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15 Quotes on being Your Most Courageous Self
June 9, 2021
Perhaps today is the day to make that decision, answer that question or meet that person!
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The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of June 7
June 4, 2021
We aren’t always able to discern God’s voice clearly on our own. Thankfully, God gives us our own “Elis” when we need them.
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The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of May 31
May 28, 2021
We human beings are 7.9 billion strong across the globe, and God loves each of us in equal measure – wholly, personally and unconditionally.
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The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of May 24
May 21, 2021
God is present in even the most ordinary places, and because of that, every place is holy.
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The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of May 17
May 14, 2021
Though the gate and the road to salvation are narrow, grace exponentially widens the way. Read Local Story
 
The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of May 10
May 7, 2021
When we look to the outside world for our value and worth, we are certain to come up thirsty and empty every single time. Read Local Story
 
The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of May 3
April 30, 2021
Actions speak louder than words. Whatever your gifts, think about how you might use them to spread the gospel in your small corner of the world. Read Local Story
 
The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of April 26
April 23, 2021
We can come to God as our very best selves or our very worse selves, and either way, He will embrace us with open arms. Read Local Story