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​The Bible alone is our highest authority. I can trust that the scripture has a word for my soul. 

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​My prayers not only changes things, it changes me.  

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​I can come through any news report there is, because I’m not going to die until Jesus decides it is time for me to come home. 

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​If you want to know God in a deeper, more meaningful way, if you want to grow in your relationship with Him, start with prayer.

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​Prayer is an opportunity to receive from our heavenly Father all that He desires to give.

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​We must change our way of thinking about prayer to realize that it is not an obligation; it is an opportunity.

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​We can strengthen our relationship with God by communicating frequently with Him through prayer. 

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​We have to be able to say Lord, “I’m anxious about this, but I want to give it to you spiritually. 

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​If we seek the Lord He will answer and delivered us from all our fears.

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​If we seek the Lord He will answer and delivered us from all our fears.

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​A true servant till the end, our Savior was thinking about the needs of others.

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​On the cross the price of our forgiveness was paid in full. There you will find the forgiveness that you need for a happy life, a peaceful death, and a jubilant resurrection.

 

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​Spiritually, we need the life-giving air that God wants to breathe into each of us. 

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​When we live by faith, we step toward something and don’t know what’s up ahead of us. 

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​The Holy Spirit is  God’s blast of breath inside you, empowering you and guiding you to your truest self and your most abundant life. 

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​Like the wind, the Spirit can’t be seen, but he can be felt, experienced, and observed in action. 

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​God’s Word clearly tells us one of the main ways we can find balance in our lives and experience true rest: by honoring the Sabbath.  

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​Give the first to God and then think about the rest.

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​God wants us to connect to him and to his people and develop meaningful relationships.

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​God wants us to think about Him throughout our day, regardless of where we are or what we are doing.

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​Think about how you want to address God in a warm, loving way.

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​The Bible is indispensable to our Christian faith; if we attempt to follow Jesus without it, we are  not going to get very far.

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​We can let go of fear and dread when we submit ourselves to God, who promises never to leave or forsake us. 

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​When we live for eternity, our difficulties don’t disappear—but they don’t weigh us down either. 

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​You can fulfill the commands of the Bible better by falling in love with God. 

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​We need to recognize the intangible qualities that invigorate us so we will find it easier to pursue their sources.

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​As painful as the doldrums are, God is able to use this stuck place to do great work in your life.

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​He has already achieved the victory for us, and it’s through His power we run with perseverance.

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​How far can we move forward into a new understanding of life in Christ if we’re still holding onto past ways and past things? 

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​The heart you present to God at the end of each day will reflect the wisdom He gave you to spend.

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​When we trust God, and wait or look for His timing,   He’s going to deliver us or lift us up in ways that no earthly thing can possibly do.

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​It’s a kingdom where the least are made great, where the forgotten are prioritized, and we bear our struggles together.