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01-Mar-Featured-devotionals-2024

Genuine Discipleship

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How many people attend your church? How many accepted Christ at your evangelistic service last Sunday? How many converts have you seen this year?

ODB: Next Step of Love

What would cause someone to help a competitor? For a restaurant owner named Adolfo in Wisconsin, it was the opportunity to encourage other struggling local restaurant owners adapting to Covid regulations.
If anyone obeys His word, love for God is truly made complete in them (1 John 2:5)

Typography: 1 John 2:5

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Think about a godly person you've had the pleasure of knowing. What do you think makes this person different from most?
05-Mar-Featured-devotionals-2024

Extravagant Love

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Luke now takes us into the home of a Pharisee called Simon, where Jesus is the guest of honour at a meal.

ODB: Helping as God Helps Us

Ole Kassow of Copenhagen loved bicycling. One morning, when he saw an elderly man sitting alone with his walker in a park, Ole felt inspired by a simple idea: why not offer elderly people the joy and freedom of a bike ride.
04-Mar-Featured-devotionals-2024

Total Commitment

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We hear a lot of preaching today about the promise of prosperity. But, as Bible teacher Haddon Robinson wisely put it, “For every verse in the Bible that tells us the benefits of wealth, there are ten that tell us the danger of wealth.”

ODB: Happy Trust

A woman rescued Rudy from the animal shelter days before he was to be euthanized, and the dog became her companion.
03-Mar-Featured-devotionals-2024

Aids to Devotion

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The Israelites recited the Shema daily. This confession of faith, which takes its name from its first word, begins: “Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one” (Deuteronomy 6:4).

ODB: Master in Heaven

Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower announced in 2022 that all migrant domestic workers must be given at least one rest day a month that employers couldn’t compensate them for instead of giving them the day off.