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God’s Commitment to Us: Present, Future, and Eternity
God “is wholeheartedly committed to your present, future, and eternal well-being. His love came to you—first. It never, ever goes away.” — Ron Block, “Abiding Dependence” (Day 24; pp. 124-125) The truth that God is committed to us—present, future, and eternity—is an understanding of God’s unconditional love we want to grow in knowing more deeply.…
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Must Read Books: 10 Christian Classics
I recently shared an article on my bookstagram blog listing ten excellent Christian classics worth reading. Here is a bit of the intro and a link to read that article for any who didn’t see it. As believers, there are many books we could choose to read or add to our often already towering TBR…
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Cultivating a Habit Called Faith: A Devotional Resource
I recently finished a 40-day devotional by Jen Pollock Michel titled A Habit Called Faith. Each devotional reading is paired with Scripture, taking the reader through most of Deuteronomy and the entire Gospel of John. The book includes discussion questions and a chapter from the above Scriptures to read each day. I typically do not…
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The Foundation for Our Passion for Jesus
Passion, emotion and zeal will only help us to a certain point in our relationship with God. Their fuel is ever changing and often fickle. At times, it is mixed with many things that can hinder us, hurt us or hold us back. Have you ever relied on emotions? The results can be awful! In…
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God’s Word Never Fails, Falters or Fades
I have to admit, I haven’t had a lot of words to write lately. It’s strange, being one who usually tends toward writing a lot. It’s a sort of desert, an emptiness, and it’s not the most welcome, its end unknown to me. Yet it seems, this is the season I am in. What about…
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Staying in the Word When You Feel Stuck
Staying in the Word can be especially difficult when you feel stuck. Even if we have a tried and true daily Bible reading plan, we can feel like we’re in a rut at times. Maybe we’re facing greater stress in our lives, the loss of a loved one or a heftier daily schedule. This feeling…
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