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Come and Listen: The Story of our Wedding — Mica Olinghouse
During all the hustle and bustle of the morning’s preparations for the day, I asked Jeff to sit with me for a minute to listen to one of our favorite songs from our wedding season. In that moment, we both were forced to stop and reflect…and listen to the rhythm of grace flowing in our lives. Now, I
Mica Olinghouse,
Unlimited: When It Comes To Salvation, To Work For It Is To Lose It | Good News Unlimited
I saw a strange thing while camping by the beach during the summer holidays. Some of the other men who were camping with their families brought axes. They would get wood from the woodpile, and then cut the pieces laboriously into smaller pieces of wood to start their fires. I couldn’t understand this, because the woodpile already contained wood of every size—from bigger pieces to tinder. The work had already been done. The only reason why I could think that men would laboriously chop wood was to exercise their manliness in proving to themselves that they hadn’t lost their skills for survival in the wild! It is the same with life and salvation.
Eliezer Gonzalez,
Come and Listen: The Story of our Wedding — Mica Olinghouse
During all the hustle and bustle of the morning’s preparations for the day, I asked Jeff to sit with me for a minute to listen to one of our favorite songs from our wedding season. In that moment, we both were forced to stop and reflect…and listen to the rhythm of grace flowing in our lives. Now, I
Mica Olinghouse,
Unlimited: When It Comes To Salvation, To Work For It Is To Lose It | Good News Unlimited
I saw a strange thing while camping by the beach during the summer holidays. Some of the other men who were camping with their families brought axes. They would get wood from the woodpile, and then cut the pieces laboriously into smaller pieces of wood to start their fires. I couldn’t understand this, because the woodpile already contained wood of every size—from bigger pieces to tinder. The work had already been done. The only reason why I could think that men would laboriously chop wood was to exercise their manliness in proving to themselves that they hadn’t lost their skills for survival in the wild! It is the same with life and salvation.
Eliezer Gonzalez,
The Very Worst Part of Christian or Spiritual Blogging | Dreaming Beneath the Spires
The Very Worst Part of Christian or Spiritual Blogging It’s when you mess up in real life. And you’re cross with your husband. And you feel you should be doing something about your 12 year old’s room. Though she is 12. And your 17 year old’s room, and her maelstrom of barely made or just […]
Anita Mathias,
How to get good things from the Lord - Christian Personal Development
How to get good things from the Lord is the focus of this Action Power Devotional for today. Surely there are good things with the Lord. Another truth is that He is ever ready to give these good things to His children (you and I). Related: How to wait patiently for the Lord How to […]
Sesan Oguntade,
How to get good things from the Lord - Christian Personal Development
How to get good things from the Lord is the focus of this Action Power Devotional for today. Surely there are good things with the Lord. Another truth is that He is ever ready to give these good things to His children (you and I). Related: How to wait patiently for the Lord How to […]
Sesan Oguntade,
Live Thinking as God Thinks | HealthWealthVictory
If you want to live in the Blessing and power of God, live thinking as God thinks, not as human beings do. Here’s how you can.
Anna Lovella Velasquez,
At Midnight, the Cry Rang Out
At that time the kingdom of heaven will be like ten virgins who took their lamps and went out to meet the bridegroom. Five of them were foolish and five were wise. The foolish ones took their lamps but did not take any oil with them. The wise ones, however,...
Pastor Peter,
Trinity-Math That Doesn't Add Up
It is not imperative for us to understand the Trinity to believe it.And anything I can decipher is not big enough to be my God!
Damon J. Gray,

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