2-4 Don’t run from tests and hardships, brothers and sisters. As difficult as they are, you will ultimately find joy in them; if you embrace them, your faith will blossom under pressure and teach you true patience as you endure. And true patience brought on by endurance will equip you to complete the long journey and cross the finish line—mature, complete, and wanting nothing. James 1 Voice.
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Interesting tidbits I am learning This has been really a tough season since March. What interesting tidbits am I learning throughout this time which I…
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What are promises from past conferences or retreats where God has spoken a blessing over you? Bring those to mind. Celebrate and dance as you go forward into that truth.
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Start each day receiving each day as God’s gift. The words of the world do not need to be the ones to control your day. Open yourself to God’s Word for guidance. This is a way to help Keep creating because you are safe.
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The “Pest “is beginning to affect me. Friends, I have a confession. The “Pest” is beginning to affect me. I really don’t like the idea…
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We are walking in the middle. How are you handling writing this section of your story? The development of character to the protagonist happens during this time period. This person is you. God is asking how will you, Continue to Create?
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In all the chaos of this “pest” spring is here. David of the Old Testament was a man after God’s Own Heart, but that did not mean he did not experience pain. Jesus said we would experience challenges. The reality and truth beyond all is a God Hears the Cry Of Our Heart and He is with us . Emmanuel . I AM…
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Looking at this beautiful scene, you would never know we are under a pandemic crisis. God is still in control. In all the anxiety, He asks us to be honest, but also to Follow His Heart and His Voice. That cannot happen unless we spend time with Him.
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If we want to pretend our wounds do not exist, or do not affect us, we live in darkness. If we put God in a box to answer questions to meet our standards, we live in darkness. Can Job’s story shed light on your wounds.?
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