Wednesday, July 8, 2026

Choices VS. Consequences - "SELF HELP” - “NO HELP" - OR - GOD'S HELP



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 By Mary Lindow


THERE’S SO MUCH COMING OUT ON SOCIAL MEDIA 

FROM DIFFERENT KINDS OF PUBLICATIONS!

 

Strange doctrines, strange practicing of things and mixtures within Christianity that have become strange mixtures of belief in faith systems, and then there’s been a tremendous amount of deception and hiding

And more often than not, whenever there’s deception in doctrine or the way people are lead, you can usually find that there’s a mishandling of funds.

So, we’re going to discuss some of the things that we need to have in place, in our lives!I need them, in order to be strong in the Lord in the power of his might, but also to walk wisely in this time!

 

TODAY’S PODCAST IS GOING TO JUST GET RIGHT AT IT SO HERE WE GO!

A seasoned and deep thinking friend and I had a phone conversation last week about what actual accountability and really being authentic looks like.

SO MANY INDIVIDUALS WANT TO "LEAD" AND "BE IN CHARGE",
but few have little space or time for feedback or equality of input from peers.
I’ve found out that most “Self Help” is “No Help” at all.

We can twist our own self treatments and assessments of things, and never really fully grow. Our souls like to have their own way and they fiercely resist honest confrontation and further personal work!

We can become “prickly” and feel that we are not needing perhaps any additional life-course corrections or two! And quite possibly, we can pull ourselves inward and shut out the things that we just don’t want to “unpack” and talk about. We actively avoid any word of warning or concern, even when delivered in gentleness and love.

WHEN THIS TYPE OF “LEAVE ME ALONE” BEHAVIOR OCCURS,
you can count on either being "dismissed" as an “inconvenient annoyance” to people not wanting you or others to mess up their patterns, or in an even more passive but still aggressive move, you will be avoided, ignored, or simply have the standard “nothing is wrong, I’m just fine”, behaviors take place, in order to not stir up people’s familiar, comfortable, but sadly dysfunctional patterns of operating and denying the need for healthy input. 

ULTIMATELY, WE REALLY CAN'T "FIX" ANYONE.
But we can have the insights and counsel from those whom we know and challenge us to not be emotionally entangled by the sadness that can swirl around your heart when cruelties and denial shut the door on honest and humble dialog.

These dear mentors and teachers of truth, like the dear women I glean from (whom I trust explicitly to be gracious yet firm with me), are not competitive or overbearing. They just know the reality of what takes place when you choose not to continue to grow upwards and shows it outwards in how we treat others.

What Is REAL Accountability?
It's the willingness to let go of our "cloaking devices" and then intentionally allow godly individuals, applying wise, poised counsel, the open access to our tightly confined ways of functioning, and learning how to be set free from destructive thinking and dysfunctional behaviors.

 

Introverts and Extroverts Both Have Ways
That They Can Actively Ignore or Avoid This Work of Maturing.

 

WHEN THE DEEPER WORK IN OUR SOUL IS AVOIDED...
...after there have been some seasons of good personal work and change take place, it’s what Jesus talked about when he was teaching and mentoring his disciples, and telling them about how the “word seeds/ truth seeds” that he teaches about and plants into us, will only produce adult maturity/fruit, IF it’s allowed to be sown into the deeper places of our souls.

 

SOME INDIVIDUALS CHOOSE TO GROW WHEN THINGS “FEEL BETTER” 

BUT THEY ARE STILL IN CONTROL OF HOW FAR THEY CHOOSE TO SURRENDER TO OPTIMUM GROWTH.


That’s how the cares of our lives and our love for justifying our accumulated ways of thinking, living, avoiding and fretting, strangle or choke out our “putting down deeper roots” of maturing into adulthood. (Yes! Adulting!)

And so... we therefore, live in “selective truth” about ourselves. 

This causes stalled and dwarfed growth where weeds rapidly entangle the healthy growth we were experiencing, and if not tended to, these weeds and “life controls and cares” choke out fully mature fruit.

