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The other morning, while reading the 32nd chapter of Exodus, I relearned an important lesson. Moses was up on the mountain having a face to face encounter with God. This Israelites hadn’t heard from him in a while and they got bored waiting for him. Let’s look in at their response: When the people saw how long it was taking…
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Many Christians struggle with chronic illness and pray for healing. But what does it mean if God doesn't heal right away? Susie contemplates God's healing.
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To God the small things matter. Jesus wants us to succeed in small trials so that we can flourish in larger ones.
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What can we learn from restless leg syndrome & restless mind syndrome? Do you ever lay down at night to sleep, but your mind won’t turn off? Do your thoughts ever ruminate with worry as you chew on “what ifs”?
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We are works in progress. And God is serious about transforming us from the inside out! Whatever storm threatens you, know that God's shelter covers you. He is with you. He will save you. And He will restore every lost thing.
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God doesn't measure us by our past. Rather, our identity is ground in Christ's work for us.
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Have you ever wondered what God's will for your life is? Have you struggled to pray and discern any answer?
If you are in a season of waiting, know that He has something beautiful in store for you just below the surface.
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God promises to transform us into the very perfection of His Son. But this amazing process does not happen overnight; it happens over a lifetime.
It's time to free ourselves from believing we can be good enough to earn God's love, or that we're too far gone for grace to save.
The simplicity of the magnetic Etch A Sketch reminds me of the simplicity of the magnetic message of salvation.
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Last fall TobyMac's son Truett passed away, and today TobyMac released a song about him
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Over 300 times in the Bible, God tells us not to fear. He knows our human tendency to worry about what we cannot control, so He provides us with guidance in Philippians 4:6-8.
