Willie Torres Jr.

Beautiful Willie 🧡

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 25, 2026

Thank you so much and Thank you for Visiting, Listening and Commenting…

To God be the Glory and Praise…

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KikiFikar

Ok more tears as I step deeper into self reflection.

Thank you so much.

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 25, 2026

Awe, I’m sorry… but I hope those are joyful tears. 🙏
Thank you so much for Visiting, Listening, and taking the time to Comment.

That song and message were truly powerful, and it felt like they fit perfectly with the Comfort or the Cross series I’ve been sharing. ✝️

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1. KikiFikar
  
  March 25, 2026
  
  Joyful tears indeed.
  
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Willie Torres Jr.

March 25, 2026

🤗🙏

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Livora Gracely

March 30, 2026

Kiki,
those tears you mentioned…
they feel like they belong here.

Not as something to fix.
Not as something to explain.

Just… as they are.

Sometimes the deeper we go,
the less we have to say—
and the more honest it becomes.

I’m glad you didn’t step away from that.

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1. Willie Torres Jr.
  
  March 30, 2026
  
  That’s so beautifully said, Livora. Those tears really do belong here… not to be fixed, just felt.
  
  There’s something so real about that quiet place where words fall away and the heart just rests in Him.
  
  I’m really glad you stayed in that moment too, Kiki.
  
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heavensreef

Oh we sing this song quite a bit at Christ Church. Love it………HIS GOODNESS & HIS LOVE!

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 25, 2026

I’m so glad you Loved it. It was so Beautiful and the message was so powerful. I thought it went perfect with the Comfort or The Cross series I am sharing…

Amen 🙏🤗

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Livora Gracely

March 30, 2026

heavensreef,
there’s something beautiful in how this is already being lived—
not just read.

Sung.
Shared.

Carried together.

It feels like this is where the words
stop being words.

And simply remain
as something we return to.

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1. Willie Torres Jr.
  
  March 30, 2026
  
  Absolutely Livora… It really does settles in the heart in a way words alone never could. Livora, as heavensreef and I always say, I say to you as well: You Are Loved.
  
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2. heavensreef
  
  March 31, 2026
  
  Love what you said here……so beautiful! Blessings to you today!
  
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Johnbritto Kurusumuthu

A truly uplifting reflection. It’s powerful how you’ve shown that God’s goodness is not just found in extraordinary moments, but in the quiet, everyday ways He sustains us. When we take a moment to reflect, His faithfulness becomes so clear. This was deeply inspiring—thank you for sharing.

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 25, 2026

Thank you so much John for Visiting and Sharing this. I truly appreciate your kind and thoughtful words.

You’re right, it’s often in the quiet, everyday moments that we begin to see just how faithful God really is. When we slow down and reflect, His goodness becomes so clear.

Thank you for your Encouragement and Support…

Be Blessed and Continue to be a Blessing…🙏

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Livora Gracely

March 30, 2026

John,
I appreciate how you stayed with the quiet side of it.

Not in the extraordinary,
but in the everyday faithfulness you mentioned.

It feels like that’s where this actually lands—
not in big moments,
but in what continues quietly.

And over time,
that becomes clearer than anything else.

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1. Johnbritto Kurusumuthu
  
  March 30, 2026
  
  🤝👏🎉
  
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2. Willie Torres Jr.
  
  March 30, 2026
  
  That’s beautifully put, Livora. I love how you pointed to the quiet, everyday faithfulness, because that really is where it lives. Not always in the big moments, but in what continues, steady and unseen. And over time, that speaks louder than anything else.
  
  Thank you for being a special part of this Journey…
  
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Evidence Mutumbu

I will sing of the goodness of the Lord

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 25, 2026

Amen 🙏🤗 Thank you for Visiting, Listening and Commenting…

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1. Evidence Mutumbu
  
  March 25, 2026
  
  Its one of my songs of affirmation when I am overwhelmed. And this one by Elevation.
  
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seekingdivineperspective

March 28, 2026

“Praise” is another favorite of mine! (One of my turn-the-music-up-full-blast songs. ;) ) Singing along – maybe even dancing – definitely raises my spirits.

Thanks for posting it, Evidence.

