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Thoughts by Alec Niemi

The Art of Listening

We too need to train our ears to hear the sound of the Master as He turns pages in our lives. "Whoever has ears, let them hear." Matthew 11:15

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Thoughts by Gail Rodgers

Like A Deer

Lord God, You give amazing strength to keep me sure-footed in places and days that are difficult to navigate. Thank you for this promise of the strength of the Sovereign Lord enabling me to…

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Thoughts by Katherine Kehler

I Want to Know Him

“I want to know Christ and the power His resurrection and the fellowship of sharing in his sufferings, becoming like him” Philippians 3:10. Lately, I have been thinking...

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Thoughts by Vonette Bright

Diet of Self-Help

You see, by yourself, you’re weak.  “SELF-help” is insufficient.  It’s only when your life is Christ-centered that you find strength

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Thoughts by Margaret Mullings

It Is Time

It is not about how gifted and Anointed you are. It is not about demons and warfare, It is about your obedience, to God!

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Thoughts by Gail Rodgers

Offer What You Have and Watch

Lord God, Please help me not to shrink back and keep what I have to myself. Help me to have the courage to place my time, talents or resources in Your hands and watch…

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Thoughts by Gail Rodgers

Inspired by Joy

It’s an un-ordinary challenge to consider trials pure joy! It seems unreasonable. “Consider it pure joy whenever you face trials of many kinds because you know that the testing of your faith develops perseverance.

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Thoughts by Max Lucado

A Love Too Heavy

  Hatred will sour your outlook and break your back.  The load of bitterness is simply too heavy.  Your knees will buckle under the strain, and your heart will break beneath the weight.

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Thoughts by John Fischer

Putting out the Welcome Mat

We are in the business of welcoming sons and daughters of the King, and that includes everyon - even those we'd rather not have in our family.

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Thoughts by Men

Call out to God

“Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know." Jeremiah 33:3

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Thoughts by Helen Grace Lescheid

I Have a Choice

Every choice we make takes us down a certain path. Either to a person that is in harmony with God...

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Thoughts by Idelette McVicker

Facing the Lions

Thank You, God, that You grow me in my capacity and strength to face the challenges of every day. I bring my lions to You right now.

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Thoughts by Christa Hardin

Am I Significant?

“Mommy, is I big?” asks my almost three-year-old son Jack. “Am I someone special, someone significant?”

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Thoughts by Allan Mitchell

Watch Out for Shifting Sand

In today’s consumer crazed culture, Christian communicators and commentators saturate the marketplace with various media to meet believers’ appetite for spiritual insight and clarity.

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Thoughts by Bill Bright

Security for Children

In a day when children and young people lack a feeling of security, Christian parents should cooperate with God in helping to provide for their families such a sense of security and refuge.

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Thoughts by Katherine Kehler

Teach the Children

Teach your children about God. "What you teach your children today will be passed on to many generations."

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Thoughts by Katherine Kehler

God is Timeless

You have to be amazed at the speed of communications today. But even more amazing is the fact that God knows and hears our prayers even before we think about them or open our…

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Thoughts by Men

The Silent Waiting

One thing you can say about the world we live in is that it’s a noisy place. Silence is not always easy to find.

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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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