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Word of Hope, Voice of Love
It was with Words, holy Words, that the Lord created the world (Gen 1). And it was by His voice that the Lord called Moses to bring His people out of Egypt and toward the promise land (Ex 3). It was the Word of the Lord that the prophets of the Old Testament shared with…
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Dreaming with Family
One of the greatest sources of joy for me has been my family. They are loving and kind; I know they always have my best interest at heart. Regardless of the situation or circumstance, I know they will love me and act with my best interest at heart. And yet, as wonderful as my family…
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Seasons of Acceleration
The author of Ecclesiastes wrote about how there is a time for everything: mourning and rejoicing, planting and harvesting (Eccl 3:1-8). This passage reveals and affirms that while life is a continuous journey, it is comprised of distinct seasons. Just as there are celebratory and dessert seasons, there are also seasons of plenty and acceleration.…
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Calling Forth Clouds
Elijah is crouched atop Mt. Carmel. His posture depicts in the physical what is going on in the spiritual: he is contending with intense determination, focus, and hope in the Heavenly Courts. He is interceding that the rain would come and end the three year drought (1 Kings 18:41-45). This particular passage is often used…
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A Love that Breathes
The Word begins with one of the most breathtaking narratives there is: the creation of the universe, the world, mankind. Lovely flowers, grand mountains, stunning oceans were spoken into existence by the Alpha and Omega. This narrative, so simple and concise holds a brilliant phrase, The the Lord God formed the man from the dust…
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Then Sings My Soul
That sense of nearness to the Lord, of being surrounded by His Presence, is the most fulfilling and freeing experiences that our hearts can have. We were made to worship. Indeed, it is in a posture of worship that our hearts were created to do everything: sing, dance, work, and rest. We are intended to…
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