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1. Evidence Mutumbu
  
  March 29, 2026
  
  Hahahah.
  It comes out well full blast and you dance in Tehilah mode…
  
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2. Willie Torres Jr.
  
  March 29, 2026
  
  Yes, same here. Especially when I am in the car. I can imagine the people around me seeing me😀😂
  
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3. Willie Torres Jr.
  
  March 29, 2026
  
  “Praise” is one of my favorites too. Perfect for turning the volume all the way up and singing your heart out. I actually have a post I’m working on of my old church singing this song. It was so beautiful, and the worship team gave such a Praise-Worthy rendition, it felt perfect for Palm Sunday.
  
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Willie Torres Jr.

March 29, 2026

Oh Yes… Now you’ve got me on my feet, dancing in worship….

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YOUNGHEART1980

God leads me and guides me 🙏💗

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 26, 2026

Amen 🙌

Thank you for Visiting and Commenting….

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YOUNGHEART1980

March 28, 2026

What?! Really?

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1. mosckerr
  
  March 29, 2026
  
  As Pesach approaches its important to emphasize that the foundation of this Chag – יראת שמים.
  Fear of the Lord fails to communicate יראת שמים why? Torah common law not read, but rather it stands upon making comparative logical inductive-reasoned precedents. The translation: ‘Fear of Heaven’, totally confuses the revelation at Sinai, from how early prophets – like those found in the Book of בראשית, understood the Creator as told in the opening creation Aggadic story. Abraham did not know the revelation of Sinai Divine Name! So what distinguishes the Divine Names אל שדי, אלהים, & אל ect, from the first Sinai commandment Divine Name? This question a person who develops יראת שמים immediately asks.
  
  The pre-Sinai prophetic revelation understood that HaShem fills the Heavens and the Earth. Whereas the mystic concept Shekinah, bases itself upon the “revelation” of the Mishkan at Sinai; the mystic idea of Shekinah communicates the post Sinai vision that the 1s Commandment Divine Presence – lives only within the Yatzir HaTov hearts of the “chosen” bnai brit Cohen people. Herein the k’vanna of בכל לבבך\כם intent as learned by rabbi Yechuda’s interpretation of tefillah דאורייתא, and also by תורה לא בשמים היא in the Talmud. The term יראת שמים most essentially learns from the catastrophes, such as the Bar Kochba false messiah and Shabbetai Tzvi\Yacov Frank false messiah disasters; contrasted by the rise of Hasidism initiated by rebbe Israel ben Eliezer/Baal Shem Tov. The affectionate title awarded to this rebbe implies that his ‘good name’ reputation stands unto this very day.
  
  The 2nd Sinai commandment does not say do not worship “idols”. Sophomoric translations imported to understand abstract Hebrew terms – compare to placing a screen door on a submarine. Never such a thing as virgin birth in the T’NaCH and specifically not in the Prophetic Book of Isaiah. Errors shape and define theologies. Both Martin Luther’s Protestant and John Calvin’s impact upon the theology developed by Zwingli of Zurich down the road — kicked the can of protestant theology down the road to not only the 30 Years War, but worse – support by the vast majority of its German ‘believers’ to kiss and embrace the Nazi war insanity – to exterminate the Jews. The good name reputation of Xtianity in general and German Protestantism in particular now rots in exile waiting for the 2nd coming of JeZeus to heal its shattered reputations.
  
  The 2nd Sinai commandment does not say do not worship “idols”. Never such a thing as virgin birth in the T’NaCH and specifically not in the Prophetic Book of Isaiah. Errors shape and define theologies. Both Martin Luther’s Protestant and John Calvin’s theologies, their impact upon the theology developed by Zwingli of Zurich — down the road — kicked the can of theological avoda zarah, that through its support, by a vast majority of its members in German and countries allied with the German anti-communist war effort, specifically Pope Pius XII to likewise support the Nazi war to exterminate the Jews. Where was JeZeus during the Shoah; “by their fruits you shall know them”.
  
  The translation “You shall not make for yourself a graven image”, false. אלהים אחרים does not mean “other gods”, as the literal טיפש פשט biblical translations dictate. Just as Isaiah 7:14 “the virgin shall conceive” does not convert “almah” – which refers to a young girl, aged between 12 to 12.5 years of age – also called נערה, unto the Greek mythology where Zeus rapes a married woman and conceives Hercules.
  
