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Vote on Your Knees (Tuesday)
Today, consider your voting booth a sanctuary. Start by thanking God for the opportunity and mental capacity to vote. Ask God to bless the candidates listed on the ballot–those you like and those you don’t; pray … Continue reading
Vote on Your Knees
The Bible, I grant you, doesn’t specifically address voting. What do I do? I vote my conscience I vote for people who share my values I vote for the candidates who will make life better for me … Continue reading
Hallowed Eve, Holy Night (Thursday)
You find the time to shop for candy to give neighborhood children who come to your door on Halloween. How about a year-round gift that is better than candy? Find the time to pray for all the children you know: (from Ephesians … Continue reading
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Holy Night (Wednesday)
All Saints Day–a solemn day of devotion to the departed faithful. All Hallows Eve, the night before All Saints Day. Let’s make it a holy time of prayer, devoted to the not-yet-departed faithful: Ephesians 6:18 (NASB) With all prayer … Continue reading
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Holy Night (Tuesday)
I read that some ancient cultures considered harvest time the end of their year. Thus the new year marked the start of a season of cold and dark. I wonder how they acknowledged their new year’s eve. Was it more … Continue reading
Holy Night
It’s almost Halloween. The decorations are up, the candy is ready. Be very afraid! Give me something good to eat Count me out The origins of Halloween are uncertain. It is likely rooted in the Celtic festival of … Continue reading
Virus? (Thursday)
Viral people (especially among believers) get on my nerves–the people who live under a black cloud and drag others into their darkness. Me: Here we go again, God. I’m so tired of the negativity and the drama. … Continue reading
Virus? (Wednesday)
Wisdom out of Russian Orthodox tradition: “A man who is wrathful with us is a sick man; we must apply a plaster to his heart – love; we must treat him kindly, speak to him gently, lovingly. And if … Continue reading