God sees you, He knows what you’ve been through, and He loves you so completely. But we don’t have to chase God’s presence or love, we find it where we are. God sees every tear you
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God sees you, He knows what you’ve been through, and He loves you so completely. But we don’t have to chase God’s presence or love, we find it where we are. God sees every tear you
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Many people have never heard the expression a right smart. It has nothing to do with how smart a person is. Rather, it means a large amount. If I own a right smart of something,
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Being a grandparent is a gift from God. I have often told my children that, if I’d known being a grandparent was so much fun, I would have started with grandchildren first. Joking aside, grandparents
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Jan opened the door a few minutes after teaching began, hoping to slip in unnoticed. Every chair filled, she fought the urge to back out and leave. Instead, she closed her eyes, took a long,
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I find it hard to ask for help. I don’t know about you, but I enjoy being the one to help others. Yet, there are five times in the Bible I want to share here
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Born into the weakest branch of his family tree, Gideon considered himself to be the runt of the litter, and yet God called him a mighty warrior. Could it be that God counts you as
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When One Falls It was a particularly dreary day, overcast and heavy with clouds when it happened. My heart weighed down with anxiety; I stood and stared out the window to the backyard. A flash
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Pleasing God requires a dedication to serving Him rather than serving man-made idols. Idols are images used as objects of worship, false gods, or anything we adore blindly or excessively. We can delude ourselves into
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Good All the Time Growing up, one of my mentors at church had a simple response to everyone who said, “God is good” after they experienced some wonderful event or news. She would say, “ALL
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Finding God’s blessings in ordinary days The phrase carpe diem has been around for centuries. Though it’s often translated as “seize the day,” Horace, the Roman poet who coined the term, didn’t actually mean that
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