Raelynn Rea

I was just thinking about how all these weeks, all of you have been praying for me. I can’t even begin to tell you how much it has meant to me. My question is this: Can I pray for you today? I would really like to do this. You can private message me or you …

When you’re overwhelmed by this world, switch your attention to the One who holds the universe in the span of His palms. Isaiah 40:12 Remember the old song? “This world is not my home. I’m just a passing through. My treasures I lay down somewhere beyond the blue. The angels beckon me from heavens open …

This says it all!!! Circumstances do not dictate joy and peace.

Feeling the chemo today. A little ‘bleh’, but only physically. My heart is joyful. I am so thankful for God’s faithfulness to me. The joy of the Lord is my strength, and I have that joy today. Thank you for your prayers. They truly make a difference!

Another beautiful day! I’m feeling good! Another day to see the beautiful creation God has given us. Another day to tell someone they are loved deeply! Another opportunity to forgive and move forward in freedom! Another day to choose JOY!

I was responding to a post by Yolanda Bean, my friend, this evening, and I was reminded of something that Jamie Owens Collins said a few years ago when she came and spoke to the women at the Packinghouse. She said that God is as interested in the process as He is in the outcome. …

Good morning! It’s a beautiful morning! I slept well, I woke up without nausea and feeling pretty good. Pretty much like I have felt for the first three rounds. Your prayers make all the difference. God is good! Thank you, thank you, thank you! I am a blessed woman!

So, for those of you that aren’t familiar with the process of chemo, it is normal procedure to install what they call a port. It goes under the skin in the chest. A tube connects to it and runs across the chest to an artery in the heart. And that is how the chemo is …

Tomorrow morning is my 4th and last round of this particular chemo (it is actually two kinds administered together). After that I will be officially half way through the chemo! Then 4 more infusions of a third kind of chemo every other week. Then I am done with the infusions! After that I have radiation …