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Embracing change is an inevitable life task. When we accept a certain paradigm shift in our lives, it prepares us to discover so much more.
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(Updated March 14)
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A teacher’s blessed touch enriches and shapes our future world.
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(Updated March 13)
From Matthew 10:38-39: And whoever does not take up the cross and follow Me is not worthy of Me. Those who find their life will lose it, and those who lose their life for My sake will find it.”
Life’s suffering
World calls out
Run from burdens
Filled with doubt
Wandering
Castaway now
Full of hate
Life’s heavy plow
Overwhelming
Darkness calls
Enemy waits
Man shall fall
Each of us
Jesus teaches
Cross to bear
Pain, it reaches
Taking up cross
Burdens ease
Embrace each one
Mercy sees
Follow Christ
Losing old ways
Find new life
Faith’s hope ablaze
From the words of American pastor and Christian author, Charles Swindoll: “Each of us has some area of pain and suffering in life. The world around us would have us run from that burden–to resent it, hate it. Instead, we should embrace it.”
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When the storms of life swell up in darkest seas, we find blessed comfort in Jesus.
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(Updated March 12)
No one needs to tell you that these are very troubling times; however, the Word of God can give us assurance for a hope and a future, even in a troubled world.
From 2 Timothy 3:1-2: “You must understand this, that in the last days distressing times will come. For people will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boasters, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy.”
Jack Wellman is an American pastor and Christian author.
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Waiting to be discovered, sometimes we just need to open one more door.
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(Updated March 11)
Trusting
God opens
Faith journey’s door
Quiet conversation fills hope
Prayer
Embracing
Love overcomes
Uniting divided world
Grace softens another heart
Prayer
Sustaining
Faithful relationship
With Lord above
Hallowed be thy name
Prayer
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Prayer remains God’s ultimate weapon to be used against evil’s darkness. It continues to connect our faith with His love.
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(Updated March 10)
Courage is fear that has said its prayers.
From Matthew 14:27: “But immediately Jesus spoke to them and said, ‘Take heart, it is I; do not be afraid.'”
Dorothy Bernard (1890-1955) was an American actress during Hollywood’s silent film era.
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Sometimes life’s best medicine is found in laughter.
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(Updated March 9)
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