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- Daily Devotional, August 268/26/2010 - Technology and the trivial If our technology had existed in Jesus' day, our Bibles might read: "Jesus asked His disciples, ‘Who do people say that the Son of Man is?' but they were checki...
- Daily Devotional, August 258/25/2010 - Your Will Be Done The two requests in verse 10 of the Lord's Prayer are two sides of the same coin (Matthew 6). When we pray for God to rule as king, we're also acknowledging that we will o...
- Daily Devotional, August 248/24/2010 - His Perfect Timing One hour and 36 minutes until deadline. Having returned to full-time teaching this year, I'm learning the complexities of balancing a job along with working with my husba...
- Daily Devotional, August 238/23/2010 - Healing Confession In 2006, confession of sin became an artistic expression. Two artists, Laura Barnett and Sandra Spannan, created an exhibit in a storefront in Manhattan, which allowed pa...
- Daily Devotional, August 208/20/2010 - Spiritual Unity Segregating ourselves along ethnic and social lines is a common human practice. We're simply more comfortable around "our kind" of people, and we tend to keep our distance f...
- Daily Devotional, August 198/19/2010 - Be Silent Recently a friend said to me, "I used to fear how people perceived me. Then I discovered that Satan's deviousness is something even greater to fear. Later, however, I learned that...
- Daily Devotional, August 188/18/2010 - Compartments I was talking with a friend the other day about how easy it is to live our life compartmentally. For instance, on Sundays we can enter the compartment of going to church and wo...
- Daily Devotional, August 178/17/2010 - Who You Are A confused, middle-aged man flagged down a bus driver in Seattle. He wore expensive clothes and spoke French, German, and English, but he did not know who he was. He remembered ...
- Daily Devotional, August 168/16/2010 - Taking God For Granted My wife and I have been married for 16 years. But, to my own embarrassment, there have been times when I've taken her for granted. I've been so familiar with her pres...
- Daily Devotional, August 138/13/2010 - Uncovered I remember how nervous he was, how fearful. Our friend came in and sat on our couch. He had something to tell us, but he couldn't get the words out. He carried a weight he had hel...
- Daily Devotional, August 128/12/2010 - Coyote Wild I live in a neighborhood where people mow their lawns, plant flowers, and clean up after their dogs. But sometimes at night, we hear eerie noises. I'm not talking about the neig...
- Daily Devotional, August 118/11/2010 - Love Notes Elena Desserich was nearly 6 years old when she was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. As the cancer took its toll, her ability to speak was gradually stolen away. But little ...
- Daily Devotional, August 108/10/2010 - Pure Work I was 16 when I first discovered The Pursuit of God by A. W. Tozer. I reread it recently and my soul was refreshed in a new way. Oh, how I wish I could write like Tozer, with such...
- Daily Devotional, August 098/9/2010 - Beyond Sentimental Slogans There's a billboard company in my area that likes to post nice slogans on its signs when it doesn't have paid clients. "Kyoto, Targets Bring Results" declares one...
- Daily Devotional, August 068/6/2010 - Let's Make A Deal I have a friend who admitted to cheating on her husband. But rather than repent and come clean right away, she grudgingly gave up ground only when it was required. She ini...
- Daily Devotional, August 058/5/2010 - Giving to others Rebekah Rushing, who was a high-level executive assistant at Enron Corporation before it collapsed due to accounting fraud in 2001, demonstrated that ethics is much more th...
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