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Take A Break from Covid-19

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Mar 31, 2020

You wake up each morning to a ton of forwarded messages on the latest Covid-19 news. You check your social media platforms and see a string of updates, memes, and videos about how everyone’s coping with being on lockdown. You turn on the TV and you see heartbreaking scenes of the frontline battles against this pandemic.

Coronavirus Pandemic: I'm Afraid, and I Don't Even Know Why

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Mar 13, 2020

Last night, the panic rose to a new level as the governor ordered all K-12 schools in the state to close for three full weeks. This morning, I woke up to the first three confirmed cases right here in my own city.

The Biggest Threat to Your Spiritual Growth is You

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Feb 6, 2020

I have found the biggest threat to my spiritual growth to be me, trying to work out the challenges I face by my own flesh. I have wasted much time trying to find answers on websites instead of God’s Word.

What Happens When We Forget to Pray

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Feb 3, 2020

The day of the interview arrived, but I woke up late and forgot to pray. The thought occurred to me . . . God may not bless my interview because I forgot to spend time with Him in the morning.

7 Things You Should Be Praying About (But Probably Aren’t)

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Jan 22, 2020

So what have you been praying about lately? The usual petitions…

Why I Decided Not to Leave My Church

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Jan 8, 2020

The questions themselves were good, but I realized something was off the day my pastor preached about how we needed to step up as parents, and I left service wrecked with a heavy sense of guilt. You see, I don’t have kids.

3 Tips to Revitalize Your Devotional Time

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Jan 3, 2020

If we want to survive spiritually, we need to consume the Word of God—the Bible. But how does one read the same book repeatedly without getting bored?

7 Questions to Start the Year Right

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Dec 27, 2019

Like the seven Old Testament feasts God put in place, holidays can be a selah of sorts. So maybe you still have a day or two of holiday time left. If so, I hope these prompts (designed for “prinking” over—that’s praying and thinking) can help breathe some fresh air into your soul for the next year.