Christian Women In Action

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04.08.20
My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ Jesus,
   The Peace of the Lord Be With You!

Here is a word from our Lord:

"I have told you that you are in the beginning of the pre-tribulation with the threat of death from coronavirus. This time is also described in Matthew 24:7. You may also see a famine as a result of the virus when food will be scarce. These events are all signs of the end time — right before the tribulation of the antichrist. Have no fear of this virus because I will protect you. Have no fear of a famine because I will multiply your food. Have no fear of this virus and earthquakes, because NO harm will come to my refuges. My Faithful who truly believe in my miracles, walk in faith and and then trust. Trust that I will protect and provide for their needs as my refuges. So Peace be with you as I greeted My apostles after My Resurrection.”

We are in sad times. We will have to give account for sins and pay in many different ways, but we have a merciful Father who will take good care of us. During these times many people that do not follow the Lord will come to accept Him as Lord and Savior. This is their last chance to turn to God before His coming, as He does not want anyone to go to hell, but those who will choose not to follow Him.

What you and your children need to do is - take the Palm either from last year or this year, and make 4 crosses. Dig 4 holes and place them in the 4 corners of your home outside. Also, take the picture of Divine Mercy and place it at your front door and also one on the back door. If you have holy water and holy salt, sprinkle around the outside of your home. NO evil will come near your home.

Easter blessings to you and your family. Meditate on the Lord and make this a true Holy Week. Read your Bible. Do the Way of the Cross on Good Friday and faithfully meditate on each station. Watch a movie on the life of Jesus or the Passion of Christ. Thank God for your loved ones. Forgive everyone. Come close to the Lord, and He will come close to you.

Your Servant,
Stella Davis
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04.05.20
My Beloved in Christ Jesus,

I greet you this Holy Week. How sad it was on Palm Sunday without having our Lord in us.

I have had calls and e-mails asking where we stand in the Catholic Church today. I would have to say that we are in a state of grace, so we have no need  to fear or be anxious. God is in control and knows all things. Let us grow in God's love during these times. The Lord will lead us step by step in fulfilling our small part to play.

• Going back to my teaching in humility from last week, let me refresh your memory to not do anything from selfishness or empty conceit, but with humility of mind regard one another as more important than yourselves: "Do not merely look out for your own personal interest, but also for the interests of others” ( Phil. 2:3-4).

• Second, we are to walk with gentleness (Eph. 4:2). Although gentleness and meekness are often equated with weakness, this is not at all what the original Greek term means.  Meekness is actually strength under God's control. It is the opposite of self-assertiveness and self-interest, and is rather an inner quality of humility that is not occupied with self at all. A meek person doesn't contend with God, and is able to endure difficult situations, insults, and mistreatment under His protection.

• Third, we are told to walk "with patience showing tolerance for one another in love" (Eph. 4:2). The word patience means long suffering, and that is exactly what we should be in both our circumstance and our relationships. When we have a humble spirit, we are able to tolerate the failures, weaknesses, and offenses of others because we realize how patient God is toward us, instead of trying to force our standards on other believers. We should trust the Lord to work in each person’s life knowing this: "To his own master he stands or falls. And he will stand, for the Lord is able to make him stand"  (Rom. 14:4).

• Finally, we are to be "Diligent to preserve the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace" ( Eph. 4: 3 ). Humility, gentleness, patience, and forbearance from all  God's people allows the beautiful unity of His Spirit to flourish in the church. The focus of our unity is not what we do, but what we have - in our union with Christ Jesus. He made us into one body with one Spirit, Hope, Lord, Faith, and Baptism (Eph. 4 :4-5 ). And there is one God who holds us all together — Our Father — “Who is over all and through all and in all" (Eph. 4:6).

Our biggest challenge is to live selfless lives with all our ambitions, desires, and goals submitted to the Lord. Considering the great sacrifice Christ made for us with His death on the cross, how can we do anything less? Although we can never repay Him for our salvation and eternal life, we can commit to walk in a manner worthy of our calling from this day forward.

