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Lord Make Me Forgiving – September 16, 2018 – WELS
Source: Lord Make Me Forgiving – September 16, 2018 – WELS
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Through My Bible Yr 1 – September 16 – WELS
Bible reading Psalm 63. Source: Through My Bible Yr 1 – September 16 – WELS
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The far-off God – September 16, 2018 – WELS
Source: The far-off God – September 16, 2018 – WELS
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Following Jesus Means Denial – Christian Crusaders
It is music to our ears when we hear someone say to us, I’m all in! Jesus, also, wants to hear and see this all-in attitude from His followers. He calls us to “take our cross” – deny ourselves – and follow Him, which requires a very high commitment on our part. Let’s talk more…
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Why should I be joyful in trials? – Everyday Answers – Joyce Meyer Ministries TV Podcast
Joyce answers the question, Why should I be joyful in trials? Source: Why should I be joyful in trials? – Everyday Answers – Joyce Meyer Ministries TV Podcast
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Equipped for the Valley
What we learn in Scripture today may later become our lifeline in times of trouble. Source: Equipped for the Valley
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Time of Grace – Deadly Sins: Greed
Pastor Mark Jeske Money and accumulating things isn’t wrong in itself, but the problem comes when our reasons for getting more don’t align with God’s plan for us. When we don’t live contented lives, the love of stuff can lead us down some dark roads and away from our faith. Put God on the throne…
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The Mystery of God
The undeniable hiddenness of God becomes the openness of God when you see His Son, Jesus Christ. Source: The Mystery of God
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The Right Way to Pray | Our Daily Bread
I admire people who record prayer requests in journals tattered from daily handling, those who keep track of every prayer and praise and then faithfully update their lists. I’m inspired by th… Source: The Right Way to Pray | Our Daily Bread
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When You Believe in God But Are Ashamed of Your Past – FaithGateway
Craig Groeschel shares about moving past shame and embracing God’s best for our lives. “Our feelings of shame trap us into thinking that we can never recover—that, in fact, we don’t even deserve to.” — Craig Groeschel, from The Christian Atheist Source: When You Believe in God But Are Ashamed of Your Past – FaithGateway
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