Matthew 13:20-23 says,
“Then Jesus spoke his disciples.
Anyone who intends to come with me has to let me lead.
You’re not in the driver’s seat; I am.

Don’t run from suffering; embrace it. 

Follow me and I’ll show you how. Self-help is no help at all.

Self-sacrifice is the way, my way, to finding yourself, your true self. 

What kind of deal is it to get everything you want but lose yourself? 

What could you ever trade your soul for?”

 

WHEN YOU FIRST GO AGAINST YOUR CONSCIENCE in some area of your life, you feel it. It’s an “unpleasant nagging feeling” that what you did was wrong.

At that point, you will either submit to your conscience, (the conviction of God’s Holy Spirit), and do the right thing, or you will resist your conscience (the conviction of God’s Holy Spirit), and willingly once again, choose to brush it off and choose to go against it.

THAT IS A CRITICAL MISTAKE!
By going against our conscience (the conviction of God’s Holy Spirit), we risk losing our bearings and reaping a whirlwind of consequences, due to wrong choices! God’s word clearly tells us how our hearts can deceive themselves!

Proverbs 21: 2 says,
"ALL A MAN’S WAYS SEEM RIGHT TO HIM,  BUT THE LORD WEIGHS THE HEART”.

Psalm 36:2 tells us,
"In their own eyes they flatter themselves too much to detect or hate their sin."

 

SELF DECEPTION WILL CONVINCE PEOPLE
THAT THEY DON’T NEED TO APOLOGIZE FOR WRONGDOING, WRONG WORDS, WRONG EXPECTATIONS OR WRONG SPIRITUAL ATTITUDES!

 

YOUR CONSCIENCE ACTS IN A WAY AS YOUR "PROSECUTING ATTORNEY." Whenever you go against what is good, your conscience will accuse you (con-vict you) and seek to convict you of your "crime."

It’s a blessing to sense that corrective conviction! We all need that in our lives!
Young people need it and so do adults.

Oh how hard it is to pay the financial, emotional and investing of time, “price” when it comes to facing our OWN issues! Gazillions of excuses are explained away as why we “just caaan’t” (won’t) take the time right now to be accountable to consistent help for our issues!

 

IS THIS IRRITATING TO LISTEN TO OR READ MY FRIENDS? Probably!😏

Without it, we are operating a highly advanced "computer" of the ever pleasure seeking soul/mind, without any firewall and without any protection against destructive behavior.

If this sense of entitlement or special treatment isn’t dealt with honestly and with a humility before God, and a person who cloaks their wickedness with spiritual piety yet expects to be treated “special” and expects that his/her wishes will be complied with, this expectation doesn't allow others to have different opinions, say no, or have needs.

If you refuse to do what they want, you will be threatened, told you aren’t “submissive enough”, blamed, and made to feel guilty for not “fawning over an entitled person’s need for adoration”, putting their needs first, and their excuses!

 

JESUS WAS CONSTANTLY AWARE OF WHAT WAS IN THE HEART OF THE PEOPLE THAT HE DEALT WITH! He knew when people were willing to hurt him, when people were insincere, when people were manipulating him, and when people were pretending. He is still aware!

PROUD PEOPLE don't think that they have anything to repent about!

BROKEN PEOPLE realize they have need of a continual heart attitude of repentance.
PROUD PEOPLE don't think they need to be 100% accountable, but they are sure that everyone else does.

TRULY BROKEN PEOPLE (not just wounded people) continually sense their need for a fresh encounter with God.

 

HONESTLY ASK GOD IF YOU ARE “STUCK IN LIFE” and continue to repeat cycles of behaviors in relationships.
He will help you see the weak places in your character, but He also comes alongside you to help you to break free, and no longer return to the places where familiarity keeps you stuck.

YOU WILL REPEAT THE SAME MISTAKES AND BEHAVIORS
IF YOU CHOOSE TO REMAIN STUCK AND CONVINCED
THAT YOUR ACTIONS OR CHOICES DIDN’T CAUSE OTHERS TO SUFFER 

OR 

FEEL MINIMIZED AND LESSER IN YOUR LIFE.

