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Go to Your Father

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Listen to Today’s Devotion Everyone stumbles. The difference is in the response. Some stumble into the pit of guilt. Others tumble into the arms of God. They make a deliberate decision to stand up and… Go to Your Father

God’s Grace Is Greater

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Listen to Today’s Devotion One stumble does not define or break a person. Though you failed, God’s love does not. Face your failures with faith in God’s goodness. He tells you what he told Joshua:… God’s Grace Is Greater

God Uses Failures

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Listen to Today’s Devotion Failure finds us all. Failure is so universal that we must wonder why more self-help gurus don’t address it. Bookstores overflow with volumes on how to succeed, but you’ll look a… God Uses Failures

When We Trust

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Listen to Today’s Devotion Jesus once went to the house of a little girl who had just died. Mourners were gathered at the door. “Why are you crying?” he asked them (Mark 5:39 NCV). When… When We Trust

Not the End

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Listen to Today’s Devotion God’s view and our view of death tend to be different. We see death as the end. God sees it as a beginning. From God’s viewpoint death is not permanent. It… Not the End

Choose What You See

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Listen to Today’s Devotion A prisoner carved these words on the wall of a concentration camp: I believe in the sun, even though it doesn’t shine. I believe in love, even when it isn’t shown. I believe… Choose What You See

Just Trust

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Listen to Today’s Devotion Jesus and Jairus are interrupted by emissaries from his house. “Your daughter is dead,” they said.” “There is no need to bother the teacher anymore. But Jesus paid no attention to… Just Trust

Blind to the Future

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Listen to Today’s Devotion We are blind, blind to the future. Just ask Jairus. He is the leader of the synagogue, the most important man in the community. But the Jairus in this Bible story… Blind to the Future

Know Where to Look

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Listen to Today’s Devotion Jesus said, “Father, if you are willing, take away this cup of suffering” (Luke 22:42 NCV). Jesus could have confided in his disciples. He could have assembled a prayer meeting. But… Know Where to Look