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Thoughts by Marilyn Ehle

Ever Green Christians

How can Christians remain “ever green” in the midst of the seemingly endless drought of discouragement or the sudden and unexpected fiery trial?

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Thoughts by Sylvia Gunter

Refreshment

"Those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint."

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Thoughts by Gail Rodgers

Inject Hope

Father God, You know just what I need. And I need to proclaim your love and faithfulness every day.

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Thoughts by Max Lucado

Thump-Thud, Thump-Thud

There’s nothing like a good thump to reveal the nature of a heart. Jesus said that out of the nature of the heart a man speaks (Luke 6:45).

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Thoughts by Men

Presumptions

Like many I live, bound up in life’s issues day-to-day, coping with the curve balls that speed my way.

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Thoughts by Idelette McVicker

Store of Salvation

In Isaiah, the Lord refers to himself as a store! A rich store filled with everything good, beautiful and necessary for abundant life.

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Thoughts by Kristi Huseby

Roller Coaster Journey

Sometimes, I feel like I’m just going AROUND and AROUND– trying to set up appointments and rescheduling cancellations.

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Thoughts by Kathy Cheek

Not the Walking Wounded

There was a time when I was the walking wounded, before I learned to forgive and let go. If I had waited until my offender was sorry, I would still be waiting. I knew…

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Thoughts by Darren Hewer

Are You Feeling Ignored?

To be ignored feels like the person is saying, “You’re so unimportant to me that I can’t even be bothered to acknowledge your presence.” Except that they’re not saying anything at all. And...

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Thoughts by Gail Rodgers

Do You Know How Much You are Loved?

Do You God’s Word reminds us that the Lord said,: “... Yes, I have loved you with an everlasting love: therefore with loving kindness have I drawn you.” Jeremiah 31:3

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Thoughts by Fab Batsakis

Who Can I Rely On?

God makes promises, too. Except that with him, his words accomplish what he sets out to do. Let us then trust in the power and safety of his words. His words are true; they…

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Thoughts by Marilyn Ehle

We Shout and He Hears

When we call to the Lord ”when we cry out to Him” we can be confident of his support and His rescue. Because He delights in us.

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Thoughts by Max Lucado

Don’t Get Lost in Your Troubles

Are you troubled, restless, sleepless? Then rejoice in the Lord’s Sovereignty. I dare you. I double-dog dare you--to expose your worries to an hour of worship. Your concerns will melt like ice on an…

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Thoughts by Debbie West

Kindness to a Thief

No one wants to be in relationship with someone who they think disapproves of them. No one wants to know a God they think will zap them at every wrong move.

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Thoughts by Alec Niemi

Doing Good

He was staggering along the side of the road with his thumb out hoping for a ride. My first thought was to drive on by... but instead we stopped and picked him up.

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Thoughts by Charles Stanley

Responding to Accusations

When conflict occurs, the natural reaction is to blame someone else and defend yourself. But believers must respond differently.

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Thoughts by Helen Grace Lescheid

Restored Families

What’s happening in your family? Remember, when we pray for reconciliation in our families, we are praying in God’s will.

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Thoughts by Idelette McVicker

Journey into Wholeness

Prayer: Thank you, Jesus, for taking us through the process of life. We long for your healing and your renewal of all your people, however you choose to pour it out on us. May…

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Thoughts by Helen Grace Lescheid

God has Enough for Every Need

We live in a world of supply and demand, where necessary things are often scarce. We’re afraid we’ll run out, so we store and hoard and worry.

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