 

REPENTANCE IS GOOD FOR THE SOUL FRIENDS!
Deception always includes lies and/or broken promises.
Deception shatters dreams and hopes of what once was or what could have been, and it often involves multiple victims.
It’s a sin that always leaves pain in its wake, and can suffocate a person’s soul.

DECEPTION AFFECTS SELF-WORTH, OFTEN RESULTING IN SELF-BLAME.
Phrases such as, “How could I have been so stupid to be taken like this?”, are said over and over again. Our minds replay everything that was ever said and done in relationships, to find the “missing red flags”.

Self-blame and that “stupid feeling” are intensified when we tell others and then hear, “Well, I could have told you that this would happen” or, “I saw a lot of signs, but I knew you wouldn’t listen to me.”

Criticism, admonition, and judgment by others doesn’t help!

 DECEPTION ALSO BRINGS FEELINGS OF GRIEF AND ANGER, OFTEN AT THE SAME TIME. People are angry to be deceived, but yet when that “someone” is a person they loved or had a close relationship with, this anger is often wrapped in grief.

We can be angry as a mad bull one second, and crying uncontrollably the next, and then kicking ourselves for crying over the person who caused the deception.
Needless to say, our emotions are all over the place!

 

JEREMIAH 9:6 SURE DOES SHOW THE ANGER GOD FEELS OVER DECEIT!! 

It says,
“You live in the midst of deception;  in their deceit they refuse to acknowledge me,” declares the LORD.”

The Bible consistently portrays greed and deceit as sins that lead to spiritual death, divine judgment, and personal destruction. These narratives and teachings serve as a warning and serious reminder of the importance of integrity, honesty, and contentment in the life of a believer.

 

The Apostle Paul warns against greed and deceit in his letters. 

In 1 Timothy 6:10, he writes,
“For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.
By craving it, some have wandered away from the faith and pierced themselves with many sorrows."

Ephesians 4:25 advises,
“Therefore each of you must put off falsehood and speak truthfully to your neighbor, for we are all members of one body."

 

OUR REFUGE AND PLACE OF SAFETY ISN’T THE GROUND OR THE HOUSE WE TRY TO BUILD OURSELVES. It’s God Himself.

He doesn’t promise to stop every storm or patch every crack.

He promises to be present, right there in the middle of it, giving strength to keep going.
He’s not pacing, not panicked, not surprised.
He’s steady and strong.

Some of us walked into this morning, into this day, carrying anxiety, fear, exhaustion, trying to hold things together on our own.
The invitation of the Word of God is simple:
Let Go. Be still.

THE GOSPEL INVITES US TO LAY DOWN OUR BURDENS, NOT BE CRUSHED BY THEM; TO LET GOD BE GOD.
The same Jesus who calmed the sea can calm our hearts.

 

SO AS WE COME TO CONFESSION,
LET’S ADMIT THE WAYS WE’VE TRIED TO BE OUR OWN REFUGE. 

Let’s trust in the One...
...who cannot be moved.

 

LET’S PRAY THIS PRAYER OF CONFESSION TOGETHER.

Father, we confess that when life shakes, our reflex is to grab control.

We try to fix it, to hold it together,
to build our own little fortresses of safety.

We confess how quickly we trust our plans more than your presence, our effort, more than your grace.

You have said, “Be still, and know that I am God,” but we have been restless and afraid. We’ve tried to be our own refuge instead of resting in You.

So right now, we bring our fear, our striving, and our unbelief into the light.
Forgive us, Lord, for the ways we’ve tried to stand on ground that cannot hold.

We confess these sins to You now in the quiet of this moment. Amen!

 

WELL! I HOPE THAT THIS GAVE YOU SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT!

I think it’s something I need to think about as well. Often!

WE GET INTO THESE PLACES WHERE WITHOUT WISDOM we’re just kind of rowing a boat without oars, and then we try to improvise and use our hands and we find out we tire out, we get frustrated, we get overheated, and the passage of time is slow.

