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Heaven Preview Foundation, Inc.

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Heaven Preview Foundation, Inc.

Heaven Preview Foundation is a 501(c)(3) public charity that extends grants to individuals for education, counseling, and medical needs.

We also engage in creating awareness and raising compassion for various social causes, such as health, discrimination, justice, and peace.

09/11/2021

Please help us wish our founder, Dr. Cozma, a very Happy Birthday!

01/05/2021

"Do not conform yourselves to this age but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that you may discern what is the will of GOD, what is good and pleasing and perfect" (Romans 12:2).
That renewal of our mind is not something we can do alone. It is the work of the Holy Spirit if we open to Christ the door of our heart. It is a daily fine-tuning to God's whisper in our soul. Both saints and sinners need to come before God and have self-searching and re-tuning renewals of our mind daily. Nobody is exempt from temptations. In fact, mature Christians are more fiercely attacked because it takes more evil influence to make them fall. So be on guard always and ask earnestly in prayer to think more and more like God. As His children, we are called to be different from those in this world and time, not to conform to the trends.

12/09/2020

A man's soul was paralyzed by sins. His body was paralyzed by disease. Jesus Christ healed his soul first and then his body (Luke 5:17-39). Sin indeed paralyzes us spiritually; we lose the ability to connect with God fully when we live in sin. God is holy, and we can only be connected with Him if we live holy lives. Sin paralyzes our sense of direction and our moral compass. Then we will have to do something radical to reach Christ. But if we are determined, we will find our way to Him even if we have to make a hole in the roof of our self-sufficiency and pleasure-seeking nature.

11/26/2020

We are often tempted not to be thankful for what hurts us or for what we do not have. But in God's economy, all things (including loss and pain) work for the good of those who love Him and who are called according to His purpose (Romans 8:28). This means there is purpose in our afflictions even if we do not immediately see it. Last night, I heard a wonderful story that illustrates this. Enjoy this story and be thankful today! :)

Once upon a time, there was a king who had a vizier who always said that good comes out of every affliction. One day, the king, his vizier, and many servants went hunting. The king lost two fingers that day in a hunting accident. The vizier repeated that something good will come out of the king's pain, but the king, infuriated, threw the vizier in jail. On the way to his prison cell, the vizier said something good will come out of his incarceration. Some time passed, and the king went hunting with all his men again. This time, the king's horse went mad and started running wildly entering the territory of a tribe of cannibals. All the king's men followed, trying to rescue their king. The cannibals killed and ate all the king's men, but they did not eat the king because he was imperfect - he had two missing fingers. So they let the king go, and when he finally made it back to his palace, the first thing he did was to call his vizier from jail to tell him, "Forgive me; you were right. The pain I endured when I lost my fingers actually saved me from being eaten by cannibals. But I still don't understand what good came out of your time in prison." And the vizier answered, "Oh, Your majesty, if I had not been in prison, you would have taken me with you hunting, and the cannibals would have eaten me just like they did to all men who were with you." :)

11/20/2020

God has made a major miracle in my life this week in a battle in which I was aware I had no chances of prevailing. He showed me one more time in a powerful way that His love and His power are greater than everything on earth and in the heavens. Do not ever think God is too busy to listen to your prayers. Do not ever think He will not intervene. He will show His glory at the right time in a miraculous way, and nobody and nothing will stand against His children. He will make a way in a manner as majestic as the parting of the Red Sea. If we live in purity and pray with faith, we will see all the Red Seas parting in our lives!

10/31/2020

Yesterday I read Genesis 18 from my Portuguese Bible, one of my favorite chapters. It's about living life peacefully under the shade of trees, welcoming guests, good food, the miracle of life, and intercessory prayer. Verse 14 is imprinted in my heart for all my prayers asking for the impossible: "Is anything too marvelous for the Lord to do?"

10/29/2020

There comes a time when we experience Job's trials - everything precious is taken away, and the people closest to our heart are not there to help. Christ also felt this in the garden of Gethsemane. Both Job and Christ were innocent and still endured suffering for a higher purpose. What is healing in the midst of trials is pouring our heart before God in prayer, and knowing that our case is before God, and we must wait for Him (Job 35:14).

10/06/2020

This prayer should be the desire of our hearts every morning. Beautiful summary of how a follower of Christ should live life.

Saint Francis Prayer
Lord, make me a channel of your peace.
That where there is hatred, I may bring love.
That where there is wrong, I may bring the spirit of forgiveness,
That where there is discord, I may bring harmony,
That where there is error, I may bring truth,
That where there is doubt, I may bring faith,
That where there is despair, I may bring hope,
That where there are shadows, I may bring light,
That where there is sadness, I may bring joy.
Lord, grant that I may seek rather to comfort, than to be comforted,
To understand than to be understood,
To love than to be loved.
For it is by forgetting self that one finds.
It is by forgiving that one is forgiven,
And it is by dying that one awakens to eternal life.
Amen.

09/27/2020

Whenever I feel overwhelmed by problems I have no resources to solve or by people whom I cannot convince to cooperate, I remember this scene in the book of Daniel. It was morning, and Daniel had spent a whole night surrounded by ferocious lions in a sealed den; the King, who had been trapped to give Daniel this death sentence, came to the lions' den and asked, "Daniel, servant of the living God, has your God whom you serve so constantly been able to save you from the lions?” And Daniel, alive, and untouched, answered: "My God sent his angel and closed the lions’ mouths so that they have not hurt me. For I have been found innocent before him; neither have I done you any harm, O king!” (v. 22-23). This is what it means to live by faith. This is the God we serve. We are truly realistic only when we believe that God's Power and Love change the locking reality around us. But we have God's protection only to the extent that we live innocently in holiness. May our Creator shut the mouths of all people and circumstances that menace and oppose us while we walk in His ways! If we pray through the night of our trials, we will rejoice in the morning and tell the world how our God turned all those perils into victories for His Glory.

09/06/2020

If you want to help a family in need with school supplies for their children, please contact Latasha Corbett at 229-506-4583. Thank you so much for your generosity!

09/05/2020

This rock reminds me of a story: God told a man, "Go move that rock." Every day, the man pushed to exhaustion, but the rock did not move. One day, God came and moved the rock Himself." The man said, "Lord, if You were going to move it anyway, why did you make me go through all that useless effort?" And God replied, "Yeah, but look at those awesome muscles you grew in the process." I am not saying we should all go to the gym, but we should all push for the impossible with all our God-given faith and joy and wisdom, and then we should expect Him to move the rocks and clear our way to His will. So it's time to get pretty toned up 😉

Address

3843 Thoreau Drive
Valdosta, GA
31605

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	12am - 12pm
Sunday	12am - 12pm

Telephone

+19123813099

Website

http://www.heavenpreviewfoundation.org/

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