  The Hebrew “אלהים אחרים” does not base itself upon עצב/pesel – idol, but remembers the Gods of Egypt and the future invasion of Canaan wherein the Gods of Canaan would fall under the God of Israel curse. Acceptance of the yoke of the kingdom of Heaven “metaphor” directly refers to remember the g’lut oppression of Egypt. Goyim never came out of g’lut Egypt, nor stood at Sinai, they never to this very day accepted this tribal god; neither the NT nor Koran ever once brings the revelation of the 1st Commandment Divine Name. But instead worship אלהים אחרים Golden Calf word translations. Clearly JeZeus did not grasp the central foundation of the Sinai revelation; because the revelation of the first Commandment of Sinai – this Divine Name – a Spirit and not a word – lives within the heart, based upon the Mishkan Torah precedent model. Confusing a glorified tent and a gold covered Ark for the “Shekinah” — Divine Presence spirit — as false as confusing moms apple pie with vinegar.
  
  Chag Pesach approaches. Consider a real Jewish example — fully understand that Goyim not Jewish and that the Apostle Paul’s idea of grafting false, based upon their complete and total ignorance of the T’NaCH. Shall introduce two separate lines of rational reasoning:
  
  ONE
  
  The switch from T’NaCH\Talmudic/Midrashic common law to assimilated Roman Statute Law during the Dark and Middle Ages of Goyim barbarism, anarchy and chaos — compares to the similar impact that the movable type printing press — likewise shapes and determines statute law — religious off the דרך halacha — to this very day. The Talmud refers this species of moral disaster — also to a known ירידות הדורות—domino effect upon later down-stream generations.
  
  My Kollel rav, rabbi Eliezer Wolfson from Jerusalem passed in 2025. He showed me a hand-written Baali Tosafot manuscript which differs from the Baali Tosofot commentary printed in the Vilna Shas. The latter writes מותר גניבת גוים whereas his hand written manuscript מותר גבינת גוים. The shift from discussing theft to cheese has important halachic implications, affecting the permissibility of various foods depending on their origin and preparation methods. In the 8th פרק daf 116b–117a of mesechta Chulllen, the Rif poskined that once a ruminant consumed something, it became פרשא בעלמא. Rashi disputed with the Rif ruling. But based upon the בכתב יד of rabbi Eliezer Wolfson, the Baali Tosafot appears to supported the ruling made the Rif posok halacha.
  
  Israeli dairy rations — built around availability, not ideal nutrition. Corn in general — nutritionally smoother, but not economically dominant. Corn — imported and expensive. The “switch” before Pesach — from a wheat‑based diet to a corn‑based diet — the former — a mixed ration that includes some wheat by‑products added to that cattle feed ration. While the latter attempts to eliminate all possible chametz sources. Israel’s dairy industry relies heavily on: wheat silage, wheat bran, gluten feed, local by‑products (citrus pulp, brewers’ grains, etc.), and imported corn grain and corn silage.
  
  Wheat silage involves moisture required to achieve fermentation. The most desirable fermentation occurs when silage has a moisture level of 55 to 70 percent, with 60 to 65 percent considered optimum. If silage — ensiled at lower than recommended moisture levels, it may undergo incomplete fermentation or be subject to heat damage and protein breakdown.
  
  The Israeli milk industry does not use corn all year due to its higher expense. Many European countries rely on imported GMO feed for livestock, including from the U.S., because non-GMO alternatives quite often more expensive or unavailable at scale. If Israeli dairies fed a Pesach—style ration all year, milk prices would rise significantly. The Pesach ration, a temporary, more expensive, less efficient formulation used only because halacha requires it.
  
  Corn starch ferments more slowly, very good for rumen stability, but wheat by‑products add fiber, protein, and digestible energy at low cost. Israeli cows fed TMR (total mixed ration) designed to balance rumen pH, so the risks of wheat more managed. The Pesach ration represents a halachic workaround, not a nutritional upgrade. The industry would never choose the Pesach ration year‑round because it costs more, depends on imported ingredients, reduces flexibility in ration formulation, and removes valuable, cheap, local feed sources. Hence the Pesach ration — less economical, not more. Corn, therefore used before Pesach because its non-chametz and safe from a kashrut standpoint. But nutritionally and economically, the normal mixed ration (with some wheat by‑products) far superior for the rest of the year.
  