I encourage you in this time in the world that even though "hey!"..... People are saying things are getting better, and things are getting smarter, and better things are happening. I’m all for a positive attitude and a good heart and to speak hope to people, but I’m also highly aware of that darkness IS darkness, and the evil is evil, and the goal to take freedoms and joy, and hope, and biblical foundations away from people is a real plan.

It’s an enemy tactic, and other human beings are used to play it out.
So, the Lord‘s asking us to be the voices that play out truth, speak light into the darkness, and of course, keeping our own hearts clean, God can use us as vessels that can help lead others to that light.

IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING IN YOUR LIFE THAT IS A HIDDEN DARK THING OR SOMETHING YOU’RE REALLY ASHAMED OFand you’re afraid that if you tell someone else they’re going to “blabber it”somewhere else, well if it’s a criminal act, you need to go to the police with it, or you need to confess it! (That will help you get free from running and hiding, because eventually most criminals slip up and they slip up to the wrong people!)

Get legal counsel if you need to!
But in the end if it’s a sin against God, if it’s a sin against one of his people that has caused great pain or great anguish, there has to be repentance and yes, there has to be consequences. But! WHEN we confess our sins, there’s a grace and a peace that comes over us and a godly protection to help us to get through that discipline!

If you’ve been snarky or mean or rude or have pushed away people who have tried to love you and guide you, and for some reason you feel like you’re “the authority in your life on all things”, that tells me you’re prickly because of wounds in the past.

 

CALL UPON THE LORD!
Ask him to show you where you have shut your heart out and also perhaps there’s bitterness and unforgiveness in that nest of your heart. Ask the Lord to cleanse that out, a tenderness and a softness towards others and him, is necessary in order for you to advance and grow as a human being.

Relationships are messy!
People are messy!
But God is able to calm the storm of every mess, and he’s able to bring it into perspective if we’re willing to not have to hold the upper hand.

 

I ENCOURAGE YOU TODAY TO LET THE LORD WALK THROUGH 

THOSE PARTS OF YOUR LIFE THAT YOU WALLED OFF TO OTHERS 

OR WALLED OFF TO HIM.

 

NOW... IF THERE’S BEEN GREAT HARM DONE TO YOU BY OTHERS, 

IT’S NOT YOUR JOB TO GO TRY TO BUILD A BRIDGE.

IT’S YOUR JOB TO KEEP YOUR HEART RIGHT AND PRAY FOR THEM AND PRAY THAT THE LORD WILL CAUSE THEM TO HUMBLE THEMSELVES.

 

AS CHRISTIANS GOD‘S GOAL IS RECONCILIATION.
But, we have to all be willing to allow HIM, to be the great umpire.

 

I BLESS YOU TODAY, AND I LOOK FORWARD TO OUR NEXT PODCAST TOGETHER.

Goodbye for now! 

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Saturday, May 9, 2026

"FINDING A PLACE OF SAFETY AND ACCEPTANCE"

 


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(20 minutes of Hope and Encouragement!)

By Mary Lindow

 

IT’S A STRANGE AND TWISTED WORLD THAT WE LIVE IN! 

Many well meaning people try hard to give pep talks, cheery texts and even send emails with profound  topics or inspirational contents all in the hope of giving a bit of relief from the ever increasing “noises” of an uncertain world.

Jesus told us in John 16:33,

“ I have told you all this so that you may have peace in me. 

Here on earth you will have many trials and sorrows. 

But take heart, because I have overcome the world."

 

WHAT DO YOU FEAR?

This is not always an easy question to answer right away. Emotions and physical reactions to the question begin to swirl and elevate stress levels when anxiety creeps in. And, fear is a terror that can paralyze anyone if enough of it is allowed to enter our minds. And that is exactly where it first penetrates our peace. 

In the Mind.


Fear; noun

Fright, fearfulness, horror, alarm, panic, agitation, trepidation, dread, consternation, dismay, distress; anxiety, worry, angst, unease, uneasiness, apprehension, nervousness, foreboding.

That’s quite an explanation of how many ways fear can move and affects us!

