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Live like you mean it. How many of us who claim to be Christians actually live according to the Bible’s instructions? Probably not as many of us as we think. Consider the teaching of John the Baptist. He emerged in first-century Israel at a time when religion, not faith, exerted immense control over the lives …
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The last time you experienced a trial, you probably asked the question we all ask at one time or another: Why does God allow trials? We asked that same question ourselves recently and found a few answers worth sharing. Why does the trial last longer than we want? If we’re honest, trials are rarely over as …
Those of us whose lives are insanely busy may wonder how to make room for God in our lives. When schedules are jam-packed, it’s often hard to find room for anything else, let alone God, as an early-morning encounter with a stubborn puppy taught me. Dawn was still thirty minutes away when I awakened and …
During my recent eye difficulty, several people asked me what I’d learned during the trial. “Plenty” is the short answer, but it wasn’t easy to get there. I didn’t always want a lesson in the trial I simply wanted it to be over. Initially, I forgot there was a chance of blessing in trials., so …
Those who’ve read my blog since it first began in September 2013 know I like to write about my daily experiences, especially if they’re funny and I can teach a little lesson from them. Lately, I have few stories worth sharing. Who wants to read about getting my cornea checked? Or worse – putting steroid …
At Global Outreach Home office, we meet every morning at 8:30 for a few minutes of Bible study and prayer together. We share whatever we’re studying in our private devotionals. Yesterday, we read through the events of the day when Jesus was arrested, tried, and sentenced to death. John Darnell shared a bit of information …
Stories of the early church have filled my devotions recently. I’ve spent days pondering those exciting times and longing to see them again. Miracles on a routine basis, crowds of people coming to Jesus, miraculous healing. Where’s the power of our faith? Why don’t we see these miracles now? It’s not because God ran out …
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I thought I would never forget the miracle, but I did. Christmas morning, 2012, started out great. Ryan and I awakened early, had coffee by the tree, read the Christmas story, and opened gifts. The dogs bounced and raced around, excited because we were. I went to the kitchen to start breakfast and decided a …
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In a group text several years ago, my nephew asked an interesting question. “Where would y’all choose to be if you could be in three places at once (with one being work) and what would you be doing in said locales?” I knew my sister wanted to be at the beach. She loves having sand …
