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Thoughts by Idelette McVicker

An Act of Devotion

Psalm 135:5 “I know the greatness of the Lord -that our Lord is greater than any other god.” Prayer: Dear Father, I am devoted to You. May I center my day around You today,…

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Thoughts by Brigitte Straub

Hidden Wounds

Trusting God with our hearts so He can heal us takes courage. Being vulnerable with God and trusting Him with areas of our life that are difficult to face is exactly what He desires.

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Thoughts by Mary Pinckney

Vessels of Grace

Who are you? What is your place in this world? This question often baffles us. In our quest to be prominent or recognized, we tend to overlook the obvious fact that each person brings…

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Thoughts by Helen Grace Lescheid

How to be Really Free

How do you feel about the word surrender? It’s not a popular word in our culture. We are afraid that if we surrender we’ll be oppressed. Maybe a person in authority has abused us…

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Thoughts by Corice Peters

How Well Do You Know Jesus?

“Then you will stand outside knocking and pleading, ‘Lord, open the door for us!’ But he will reply, ‘I do not know you’” Luke 13:25

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Thoughts by Katherine Kehler

Camouflage

“I will meditate on the glorious splendor of your majesty and on Your wondrous works”

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Thoughts by Kristi Huseby

Ugly to Beautiful

“Before the rooster crows tomorrow morning, you will deny three times that you even know me.”  And Peter left the courtyard weeping bitterly.

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Thoughts by Marilyn Ehle

He’s Still Knocking

I wonder how many times during the day Jesus gently knocks to warn me of his waiting presence? Not a warning that danger is imminent (though that may be true), but to warn in…

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Thoughts by Marilyn Ehle

Jesus Weeps

"As He approached Jerusalem and saw the city, He wept over it." Luke 19:41 He is about to face the most horrible experience ever encountered.

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Thoughts by Idelette McVicker

Celebrate Freedom

Father, thank You for my freedom. I don’t take it for granted. I receive and embrace this freedom that makes me free body, soul and spirit.

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Thoughts by Sylvia Gunter

By Your Grace, Not My Effort

Lord, bless me indeed. Your kindness and commitment of covenant love leads me to repentance and is unchanged by my blindness and failures, great or small

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Thoughts by Caran Jantzen

Into the Heavens

It is not always easy to see the love God has for us. We often hide ourselves from His love behind a cloud of guilt or in a fog of doubt.

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Thoughts by Lynn Mosher

What is Your Hail?

Sometimes, we see trials as black cloud-shapes of the enemy, but not every black cloud contains an enemy. What is your hail? your cloud?

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Thoughts by Terry Stead

Forgiveness and the Risen Christ

On that glorious Easter morning our sins were forgiven and we were granted eternal life. However long we live we can never grasp the true meanings of those words or ...

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Thoughts by Katherine Kehler

Personal Revival

“Search me, O God, and know my heart; test my thoughts. Point out anything in me that makes you sad, and lead me along the path of everlasting life” Psalm 139:23-24

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Thoughts by Gail Rodgers

O My Soul

How have you been lately? Think honestly for a moment. Is peace your norm these days or has discouragement, fear, doubt, negativity, or chaos been your usual? We feed our spirits by the things…

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Thoughts by Folasade Oladapo

Uncomfortable Love

Just as Jesus gave Himself for us, we need to give ourselves to others. It might be our time, a listening ear, or words of encouragement; whatever it is, love will place specific demands…

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Thoughts by Vonette Bright

God’s Love

Diana says she’s not afraid of her past.   In fact, her dramatic change speaks volumes about God’s love.

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