 

WHEN WE FEAR WE MAKE POOR CHOICES

If you are afraid or “fear” being misled by someone, you will limit your intimacy or openness with him or her. Many believers in need of healing emotionally from harsh or indifferent parenting tend to keep deep relationships or friendship at arm’s length in order to maintain a sense of control or privacy for themselves.

This can become a form of “selective hearing or selective listening” if the individual feels that they need to remain aloof and frosty in order to gain the respect or validation that they feel that they need to exist.

The problem with this cycle is that is creates a private  “terror” of not having a solid place of safety with a few dear and treasured people, flawed people… but those willing to also be vulnerable and open.

Psalm 27:1 tells us that,

“The LORD is my light and my salvation-- whom shall I fear? 

The LORD is the stronghold of my life-- of whom shall I be afraid?”

 

Every situation, location, and relationship of our everyday lives is in some way broken.  As fallen creatures, the best we can ever do in this life is to know how to live in this broken-down house/earth suit, that’s our current address. And, nothing and no one but God himself, in the fullness of his time, can change where we live. 

So as we experience the reality of life in "this house”… 

Sometimes it will leave us confused and overwhelmed.

Sometimes it will leave us hurt and angry. 

Sometimes people will give way to envy because the house or “life” of someone living nearby seems far less broken. 

Sometimes we just get weary of the stress of it all and long for a house in perfect repair.

 

YOU ARE NOT THE ONLY ONE!

In those moments, those days, those seasons, remember that you are never on your own. The Master Builder has given us a copy of his renovation manual, the Bible. It will help us to understand why things are as broken as they are. It teaches us how to live well even in the midst of the brokenness. And it will explain the only way in which repair can ever happen.

Just never forget that the Designer himself has moved into the house with you. You’ve not been left alone. You can rest assured of his presence and his wisdom. His grace has blessed you with both of these.

However, He must be fully welcomed and invited into all of the “locked and hidden access areas” that others are not often trusted to enter into.

He who offers you such grace and guidance will never ask you to do what you are not fully capable of doing by God’s grace and ever present Spirit. 

He will not demand things of you that are beyond your abilities.

Our Lord is tender and kind. He knows who you are and he knows where you’re living. He knows how hard it is to live in your broken-down house because in the flesh he lived here himself.

The Lord invites you to walk away from trying to figure it out on your own and he welcomes you to sit at his feet and learn the simplicities of living; things so full of meaning that you will see your world in a completely new way; things so practical that you will never live the same way again.

 “Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, 

but in humility consider others better than yourselves.”

Philippians 2:3 

 

TAKE A LOOK IN THE REARVIEW MIRROR FOR ONE MOMENT

Have you recently made decisions about who you will share with on any level such as giving, talking of dreams, sorrows, losses, major life events, and then afterward - pulled back only to run to either another source for additional validation or to agree with your choices or decisions? 

Or, 

Have you reacted to some of the counsel or responses you have received by testing those whom you have shared with by removing your favor, kindness or former warmth from them?

These actions are often made rapidly when we are fearful or fear being wounded, and shift us into a place of survival and self-protection. They can also isolate us from a loving, safe and healthy “corrective course” or direction away from fear and its tentacles.

 

FINDING THE PLACE OF SAFETY AND ACCEPTANCE

When we step into the hand of God we find the place of acceptance and safety, and an opportunity for service. It’s the place of real authority, as well as of hiddenness. God works patiently with those who are in His hand and also those who keep jumping out of it, attempting to either control their own fears, but instead, often try to control others around them due to being fearful of the choices others make possibly affecting them.

These actions and the need for control can greatly hinder the ability to trust other godly people and above all, to trust the safety of letting God do His job, while we rest in His hand. The more we lie sheltered there, the more surely will He use us down the road. 

And, it will be alongside others who freely share all that they have, without fear. As we learn and as we let go we allow the Father to build a “Safe House” out of our lives in His presence.

May the Lord do for us according to His word.

He said in Isaiah 51:16,

"I have put My words in thy mouth, 

and I have covered thee in the shadow of My hand."

 

Charles Spurgeon spoke such a beautiful statement, 

and I want to share it with you here.

