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A Pandemic Thanksgiving — Michelle Blan
Have you seen the numbers lately? They are rising. And, quickly. Back in March, we found ourselves really glued to the news, whether it was on the television, our phones, on the satellite radio in the car, etc. We needed to hear what was going on and make sure we were informed. Yes, we were those p
Michelle Blan,
Let Your Heart Be Light
Meet our first guest writer, Macie! About Macie: Macie Moseley is a lover of words, connection and french fries. A member of the social media team at Proverbs 31 Ministries, Macie is passionate about using social media to connect women with one another and with God. While a Tennessee girl at heart, Macie resides in Charlotte, NC with her husband James and her goldendoodle Charley. To connect with Macie, follow her @messagefrommace or visit her website, MacieMose.com Scripture: ⁣ “Don’t let this
Molly Wilcox,
Bible Verse John 14:1 From Scripture
Finding peace in the midst of life's uncertainties. 🌿 John 14:1 reminds us, 'Let not your heart be troubled; you believe in God, believe also in Me.' Embracing the comforting words that guide us through each day.
Anthony Taylor,
Unlimited: God Gives Meaning To Everything | Good News Unlimited
The main reason for unbelief ultimately, is that people only believe what they wish to believe. After all, a small eyelid can shut out the entire sun! Willian Paley, a great favourite of mine, gave this illustration: If you walked in a desert and your foot kicked a stone, you wouldn’t think about it. But if you kicked a watch, you would get down and look at it. And you would marvel at it: the hard case to protect it, the glass so you could see, the proportionate moving of the hands. And when you took the back off and you saw the delicate mechanism and wheels and spring, you would say, “What a wonderful thing!” Then what if, as you hold it in your hands, suddenly another watch springs out? You pick up the second watch and you look at it, and suddenly yet another one comes out.
Eliezer Gonzalez,
In which I learn not to let my heart be troubled, but to trust Jesus | Dreaming Beneath the Spires
Image Credit “Do not let your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid. Trust in God; trust also in me.” John 14:1 This is one of my favourite verses from Scripture. Again and again, when I am stressed, I say it to myself, and, literally, by a mental decision, exchange fear for trust. I […]
Anita Mathias,
Unlimited: God Gives Meaning To Everything | Good News Unlimited
The main reason for unbelief ultimately, is that people only believe what they wish to believe. After all, a small eyelid can shut out the entire sun! Willian Paley, a great favourite of mine, gave this illustration: If you walked in a desert and your foot kicked a stone, you wouldn’t think about it. But if you kicked a watch, you would get down and look at it. And you would marvel at it: the hard case to protect it, the glass so you could see, the proportionate moving of the hands. And when you took the back off and you saw the delicate mechanism and wheels and spring, you would say, “What a wonderful thing!” Then what if, as you hold it in your hands, suddenly another watch springs out? You pick up the second watch and you look at it, and suddenly yet another one comes out.
Eliezer Gonzalez,
Sermon: How do I solve my problems?
John 14 vs. 1 – Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me. How do I solve my financial problems? How do I solve my personal problems? How do I solve my marriage pr…
Babatope Babalobi,
An Evening of Hope, Revisited
We had a great night at Harvest with Steven Curtis Chapman. Steven performed songs from his amazing
Greg Laurie,
It's Time to Pray, Day 22
Worrying isn't trust; it's foolishness. Intercession is trust in action.
Jason Davis,
The Privileged Life: Honoring Mom
“Let not your heart be troubled….I will pray the Father, and He will give you another Helper, that He may abide with you forever.” John 14:1a,16 When I was young growing up in Mis…
Nancy C. Williams,

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