Saturday's Must-See GodVine Videos...This Dying Soldier Sings One Last Song with his Son - Plus, a 2 Legged Dog Will Inspire You!

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"Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand." - Isaiah 41:10 Hi, Everyone! We need not fear things in life, for God our Father is always with us! He will protect us and hold us up if we need it. The world can seem unfair, but everlasting life with God is perfect. :) We hope you like the videos! Saturday's Must-See GodVine Videos Dying Soldier Sings One Last Song With His Son - Prepare to Cry Lt. Col. Mark Weber of the Minnesota National Guard has been battling stage four cancer, so he knew he didn't have much time left. He took a moment, t... Two Legged Dog Will Show You How to Enjoy Life - an Amazing Inspiration Sugar is a dog that only has two legs. As a puppy, she was found in the streets of Taiwan, more dead than she was alive. She overcame abuse, pneumonia... Hairdresser Blows the Judges Away With His Stevie Wonder Cover Song - a Must See! Marcus Collins is a 23 year old hairdresser with big dreams - and a big talent! He loves singing so much he does it at his job. Once he stepped onstag... Family Has an INSANE Reaction to a Surprise Pregnancy Announcement This clever daughter tricked her mother and sister by putting a sonogram at the end of a honeymoon photo album. Once the mother realizes what it means... You Will Adore This Toddler's Version of Hallelujah - AWW! After listening to this adorable toddler sing his own version of Hallelujah, you'll never want to hear another version of this song again! :) We bet y... 11 Awesome Photos of Animals Being Rescued in a Hurricane When Hurricane Sandy struck the east coast, there was lots of flooding and chaos. Unfortunately, that meant many pets were separated from their owners... Today's Story Daddy's HandWhen I was six years old we lived in Oklahoma City in a neighborhood where we always kept the doors locked and bolted at night. To get out the back door, Daddy had a special key that opened the dead bolt from the inside. One night I was awakened suddenly by the sound of thunder, lightning and a torrential downpour. I rushed down the hall toward my parents' room, but was stopped by billowing smoke and flames coming from the living room. Our house had been struck by lightning. I had to get out, but how? I couldn't reach the front door because of the flames, and the back door was locked. On the verge of panic, I was relieved when in the darkness I felt Daddy's warm hand leading me down the hall and out the back door to our backyard. As I stood in the pouring rain, his hand let go of mine and he was gone. Frightened, I turned back to the house. There was Mom calling my name, "Macy! Macy!" "Out here," I said. She ran out to me, and together we went around to the front, where we found Daddy with Kent, the baby, and my three-year-old sister, Amy. "You're safe, Macy," he said, sighing with relief. Daddy told me that he had tried to get to me, but couldn't cross the flames. He had not guided me down the hall. He had not unlocked the dead bolt on the back door. That was twelve years ago, and all these years I've never forgotten the warmth of the Hand that led me then, and leads me now, through the dark. < >< Fear not: for I have redeemed thee, I have called thee by thy name; thou art mine. When thou passest through the waters, I will be with thee; and through the rivers, they shall not overflow thee: when thou walkest through the fire, thou shalt not be burned; neither shall the flame kindle upon thee. Isaiah 43:1-2