  The Israeli dairy industry does not switch feed because of the Rif–Rashi debate at all — even if the Rif + Tosafot would permit digested chametz. The issue ““Does digestion turn chametz into פרשא בעלמא?” not the reason for the rabbinic requirement to switch to corn prior to Pesach. Rather — a Jew may not own chametz during Pesach, due to the Torah כרת curse. Despite chametz eaten by a cow becomes halachically irrelevant, and even if the milk is unquestionably permitted … the feed itself remains chametz! And Israeli dairy farms — almost all of which are Jewish‑owned — cannot legally or halachically own chametz on Pesach. The mashbirim (feed suppliers) cannot produce chametz feed for Jewish farms during Pesach. Chag Pesach directly impacts the entire supply chain. Nonetheless, if the Baalei Tosafot indeed support the Rif’s principle, that digestion nullifies the issur, then milk from cows fed chametz would qualify as halachically kosher; cheese made from such milk would also permitted. The entire gevinat akum discussion shifts, and many modern kashrut stringencies become unnecessary.
  
  Two
  
  Fundamental distinctions which radically change the intent and interpretation of Torah as a political foundation/Constitution vs the religions established through Biblical and Koran counterfeits. Goyim never accept to this day the revelation of the Torah at Sinai. They do not thereafter dictate any Torah commandment. Not Moshiach nor who or what qualifies as a prophet. Daniel a mystic not a prophet. Oral Torah — by definition — interprets the k’vanna of wisdom commandments\time-oriented mitzvot.
  
  Jewish Halacha despite Middle Ages assimilation to Greek logic philosophies — which in effect negated the Chanukkah lights — halacha contained within the Gemara “commentary” to a specific Mishna — serves as courtroom witnesses, who testify; based upon observance of the Mishnaic case viewed from different perspectives. Halacha after the Roman exile of Jews from Judea “converted” into religious law — with rabbinic decisors (geonim, rishonim, acharonim) who fill the function of spiritual-legal guides whose rulings regulated communal religious existence in cursed g’lut. Halacha of this much later statute law assimilated codes, copied Roman law, much like the bible influenced by the printing press.
  
  Despite these codes, imposed by decisor “authorities” such as Rambam or Karo, halacha simply not religious law. But remains precedent—based, by which witnesses testify concerning a Case heard before a Sanhedrin common law courtroom — viewed from different perspectives. A living human being shares no comparison to a mirror reflection or photograph of that person stored in a vault for hundreds of years. Still another example: The Cathedral copy-cat Temple built by king Shlomo merely a “photograph” of the Torah commandment צדק צדק תרדוף — which serves as the foundation of judicial common law courtrooms mandated by the Torah written Constitution. As determined by a Torah precedent: Moshe’s establishment of 3 Cities of Refuge with their small Sanhedrin courts.
  
  If you take the time to learn the Hebrew T’NaCH you will see the day vs night difference between the Hebrew T’NaCH which the Xtian bible has replaced. For example: how a person organizes ideas changes what that person understands. Take the “Order” of — GOD vs dog. The Xtian bible translations did just that with their institution of Chapter & Verse organization, which replaced the Hebrew sugya/sub-chapter Order. Something akin to Grover Cleveland’s decision to abandon all original US President advice from Washington — Madison — father of the US Constitution — inclusive of Andrew Jacksons’ free banking rejection of European Central Banking.
  
  Yes, today even the Hebrew T’NaCH also modified through printers — to include Xtian chapter and verses! But within the Torah scrolls & Hebrew T’NaCH, remain odd gap/spaces scattered throughout all that literature. Starting with the 5 Books of the Torah scrolls read on shabbat and organized around an internal פ & ס. These two Hebrew letters interpreted to refer to “sugyah” — sub-chapter and “Parech” — chapter. The printed Hebrew T’NaCH — originally likewise organized in hand written manuscripts prior to the printing press movable type 1455 invention – employ easily observable gaps which separate one sub-chapter from another. The printing press invention directly impacted the 1611 KJB together with the Catholic Bibles. Just as did the chapter system, developed early in the 13th century by Archbishop Stephen Langton 1205-1227. The verse system introduced in the 16th century — Santes Pagnino produced a versed Latin Bible in 1551.
  
