Breakthrough!

Dear Partner and Friend,
I was praying for all of our beloved Daystar Partners, and the Lord gave me a word for you for 2012.
So, I am so excited to share it with you!
Here it is: You can have a breakthrough in 2012!
What happened to you in 2011? Did you experience any of the following:
• Lost your job
• Got behind on your bills
• Major health difficulties
• Problems in your marriage
• Negative relationships with your children
• Failed God
• Depression or worry
God knows about every aspect of your life. He knew about these problems before they ever came
your way and He knows how and when these problems are going to leave!
You may remember me telling the story about the song, “You Can Begin Again.” I was preaching
in the largest church in Western Europe. It is located in London, England. All of a sudden, out of my
mouth came those words, “You can begin again!” Then I repeated it a second time.
Joe Ninowski, Daystar’s Music Director, was sitting in the service with his laptop computer. After
hearing me say those words, the Holy Spirit gave him the song right there in the service. It was on
the Daystar Singer’s CD Begin Again.
Here is what the Lord told me you need to do in order to see your breakthrough in 2012:
1. Develop an attitude of gratitude
2. Become more of a worshiper
3. Go regularly to a church that believes in the whole Bible
4. Be faithful to God with your tithes and pledges
Joni and I, and the Daystar Prayer Partners, will be praying for your breakthrough. So write your
prayer requests on the back of the enclosed card.
With All Our Love,
P.S. When your breakthrough happens, let us know!
My Story
Larry B.
West Virginia
I can hardly believe that
2012 is here! We can
attest to the fact of God’s
faithfulness in 2011! It was
a year of challenges, victories
and prayer. Thank you for your
love, prayers and support. In
the midst of those who would
oppose the work of God, we
felt God’s presence in such a
tangible way. I think the most
important lesson I have learned
from this past year is that we
must continually choose to love
and forgive our enemies. It’s
easier said than done, but we all
I worked at Father Beiting Appalachian Mission Center in
KY as a warehouse manager for five years before wrecking
a motorcycle on August 15, 2010. I was in bad shape. After I
got out of the hospital I started watching Daystar and I have
not quit. I watch your network 90% of the time.
know that the root of bitterness
and unforgiveness will literally
destroy us. Throughout the year,
I encountered individuals who
seethed with bitterness, and it
was so sad to see how it affected
their very appearance and
countenance. Don’t allow the
enemy to steal your joy. Love
those that use and persecute
you, and remember that God
loves them as much as he loves
you.
have become new. I know we
will still have challenges, but if
we allow God to do the work of
forgiveness in our heart and life,
we can take those experiences
and help others. Remember that
our battle is not with flesh and
blood but against principalities
and powers of darkness. And,
greater is He that is in us, than
He that is in the world. Happy
New Year everyone…The best is
yet to come!
I can honestly say I am entering
2012 a new creature in Watch Joni ONLY on Daystar:
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Why I Partner with Daystar:
I have learned so much of Christ through Daystar. I really
enjoy your network.
“I have learned so much of
Christ through Daystar.”
Marcus D. Lamb
Founder/President
Daystar Television Network
“Daystar, I want to thank you so much for your prayers and support. Two
people that I have asked you to pray for have some hope of exiting the
hospital now! My sister Faye and my friend Dana are being moved to a
facility with shorter waiting lists for the kidney and lung transplants they
need. Thank God for this movement in their lives. Please keep them in your
prayers. Thank you again and thank the mighty Lord, He is good!”
Carolyn
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“The LORD bless thee, and keep thee: The LORD make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious
unto thee: The LORD lift up his countenance upon thee, and give thee peace.” Numbers 6:24-26
Before Christ Jesus appeared upon the
earth, man lacked the help he needed to
be freed from his own unique wretchedness
and pain. As much as man sought after peace
and fulfillment, it was as elusive as the wind,
so Christ came to rescue humanity and provide
a life of Shalom. Shalom is a kingdom principle
which has to do with living in proper relationship
with God, oneself, and those around us. Shalom
is much more than just a greeting, or even
experiencing peace, since the root of the word
is found in wholeness. Resting and abiding in
Shalom (wholeness) empowers us in many ways:
to be a living inspiration and encouragement to
those around us; wholeness keeps the toxic and
frightening messages of the enemy from entering
our spirit-man; it enables us to overcome feelings
of inadequacy and thereby helps us in times of
crisis. Shalom can also help one with a
poor self-image, resulting in alleviation
of daily stress. Shalom at its core is God’s
plan to alter the enemy’s sabotaging thought
patterns of uncertainty in our lives. When I am
at peace with God and self, I enjoy the luxury
of being able to connect to each person around
me and bring real, caring and genuine interest to
that relationship.
Tell us your story
Go to our website or one of our
social media outlets for a chance
to have your personal victories
shared with the rest of the
Daystar Partners! Your
victories can inspire and
encourage others. Share
what God has been doing
in your life at:
daystar.com/YourStory