“The shadow of God is not the occasional resort,

but the constant abiding- place, of the saint.

Under His shadow we are to feel that we are at home, 

and then He will make Himself at home to us 

by becoming food unto our souls, 

and giving spiritual refreshment to us while we rest.”

 

NO MORE HOOPS TO JUMP!

When this is learned and treasured, you will then not withhold from or test others with rules or regulations set up to certainly fail them. We ruin great friendships or opportunities when we expect from others total vulnerability and openness and then only give part of what we have and who we are back in return.

Colossians 3:12 tells us,

“Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, 

clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, 

gentleness and patience.”

 

Perhaps you are waiting on Christ, desiring His company, and while you are thinking these thoughts you are asking, 

“Will He ever direct His full gaze upon me? 

Will He ever speak loving words to me? 

Will He ever let me sit at His feet? 

Will He ever permit me to lean my head upon His shoulder?" 

 

COME AND STEP BACK INTO THE SHELTER OF HIS HAND.

Though you might shake like a leaf in a strong wind. Come! Sometimes those who come trembling are those who are aware that they are the lowest and the Creator the highest. When we finally admit that our own self-esteem is less than nothing and is a total set up for performance to be valued, then Jesus becomes the “more good and lovely in our eyes”.

Let your humility of heart and your sense of hollowness as a replacement for disqualifying you, be a sweet instrument for leading you to receive more of Christ.

“Before his downfall a man's heart is proud, 

But humility comes before honor.” 

-Proverbs 18:12 

 

The emptier I am, the more room there is for the Lord.

The more I lack, the more He will give me.

The more I feel my weakness, the more shall I adore and bless Him when He makes me whole.

You’re never in a better place than when you give up on you and begin to trust in what is certain.The life-shaping wisdom of the One who created you - in the first place.

“After all, every house has a builder,  

But the builder of everything is God.”

-Hebrews 3:4

 

Christian self-worth is the deep, steady assurance that your value comes from God, not from what you do, how you look, or what others think about you. 

It’s about embracing your identity as a beloved child of God, created on purpose and for a purpose. This kind of self-worth is unshakable because it’s rooted in His unchanging truth, not in the shifting opinions or standards of the world.

The Bible reminds us in Psalm 139:14 that we are “fearfully and wonderfully made,” and in Ephesians 2:10 that we are “God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works.” 

These verses aren’t just nice words; they are declarations of identity that stand firm no matter what life throws at us. When you live with Christian self-worth, you carry the peace of knowing that your worth is secure, even in moments of failure or uncertainty.

Unlike worldly self-worth, which often rises and falls with success, relationships, or appearance, Christian self-worth is constant. It doesn’t ignore your flaws or struggles, but it frames them in the light of God’s grace. You can acknowledge your weaknesses without letting them define you, because your ultimate identity rests in who God says you are, and He calls you loved, chosen, and enough.

 

The Lie of “I’m Not Enough” and  Where It Comes From

The belief that “I’m not enough” often starts quietly, weaving itself into our hearts long before we realize it’s there. For some, it begins in childhood, maybe through criticism, neglect, or unrealistic expectations from parents, teachers, or authority figures. Others may have absorbed it from a culture that measures worth by performance, appearance, or possessions. Over time, these experiences plant seeds of self-doubt that can grow into a deep-rooted belief that we are somehow lacking.

Low self-esteem often stems from 

the pressure to meet unrealistic standards. 

 

But God doesn’t call us to perfection; He calls us to growth. 

Philippians 1:6 reassures us that, 

“He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion.” 

When we embrace growth as a journey rather than a destination, we free ourselves to make progress without the fear of failure.

Each day, ask God to guide your growth and show you where He wants to refine you.  Be patient with yourself as you work toward your goals, and celebrate even the smallest victories as evidence of His transformative work in your life. 

Surround yourself with reminders of God’s grace, whether through Scripture, worship, or the testimonies of others. 

Over time, you’ll find that letting go of the things that cause a fear of not being good enough, allows you to live with greater peace and confidence.

 

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