  The Catholic bibles based upon Latin translations. They include deuterocanonical books whom Ezra and other post destruction of the 2nd Temple, Tannaim Era survivors excluded from the Hebrew T’NaCH literature. King Cyrus of Persia, whom the prophetic Book Isaiah refers to as “moshiach”, permitted Jews to return back to Judea after our 70 year Babylonian exile ordeal. The Catholic/Protestant 30 Years War terminated in 1648. Martin Luther moved the Catholic deuterocanonical books to an “Apocrypha” section in his 1534 German bible.
  
  William Tyndale executed in 1536. Convicted of Lutheran heresy—mainly for his Protestant theological writings (e.g., justification by faith, denial of transubstantiation) and related polemics; his English Bible translation viewed as a direct challenge Lutheran Church authority. Strangled at the stake, then his body was burned. The Lutheran church sided with Hitlers’ Nazism. Nonetheless Tyndale’s translations omitted some deuterocanonical books prior to his betrayal and State murder. John Calvin treated them as separate and apart from “Scripture”. The 1611 King James Bible reflects that Protestant tradition and relied heavily on Tyndale, the Geneva Bible, and the Bishops’ Bible.
  
  A substantial portion of German society—including many Protestants and Catholics—backed or accommodated the Nazi regime, especially in the 1930s, motivated by nationalism, anti‑communism, fear, and the regime’s social/order promises. Major church bodies made compromises (e.g., the Protestant Reich Church movement, concordats and local accommodations by Catholic bishops). Anti‑Jewish violence did not end in 1945—notable examples like the 1946 Kielce pogrom in Poland show continued lethal antisemitism and communal breakdown after the war. Moral accountability for mass support remains a valid and widely held judgment against all biblical translations, based upon the language of the gospels themselves: “by their fruits you shall know them”. Where was Jesus during Xtian war crimes throughout history from the Crusades to the blood libels to pogroms to mass expulsions to ghetto gulags etc?
  
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2. YOUNGHEART1980
  
  March 29, 2026
  
  I guess you didn’t get my point of sarcasm 😂
  
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3. mosckerr
  
  March 29, 2026
  
  Willie absolutely love sarcasm
  
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Mid-Life Mama

A beautiful, worthwhile share, Willie🙏🏻.

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 26, 2026

Thank you so much and Thank you for Visiting and Commenting…

To God be the Glory and Praise…

God Bless You, today and always…

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justrojie

thank you for the message :>

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 26, 2026

Thank you Rojie… I thought the same. It felt perfectly timed alongside the Comfort or The Cross series.

Hope and Pray that you are doing well. Be Blessed and Be a Blessing…

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1. justrojie
  
  March 26, 2026
  
  Thank you so much, Willie! The world needs kind pple like you and your wife
  
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Willie Torres Jr.

March 26, 2026

You are too kind Rojie. Hope you continue to enjoy life and find joy in every journey…

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sibongilecharitysehlake

Taking the cross everyday is often not easy. To go through pain and still choose obedience of forgiveness and love. Is not for the fainted in heart. It’s easy to choose opposite

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 26, 2026

That’s so true. Choosing the Cross daily isn’t comfortable, it stretches us, refines us, and sometimes breaks us before it builds us. A feeling I know, all to well… But it’s in those hard moments that Love, Grace, and true obedience become real, not just words.

Anyone can choose the easy path, but it takes real strength and Faith to choose forgiveness and love when it hurts. That’s where transformation happens.

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Susana Cabaço

His goodness is absolute; our ability to allow it in our lives may vary. In our higher connection and belief, we allow more. Thank you, Willie, for this beautiful piece and for keeping inspiring us toward greater allowance and communion. Light and blessings on your way, always! ✨🙏🍀

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 26, 2026

Thank you so much Susana. And Thank you for these beautiful and thoughtful words. You’re absolutely right, His goodness never changes, but our openness to receive it can grow as we deepen our Faith and connection. It’s a continual journey of surrender, trust, and allowing more of His presence to shape our lives.

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loia

Great song and message man! Past 3 years I’ve been working at a group home for men… I was the resident director… this is my boss’s favorite song… she plays it a few times daily while I’m working… and she sings along

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 29, 2026

That’s awesome that the song and message are part of your daily work. It’s amazing how God uses music to encourage and uplift us, even in the midst of service.

