An exhaust hood is the device that hangs over a stove containing a fan whose purpose is to remove grease, fumes, smoke, odors and steam that is in the air. It works by pulling in the bad and either it circulates the unclean elements outside or it has a system that filters out the badContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 12/6/17 “Spiritual Exhaust Hood””
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Daily Devotional – 12/5/17 “Let them vent!”
There are times when, on social media, I see people post statuses out of anger and frustration. Sometimes, this anger and/or frustration is geared toward God because they are in a season of suffering, they cannot understand or they may be fighting some demons we cannot see. Most times, this may be surprising to you,Continue reading “Daily Devotional – 12/5/17 “Let them vent!””
Daily Devotional – 12/4/17 “A promise after the wilderness!”
In September, I said I would not shop until after the first of the New Year, mainly for shoes (I love shoes). For the most part, I’ve done it. I didn’t say this because I couldn’t buy shoes but the reality is, I didn’t need to. My main focus is to eliminate debt in ourContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 12/4/17 “A promise after the wilderness!””
Daily Devotional – 12/1/17 “There is still time!”
It’s the first day of the last month of the year and some of you are still looking at the same vision board with limited vision. You know the one you created at some event, earlier this year, when you were full of New Year Resolutions. The one filled with the magazine cutouts of allContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 12/1/17 “There is still time!””
Daily Devotional – 11/30/17 “Asking for my want, getting what I need!”
A comment was left on a devotional penned back in 2015, titled “want vs. need,” about the lame man at the gate called Beautiful. You know the story, he asked for alms but instead Peter said in Acts 3:6, “I have no silver and gold, but what I do have I give to you. InContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 11/30/17 “Asking for my want, getting what I need!””
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