I pray that you will have a joyous celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus this Easter. Remember how Christ humbled Himself to become our Savior and let this truth fill our heart with gratitude and spur us on to live wholeheartedly for HIM!

Prayerfully In Christ Jesus,
Your Servant, Stella Davis +

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03.31.20
My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ Jesus,
   The Peace of the Lord Be With You!

I believe the Lord would have me to speak to you today about: HUMILITY.

Although humility was a quality prized by early Christians, it was not considered a virtue in the ancient Greek and Roman world. Those cultures esteemed power and authority rather than lowliness, which was only considered appropriate for slaves. This is one reason why Jesus was such a counter-cultural figure in His day. “Being, by nature, God, He emptied Himself of divine privileges, took the form of a slave, being made in the likeness of men, and humbled Himself by becoming obedient to death on the cross” (Phil. 2:6-8). He is the perfect example of humility, and His followers are called to walk in His footsteps.

When the apostle Paul wrote to the church in Ephesus, he said, "Therefore I, the prisoner of the Lord, implore you to walk in a manner worthy of the calling with which you have been called" (Eph. 4-1). In other words, as Christians we are supposed to live in a manner worthy of our salvation and our position as God's beloved children.

First of all, we are to walk "with all humility" before God and others (Eph. 4: 2). This doesn't mean that we consider ourselves worthless. True humility is having an accurate understanding of ourselves in relation to God. He is our Creator, and as His creatures, our proper place is beneath Him. Furthermore, we are sinners who have rebelled against Him in word, thought, and deed, and as Christians, we are undeserving recipients of His grace. All these are reasons to humble ourselves before the Lord in recognition of our total dependence on Him.

Humility also extends to our relationships with others. Pride and self-interest harm our families, damage friendships, and hinder unity in the church. That's why we are urged to have the same attitude Jesus Christ had. "Do nothing from selfishness or empty conceit, but with humility of mind regard one another as more important than yourselves: do not merely look out for your own personal interests, but also for the interests of others" (Phil.2:3-4).

To be continued...... I give you Spiritual food for thought. 

These next two weeks are the greatest in our Church. PRAY, PRAY, PRAY!!!

Your Servant,
Stella Davis
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03.23.20
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ Jesus,
   The Peace of the Lord Be With You!

I would like to speak to you today and bring our Blessed Mother Mary in this teaching, as she can show us how to trust God by her example.

God unexpectedly told the Blessed Mother, through Joseph, to whom an angel had revealed it, that they must rescue the child Jesus from the hands of Herod's anger and set out for Egypt.  But God is infinitely powerful. Had He no way of changing the Kings’ heart? Was it not unworthy of God to flee from a weak mortal? Could He not have performed once again, this time for Jesus’ sake, the miracle of the plagues with which He afflicted Egypt in order to save His People?

Mary was not concerned to try to understand God's plans in dealing with her. So too His will deserves our submission, whether or not we understand why He acts as He does. Mary did not ask whether she would have enough to eat during the long journey through the wilderness and the foreign land to which she was being sent! The God  who gave the orders to make the journey was powerful enough to enable her to find  sustenance, though she might not see it readily.

Mary was not concerned to find out whether she would have to stay in Egypt for a long period or not. She simply thought that they would return when God would give them  orders to do so. Even more difficult to understand than this, was that she would never lose her tranquility. And indeed what is there that should trouble a soul that knows God as its guide? Is there perhaps some surer protection than that which Divine Providence offers?  May Mama Mary teach us how to truly trust our Lord at this time, and not go round and around with such fear as I have witnessed lately.

HERE IS MY PRAYER FOR THIS TIME:

LORD, You bid us to travel by Your Path that we do not know. Your command is enough for us, Your will is our light and all the reason we need.  Admittedly we do not know where we are going, or where we now stand. If we let ourselves be led by a guide as wise as Yours we shall not go astray. Although we walk in darkness, we walk with assurance, for we are sure You will not desert us.

Of what use would our own weak light be on a path where You, Yourself, are  our guide, and which You order us to follow in blind obedience? You have spoken. We must act without listening to ourselves.

