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Every Person Matters to God

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Listen to Today’s Devotion Life is so much easier if we can just put labels on people. Pigeonholing permits us to wash our hands and leave. “Oh I know him—he’s an alcoholic.” “She’s a liberal… Every Person Matters to God

From Poverty to Pride

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Listen to Today’s Devotion There’s a predictable progression from poverty to pride. The poor man prays and works; God hears and blesses. The humble man becomes rich and forgets God. The faithful, poor man becomes… From Poverty to Pride

Can I Trust My Local Church?

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The word cult describes a manipulative and dangerous religious group. Cults usually appeal to the dissatisfied, fearful, and vulnerable. They draw people into their scope by offering expectancy in a hopeless world, identity in an… Can I Trust My Local Church?

The Great Giver

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Listen to Today’s Devotion Scrooge didn’t create the world, God did. Giving characterizes God’s creation. Psalm 104 celebrates this lavish creation with twenty-three verses of blessings: the heavens and the earth, the water and streams… The Great Giver

Wallpaper: Meditate

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“Christian, meditate much on heaven; it will help you to press on and to forget the difficulty of the journey.” —C.H. Spurgeon Click below to download your image: Apple Devices:iPadsiPhones Other Devices:Android PhonesAmazon FireMicrosoft Surface… Wallpaper: Meditate

Victory Is Secure

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Listen to Today’s Devotion Some years ago I attended a San Antonio Spurs basketball game. It was the final game of the regular season, and it was unique because it did not matter. The Spurs… Victory Is Secure

Our Father Has a Plan

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Listen to Today’s Devotion Just moments prior to his ascension into heaven, the followers of Christ inquired, “Lord, will You at this time restore the kingdom to Israel?” (Acts 1:6 NKJV). Christ didn’t correct their kingdom… Our Father Has a Plan

A Thousand Year Reign

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Listen to Today’s Devotion The plainest reading of Revelation 20 is a literal thousand-year reign of Christ. The apostle John mentions it six times in seven verses. Why not take John’s number literally? Daniel would… A Thousand Year Reign