I pray His Presence continues to guide and strengthen you as you serve others.

Thank you for Visiting, Listening and Sharing….

All Glory to Him! 🙏🎶

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1. loia
  
  March 29, 2026
  
  You’re welcome brother… thank you too… thank you for your prayers… same here… and keep up the great work!
  
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Edward Ortiz

Wonderful post, Willie. Have a blessed weekend.

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 27, 2026

Thank you Edward… To God be the Glory and Praise…

Have a Safe, Wonderful and Blessed weekend as well…

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1. Edward Ortiz
  
  March 27, 2026
  
  Thank you. 🙏🏼
  
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Cindy Georgakas

What a beautiful song, Willie❣️💕❤️

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 27, 2026

Thank you Cindy and Thank you for Visiting and Listening. I thought so as well. And the Message from Joann was so powerful…

God Bless You, today and always…

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1. Cindy Georgakas
  
  March 27, 2026
  
  You’re so very welcome always! Yes and to you❤️
  
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believe4147

This is just what I needed to hear today. God is so good isn’t he? I did reblog your post and shared it on my facebook page. So thankful for God’s goodness and faithfulness. Praying always.

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 27, 2026

Thank you so much and I’m so glad you liked it and that it that it reached you right when you needed it. The song and that message from Joanna hit me the same way.

God really is so good… The way He shows up at just the right time never stops amazing me.

Thanks for sharing it and for your prayers too. Praying for you as well.

Be Blessed and Continue to be a Blessing…

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Mary

Always have loved that song!

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 27, 2026

Me too. It’s such a powerful and reassuring song.
Thank you so much for Visiting, Listening, and Commenting.
I hope and pray you’re doing well. 🙏

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Kerri Elizabeth

Always beautiful messages.. as I was listening to the song and message in the video, I realized that when God is doubted, it’s because we’re looking outward not inward.. faith is from the inside , doubt is from the outside… sometimes when I hear people say God isn’t listening why is this happening? I wonder…. I go back to the verse I left before.. the kingdom of God is within… He doesn’t say with-out..doubt is without, faith is within. It’s like looking past the answer.

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 28, 2026

Thank you so much for Visiting, Listening and Commenting… I completely agree, Faith truly springs from within, and doubt often comes when we look outward instead of leaning on Him.

I felt the same as I watched the service and worship; the message paired with the song went beautifully with the Comfort Or The Cross series.

All Glory and Praise to God for His wisdom and for speaking to our hearts in such perfect ways.

God Bless You, today and always…

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1. Kerri Elizabeth
  
  March 29, 2026
  
  Thank you always for your voice and your love here.
  
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Willie Torres Jr.

March 29, 2026

Thank you for your Kindness and Support…

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WanderingCanadians

Thanks for sharing. This just brightened up my morning. Have a wonderful weekend.

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 28, 2026

Thank you so much and Thank you for Visiting and Commenting… I’m so glad it brightened your morning. Of course All Glory and Praise to God ….

May God Bless you and your family…
Have a wonderful weekend and may it be filled with Gods Peace and Joy. 🙏

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KC-Ink

I’ve heard many different covers of Goodness of God, and it’s such a beautiful song every time. The message is so powerful. It really is a testimony of His faithfulness and goodness in every season. Have a blessed weekend, Willie.

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 28, 2026

Thank you so much and Thank you for your thoughtful Comment…

I’m so glad this song spoke to your heart. It truly points us to the unwavering GoodNess of God, even when life feels uncertain.

All Glory and Honor to Him, now and always. 🙏

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Carolina e Catarina

What a beautiful song, Willie! It speaks of recognizing that God is always good and about surrendering and trusting everything to Him. Very beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🎶✨✨✨✨🕊️

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Willie Torres Jr.

March 28, 2026

Thank you so much for taking the time to Read, Listen and Comment. I truly appreciate your kind words.

It really does speak to that place of surrender and trusting God in everything.
Thank you so much for your Encouragement and Support…

All Glory and Praise to Him. 🙏🎶✨🕊️

Have a Wonderful, Safe and Blessed Weekend…

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Carolina e Catarina

Thank you so much! Have a good weekend!🌷

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