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Saturday, December 17: Redemption — Creating the Need It Satisfies
four. that’s the number of relationship breakdowns i’ve experienced this year with people i trusted — two of them occurring in the last three months. i kept poring over God’s purpose in it all. if it is all about proving and reassuring, He is all-knowing, so … Continue reading
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Wednesday, December 14: The Great Life
i must admit i have been bugging the Lord for something for like two weeks now and all i keep finding myself saying is, “c’mon, Looord, let it happen. just will it, pleeeeease!” i don’t get mad, i just persist. … Continue reading
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Tagged Absolute Surrender, all or nothing, Christ, Christian, Christianity, complete surrender, Conversation with God, Dependence, Divine grace, Evangelism, faith, God, God the Father, God's love, God's purpose, God's Will, Jesus, Lord, love, love of God, My Utmost For His Highest, personal relationship with God, Prayer, Religion & Spirituality, Spiritual Union, Trust
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Sunday, December 11: Individuality
“our individuality must be yielded to God so that our spiritual life may be brought forth into fellowship with Him. we hinder our spiritual growth more than any other way by continually asserting our individuality.” — My Utmost For His Highest … Continue reading
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Thursday, December 8: The Impartial Power of God
i used to not understand it. from a young age, i was taught to pray hard. when my father died at 42 and i was 10, my grandparents (mother side) moved into our house for a year to keep us company and lend us … Continue reading
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Tagged Childhood, Christ, Christianity, Death, Divine grace, Evangelism, faith, God, God the Father, God's covenant, God's Will, Grace, Holiness, HolySpirit, Jesus, My Utmost For His Highest, personal relationship with God, Prayer, Programming, Religion & Spirituality, righteousness, Sacrifice, Salvation, Spiritual Union
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Monday, December 5: The Temple of the Holy Spirit
“my body is the temple of the Holy Spirit, including all my thoughts and desires.” — My Utmost For His Highest if truly the Spirit of God dwells in us, then why do we struggle? because the desires of the Spirit … Continue reading
Sunday, December 5: The Law of Opposition
“how much do you want it? how far are you willing to sacrifice for it? are you ready to go the distance, setting aside emotions, to see it to its fulfillment?” these were the probing questions my entrepreneurial son asked me last night. … Continue reading
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Saturday, December 4: Not by Might nor by Power
finally. i am fine to be on my own. in fact, i would rather be on my own. i never imagined i would reach this sort of maturity but i guess i undoubtedly have. it has become evidently tiresome, counteractive, and pointless to solicit love, trust, and faithfulness in what … Continue reading
