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Be Still and Know—He Completes His Work in You
There are seasons when life’s storms rage, and our hearts grow weary. In those moments, God speaks two simple but powerful truths: “Be still, and know that I am God.” (Psalm 46:10 KJV) “Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus…
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Provision in Every Season
There are seasons when everything feels full—your heart, your home, your pockets. And then, there are seasons that feel dry and bare. Still, Paul reminds us: “I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content.” — Philippians 4:11 (KJV) That contentment didn’t come from perfection—it came from perspective. Paul had been shipwrecked,…
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June 6: Provision in Every Season
There are seasons when everything feels full—your heart, your home, your pockets. And then, there are seasons that feel dry and bare. Still, Paul reminds us: “I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content.” — Philippians 4:11 (KJV) That contentment didn’t come from perfection—it came from perspective. Paul had been shipwrecked,…
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Grace at the Table — A Lesson from Jesus
When we think of giving thanks, we often imagine joyful moments, full tables, and answered prayers. But what about when sorrow is seated next to us?In Luke 22:17–20, we witness something extraordinary. Jesus, fully aware of the pain ahead—betrayal, abandonment, the cross—still takes the bread, breaks it, and gives thanks.> “And he took the cup,…
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What Fasting Taught Me: When God Doesn’t Give You What You Want
I began my 21-day fast with one goal in mind: draw closer to the Lord and release anything that had me spiritually bound. I wasn’t looking for anything extravagant—at least that’s what I told myself. But deep down, I had already imagined the miracle I wanted. I thought the Lord was going to grant me…
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Anointed but Isolated: David’s Rise in Unfamiliar Territory
David’s story reminds us that isolation isn’t abandonment—it’s preparation. He lived among the Philistines, a foreign and hostile land, yet carried a deep burden for Israel. Though he couldn’t fight for his people, he prayed, fasted, and cried out to God. The Philistines saw his heart and feared it would turn back to Israel (1…
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Don’t Be the Enemy Formed Against Yourself! Like, Really Don’t!
Every day, we battle our inner critics, sabotaging our dreams and happiness. What if the biggest obstacle is you? Embrace self-compassion and challenge those negative thoughts. Let’s explore how to break free from this self-imposed war and cultivate a kinder relationship with ourselves. You deserve to thrive, not just survive!
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Walking in the Spirit: A Journey of Faith and Discernment
Have you ever noticed how difficult fasting becomes when food is all around you? The smells, the sights, and even the casual invitation to “just have a bite” can make the discipline feel almost impossible. Walking in faith is much the same. It becomes far harder to remain steadfast when you’re surrounded by influences that…
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