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Through reading Scripture, one’s journey into God’s Word offers countless opportunities to peel back its layers of truth.
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(Updated February 6)
Conflict’s illumination
Breathing at darkened crossroads
Competing sides debate
Feuding over each thought sowed
Wisdom arrives with patience
Lowering volume through grace
Pausing time to listen
Slowing down rhetoric’s pace
Conflict’s common ground merges
Finding compromise through peace
Hearing words of reason
Solving puzzle’s missing piece
Wisdom empowers new day
Offering one blessed choice
Walking together now
Gathering with single voice
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The world’s problems need solutions instead of sideline critics’ harsh voices.
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(Updated February 5)
Some people can be reasoned into sense, and others must be shocked into it.
The mind once enlightened cannot again become dark.
Thomas Paine (1737-1809) was an English-American activist, philosopher, and revolutionary. His pamphlet, “Common Sense,” served as an active voice in support of the American Revolutionary War.
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In surrendering to our Lord and Savior, His love will transform and redefine our faith.
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(Updated February 4)
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When we wrap our outlook around positive thoughts, we see tomorrow as a refreshing opportunity.
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(Updated February 3)
We are all in the same boat, in a stormy sea, and we owe each other a terrible loyalty.
What embitters the world is not excess of criticism, but absence of self-criticism.
Gilbert Keith (G. K.) Chesterton (1874-1936) was an English Christian writer.
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Prayer’s blessed avenue opens God’s gateway of peace, which nourishes one’s hope.
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(Updated February 2)
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Sometimes the emptiness we may face leaves our emotional well empty of words.
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(Updated February 1)
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There waits faith’s light, which allows us to see our Father’s divine target. His Word encourages our journey to embrace His righteousness.
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(Updated January 31)
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