We often trust entirely the advice of man who is regarded as prudent and enlightened. Have we any reason for mistrust when You, Eternal Wisdom, are the one who directs us?  Therefore, however surprised we may be, may we find Your plan for us. We shall simply bow down before You in Adoration, for Your power surpasses our powerlessness to understand it.

Your action, even when hidden. is no less to be adored. Your works all bear the stamp of infinite wisdom, even when Your secret is not revealed as we wish. We are to be no less submissive to Your commands — even when we do not understand the reason for them — than we are to Your truth that You have revealed to us.  We do not comprehend that truth, yet we are more sure of it than if we understand it by our own powers, for it is You LORD who have spoken. Amen, Amen to the Glory of God!!!!!

Your Servant,
Stella Davis

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03.20.20
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

I greet you again, in the matchless name of Jesus Christ.

One of my spiritual sons contacted me and reminded me of a prophecy I’d made when I ministered in Columbia: 

“I want to remember you that… one year ago, we were at the chapel of the school. You told me that there will be coming a time when the churches will be closed and people wouldn’t be able to go to Mass, and that our school was going to be like an oasis. Well, the time has come. The churches are closed now, and people cannot go to Mass and receive the Blessed Sacrament. Even the adoration chapels have been closed all around the country. But — since the Chapel at my school is private, we can visit the Blessed Sacrament every day… How blessed we are!!!!”

We received great blessings in Columbia. It was wonderful to work together with our CWIA-Columbia family to bring the word of God to His people — and what a time to bring it, when the Lord is now knocking at the door! 

We had another vision when in Columbia, of a river going through Columbia. It was a river of graces that was connecting to all the people, especially for the time we’re now in.

Remember what the prophet Jeremiah stated: 

Blessed is the man or woman who trusts in the Lord, whose trust is in the Lord. He is like a tree planted by running water, that sends out its roots by the stream of water, and does not fear when the heat comes for its leaves remain green. Those who do so will remain green, bearing when the heat comes bearing witness to His Grace and love. They will continue to bear fruit even in the midst of the drought - fruit that will be able to harvest to feed the many who will be starving for His love.

Act now to sink your roots deep in Him in humility and faith and in trust, as the day of drought is here. We must put all our trust in Him and be strong.

"He who abides in Him  and He in us will bear much fruit for apart from Him we are nothing." John 15:4-5

My prayers are with all of you. Join me in spirit as I pray everyday at 3 p.m. that no one in CWIA will get sick.

Your Servant in Jesus Christ,
Stella Davis

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03.18.20
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

The reading God gave me is Psalm 71. Also - "How shall the young remain sinless? By obeying His word." (Ps. 119:9)

If you are young, look forward to God's fidelity to you throughout your life. If you are older, look back on God's fidelity to you through all that is past. Whatever your age, know that God's love is the foundation upon which all our hope stands firm.

Psalm 71: "It is you, O Lord, who are my hope, my trust, O Lord, since my youth. On you I have leaned from my birth, from my mother's womb you have been my help. My hope has always been in you..." etc, etc.  READ IT...

Blessings, and my prayers every day at 3 p.m.

I remain in prayer, God's love be in us,,
  Your servant in Jesus Christ,
       Stella Davis

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03.17.20
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

I want you to know that I have been praying for all CWIA members for an entire week. I have asked the Lord to cover us with His blood. I’ve asked the Holy Spirit to hover over us with His protection that no evil will stand against us, and no member of CWIA will contract the virus.

I ask that you read the following verses everyday, out loud:

• Psalm 51
• Isaiah 53
• Galatians 2:7
• Jeremiah 2:19

Also, pray the Rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet everyday.

Know that I will be in Church every day at 3:00 p.m. in prayer for all of you. Please let us stay together and pray for one another, as we are the Body of Christ. Remember all that I’ve been teaching you for such a time as this.

My Love, and in Much Prayer in Christ Jesus,
   A Servant of the Lord,
       Stella Davis