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Monthly Archives: March 2023
Who Do You Say I Am?
Jesus asks what is perhaps the most important question that can be asked, “Who do you say I am?” Continue reading
Interrupted
Where others may have found an interruption, Jesus found the faith of a dearly loved child of God: “Daughter, your faith has healed you. Go in peace.” Continue reading
Fertile Soil
Is God’s word growing and producing a bountiful harvest of righteousness in you? What is the condition of the soil of your heart? Continue reading
Posted in Devotional Thoughts
Tagged blessings, fertile soil, fruitfulness, good soil, obedience, rocky soil, thorns, trials
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Remember the Long Way
Remember the long way—remember God’s work in your life over the years. Continue reading
When the Victory Comes
How do you handle victory and success? The human tendency is to allow our successes and victories to go to our heads. We boast; we revel in the praise of others. We give little thought to the one who stands behind the victory and success. Continue reading
Becoming Like Our Teacher
The goal of a disciple is to become just like his or her teacher. Continue reading
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Tagged Christ-like, hypocrisy, Jesus as teacher, plank, self-righteous, speck out of your eye
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Choosing Leaders
Jesus lived a life of prayer. So it is not surprising that when he came to critical junctures in his life that he would spend extended time in prayer Continue reading
Moving On, Moving In
Egypt was a place of bondage. The wilderness was a place of testing. All of it had a purpose, of course, but God’s desire for them was the land of promise–the same is true for you. A few steps of faith and obedience are all that separate you from the place of blessing. Move on, move in, and move up! Continue reading
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Tagged faith, obedience, place of BOndage, place of testing, wilderness wandering
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Thirsty
We need the refreshment that comes from intimacy with God. Drink deeply, drink long, drink often. Continue reading
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Tagged joy, prayer, Refreshment, thirsty for God, Worship
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