Have you ever asked someone for something but talked yourself out of it before it was even given? You say to your mom, “I know you are going to say no but can I go to the movies with my friends?” What else can she say but no? You’ve already counted yourself out without giving herContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 10/24/11 “Don’t count yourself out!””
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Daily Devotional – 10/20/11 “Just a thought”
I wonder how much better you’d be if you prayed for me as much as you talked about me? I wonder how many more blessings you’d receive if you would help me instead of always hurting me? I wonder how many more doors you’ll close because you’d rather tear me down instead of building meContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 10/20/11 “Just a thought””
Daily Devotional – 10/19/11 “Time ain’t like it used to be!”
I can remember the summers when all the children in the neighborhood were out flipping in the grass, playing kickball in the street, hide-go-seek and doing cartwheels. Then kids didn’t worry about messing their hair up or getting their clothes dirty. They didn’t have to worry about how the boy or girl up the street feltContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 10/19/11 “Time ain’t like it used to be!””
Daily Devotional – 10/18/11 “You don’t know my story”
I met this young lady in class about 2 years ago and we seemed to really connect. Each semester she would be in one of my classes and even though we didn’t hang out outside of school, there was still a friendship brewing. When I looked at her I didn’t see that she had beenContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 10/18/11 “You don’t know my story””
Daily Devotional – 10/16/11 “Where is your seed sown?”
When a farmer prepares to plant a crop, where he chooses to plant his seeds determines the usability of his crops. When his seeds are planted on rich soil his harvest usually comes out better than he could have ever expected. But if he sows on dry, brittle ground his crops are usually withered and notContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 10/16/11 “Where is your seed sown?””
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