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“Who – More Important than “How”
I heard Pastor Jamie Peters say something that really caught my attention. It was, ““Who” is more important than “how.”” He was referring to the Gospels’ descriptions of the different ways Jesus healed three blind men.
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Requirements for All Things Possible With God, all things are possible. When you make possibilities your destination, you can be sure that you can get there, because with God, all things are possible, and nothing is impossible. In today’s world, that’s better assurance than a bucket of gold or a stack of silver. In fact,
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Requirements for All Things Possible
With God, all things are possible. When you make possibilities your destination, you can be sure that you can get there, because with God, all things are possible, and nothing is impossible. In today’s world, that’s better assurance than a bucket of gold or a stack of silver. In fact,
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A Black Bird, a Dove, or a Blue Jay?
I have a pleasant view from my desk in my home office, looking out into the yard. I have a bird feeder there and often watch various kinds of small birds coming to feed on the seeds we’ve put into it. The behavior patterns of the birds remind me of how people interact with each…
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God’s Precious Cargo
Have you ever seen a sign in a car window, referring to children in the car, that says, “Precious Cargo on board.”? That’s how God sees us as we journey through life with Him. Check out Dr. Bob’s devotional study on this subject.
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What is Love? What is Grace?
Here are two simple definitions of love and grace that I believe covers it all. I hope the take on Humpty Dumpty speaks to you.
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Turtle Faith
There’s a well-known story about a race between a turtle and a rabbit (a tortoise and a hare). The rabbit was much faster than the turtle, but he failed to take the race seriously. He got distracted along the way and lost his focus. The turtle just kept plodding along, determined to stay focused.
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An Irritating Teachable Moment
I was studying my daily Scriptures; and as part of my routine every morning, I recite Philippians 4:4-9. It begins in Verses 4-5 by saying “Rejoice in the Lord always, and again I say rejoice. Let your gentleness be known to all men, the Lord is at hand.” Just as I finish reciting these two verses…
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“All In” – A Study of Commitment
This is a link to Dr. Bob’s study from 2 Kings 2:1-4 about Elisha’s unfailing commitment to Elijah.
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Thirty Eight Commands Concerning Conduct, taken from First Peter
This is a link to access a worksheet that will help you study Christian conduct. It is taken from First Peter.

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