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Thoughts by Bill Bright

Blessed are the Humble

As commonly interpreted, the word “blessed” means “happy”   You and I are assured of happiness when we are making conscious strides toward humility. All of this becomes possible as we yield to God’s indwelling…

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thoughts by Gail Rodgers

A Little Frayed

The frenzied pace we sometimes choose to keep can take a toll on our homes and impact our relationships. When we live at a pace that continually drains us we end up taking it…

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thoughts by Fab Batsakis

Seed Planter

How much faith do you need to plant a seed and to make it grow? Planting feels like a lot of work without seeing much results on the spot.

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Thoughts by All

David’s Tears

When I was young, most boys were told that a man doesn't cry. It showed emotional weakness and loss of control. A boy that cried was told he was acting like a girl! But…

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thoughts by John Fischer

Jonah Just Doesn’t Get it

Jonah was so caught up in his own self-righteousness that, in the end, all he could care about was himself and a stupid plant. Meanwhile, God was having compassion for a hundred and twenty…

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Thoughts by Allan Mitchell

Talk the Walk

Is it possible to tame our tongue?Only with God’s help. Practically, think before speaking. Choose and use words wisely – intentionally avoiding gossip, soul-searing slander

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thoughts by Gail Rodgers

Pay Back Time

The Holy Spirit is the guide who nudges our heart when we are prone to get off God’s track. Pay attention to the stirrings of your soul.

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Thoughts by Ashlea Massie

Leaning on God

“Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding.” Proverbs 3:5

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thoughts by Jan Stewart

Soulful Rest

Jesus saw the burdens that were put on the people and knew how weary they felt. He called the people to come to him instead.

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