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Category Archive for 'God’s grace'

Morning Devotion: Smiling hearts

God loves you so much.
In fact, He’s thinking about you all the time.
How can He do so for you and for me and for the people at your church and for the missionary serving on the other side of the earth and even for the the spiritual skeptic who hasn’t yet embraced Christ, I don’t […]

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Morning Devotion: A surprising find

It’s a good thing that God doesn’t require perfect people in order to communicate His perfect love.
If that were the case, we would have no hope for learning and living out God’s plan for our lives here and in eternity.
Sometimes, the messages of God’s gracious love and His desire for relationship are communicated in the […]

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Morning Devotion: Universal love

There are all sorts of theological arguments floating around about the status of Jerusalem after the second coming of Christ.
Some believe the Bible teaches a physical, earthly world capital will be established in a perfect format.
Some believe the Bible teaches that everything physical will be destroyed by fire and the new Jerusalem is a figurative […]

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Are you thirsty for unconditional love?
Parched of passion toward life?
Has a drought of inspiration left you direction-less in a desert of uncertainty regarding the real purpose of your life?
It’s time to drink deeply from the river flowing with clear, clean water.
It’s time to pray, to read the Word, to open up to trustworthy people who’ve […]

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Morning Devotion: He did it again

You know, you’d think we’d be changed by now.
Changed into 100 percent appreciation of God’s grace and submission to His will.
After all, our God is the most amazingly gracious person in the universe.
And we know that nothing changes the heart faster than recognition of undeserved mercy shown toward us.
Or toward others.
As in the incredible […]

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