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Part of being a faithful believer involves knowing the difference in status between man and God.
Job got it. Do we?
“The LORD said to Job: Will the one who contends with the Almighty correct Him? Let him who accuses God answer Him!
“Then Job answered the LORD : “I am unworthy—how can I reply to You? [...]

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To hear this Morning Devotion, please click — The moment we hate
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The most painful moment in the Apostle Peter’s life was not when he was, according to some historians, crucified upside down.
Yes, that was a horrible thing with intense suffering.
But I believe that something else caused him more pain in the core of his [...]

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To hear this Morning Devotion, please click here Forgiveness is never a solo affair
Forgiveness is never a solo event.
In fact, it is typically the fruit of multiple efforts.
Yes, it’s true that individuals must forgive themselves for having made bad choices that negatively affected others.
We’ve all seen individuals imprisoned by residual feelings to guilt and unwilling [...]

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To hear this Morning Devotion, click REALLY showing your faith

It has to be one of most notable intercessory speeches in the Bible.
It is a speech with words SO contrary to our human nature.
Here’s the context. More than two million Hebrews were complaining that God had led them into the wilderness just to be [...]

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Click to hear the Morning Devotion — A questioning faith
 
You and I know, of course, that questions can sometimes make stronger statements than declarations.
You know what it’s like to hear a question that stops you in your tracks, not because the other person was seeking information but instead because the person was actually making a [...]

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