’s faithfulness is something to be remembered. We see it throughout the whole Bible, first to the Isaraelites and then to the Gentiles.

He desires that none of us perish but that we experience eternal life.

We know that Jesus is God’s Son and He is the way and the truth and the life.

Psalm 45 reflects memorizing God’s Word. Will you join me in reading the Bible and memorizing a verse a month?

I am joining Becky Tirabassi in reading God’s Word this year.

Conclusion

I may have lost my photo’s but I have my memories. My memory is intact and I am most thankful for the memories I have.

God wants to give us a beautiful future one filled with hope. Read Jeremiah 29:11.

Father God, help me be faithful to reading your word. Help me to memorize your word. Help me to be kind and thankful this year.

What memories do you treasure from 2019?