Temptation

Temptation is an inevitable part of life, but James clarifies that it does not come from God. Our holy and perfect Father cannot be associated with evil. Temptation arises from within—from our own desires when they are allowed to grow unchecked.

James uses a vivid metaphor to explain the progression of sin. First, desire entices and captures us. Then, when we give in, it conceives sin. Finally, sin matures and brings about death, separating us from God. This reminds us that sin isn’t a sudden event; it begins in the heart and develops when we do not resist it.

Today, there is hope! Through Christ, we have the strength to overcome temptation. By staying close to God through prayer and His Word, we can discern and reject sinful desires before they take root. When we rely on Him, we are not powerless against temptation. Take time today to examine your heart. Ask God to reveal any desires that could lead you astray and ask Him to give you the courage to resist.

“When tempted, no one should say, ‘God is tempting me.’ For God cannot be tempted by evil, nor does he tempt anyone; but each person is tempted when they are dragged away by their own evil desire and enticed. Then, after desire has conceived, it gives birth to sin; and sin, when it is full-grown, gives birth to death.”  (James 1:13-15)

Let’s Pray

Yahweh, I ask for wisdom to recognize and resist temptation. Father I ask for strength to rely on your power when battling sinful desires. Lord I thank you for your grace and forgiveness in my time of weakness. In Christ name, Amen.

    A Citizen Of Heaven

    In todays verses, Paul reminds us of a profound truth: as Christians, our true citizenship is not of this Earth but in Heaven. While we live here temporarily, our identity and allegiance belong to God’s eternal Kingdom. This heavenly citizenship shapes our values, priorities, and hopes.

    We eagerly await the return of Jesus, our Savior, who will bring perfect restoration. Through His divine power, He will transform our “lowly bodies” into ones like His resurrected body – free from sin, pain, and death. This hope gives us strength to persevere through trials, knowing that this life is not the end.

    Today, this perspective should also influence how we live daily. As ambassadors of heaven, our lives should reflect the values of our eternal home: love, holiness, and faithfulness. We are called to live in a way that points others to the hope we have in Christ. Are you living as a citizen of Heaven? Fix your eyes on Jesus, remembering that your ultimate home is with Him. Let this truth inspire you to live with purpose and joy today.

    “But our citizenship is in heaven. And we eagerly await a Savior from there, the Lord Jesus Christ, who, by the power that enables him to bring everything under his control, will transform our lowly bodies so that they will be like his glorious body.”  (Philippians 3:20-21)

    Let’s Pray

    Yahweh, thank you for the promise of eternal life and my heavenly citizenship. Father, I Pray for a heavenly perspective to shape my decisions and attitudes. Lord I ask for boldness to share the hope of Christ with others. In Jesus name, Amen.

      God Will Help You – Don’t Panic

      God’s call to “not fear” is more than comforting advice; it’s a directive, grounded in His unchanging presence. It reminds us that no matter what we face, we are not alone. The Almighty is with us, and His presence assures us of security and peace.

      The Bible tells us of God’s personal support – to strengthen, help, and uphold us. It is incredibly powerful. It’s not a distant, abstract assurance; it’s a commitment from God to be actively involved in our lives. He offers strength when we are weak, help when we are overwhelmed, and support when we feel like we’re falling.

      Today, let’s embrace the depth of God’s commitment to us. Let His words sink deep into our hearts, dispelling fear and replacing it with a profound sense of His strength and nearness. In every challenge, remember that God is there, ready to provide the strength and help we need. His unwavering support is our constant source of strength and reassurance.

      Fear not, for I am with you; Be not dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, Yes, I will help you, I will uphold you with My righteous right hand. (Isaiah 41:10)

      Let’s Pray

      Yahweh, Father, help me not to be afraid, timid, fearful, or worried. Father, I don’t even want to allow a tiny bit of fear to enter the equation. Instead, I want to trust You completely. Please God, empower me to be strong and courageous! Help me not to be afraid and not to panic. Thank You for the promise that You will personally go ahead of me. You will neither fail me, nor abandon me. God help me to be strong in You and Your mighty power. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

      Humility The Heart Of The Christian

      Humility is at the heart of Christian living. In a world that often promotes self-interest and personal success above all, the call in Philippians 2:3-4 challenges us to live differently. Instead of pursuing selfish ambition, Paul urges us to put others first, considering their needs above our own.

      True humility requires a shift in perspective. It’s about recognizing that the people around us – whether family, friends, or strangers – are valuable in God’s eyes. This doesn’t mean neglecting our own needs, but it means that we are to serve others with the same care and attention that we desire for ourselves. When we choose to be humble, we are imitating Christ, who lived a life of perfect humility.

      In practical terms this might look like giving up our preferences for the sake of peace, listening to someone when we’d rather speak, or being generous with our time and resources. By placing others above ourselves, we reflect the heart of Jesus, who gave His life for us.

      How can you live out humility today? Look for opportunities to serve others, showing Christlike love in both small and significant ways.

      “Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves, not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of the others.” (Philippians 2:3-4)

      Let’s Pray

      1. Yahweh, I Pray for a heart of humility to serve others selflessly. Father, I ask for your help to let go of selfish ambition or pride. Lord thank you for being the ultimate example of humility, please help me to be more like you in Christ name, Amen.

      God Gives Good And Perfect Gifts

      In a world full of distractions and temptations, James reminds us to stay focused on the goodness of God. Temptation can deceive us into thinking that sinful desires offer true fulfillment, but every good and perfect gift comes only from God.

      God, the Creator of the heavenly lights, is unchanging and steadfast. Unlike shifting shadows, He remains constant, pouring out blessings and guiding us with His truth. The ultimate expression of His goodness is the new life He gives us through His Word, making us the “firstfruits” of His creation—a special offering set apart for His glory.

      This passage invites us to reflect on God’s unchanging character and His abundant gifts. As we experience His blessings, whether big or small, let us give thanks and live as reflections of His goodness. Remember, the gifts God gives are not just for our benefit but to draw us closer to Him and equip us to serve others.

      “Don’t be deceived, my dear brothers and sisters. Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows. He chose to give us birth through the word of truth, that we might be a kind of firstfruits of all he created.” (James 1:16-18)

      Let’s Pray

      Yahweh, thank you for your unchanging nature and the good gifts you provide. Father, I ask for discernment to recognize and reject the deceptions of temptation. Lord I pray for a heart that honours you and reflects your goodness to others. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

      Rejoice Always

      Paul’s command to “rejoice in the Lord always” is both simple and profound. Notice that the focus of our joy is not on our circumstances but on the Lord Himself. Life’s challenges may ebb and flow, but God’s character, faithfulness, and love remain constant.

      Rejoicing in the Lord is an act of faith. It acknowledges His sovereignty and goodness even when we don’t understand His plans. Paul, writing this letter from prison, exemplifies this truth. His joy wasn’t based on comfort or success but on his relationship with Christ.

      To rejoice always, we must cultivate a heart of gratitude. Reflecting on God’s blessings, His promises, and His presence can shift our perspective from worry to worship. This joy is not mere happiness but a deep, abiding gladness rooted in the assurance of God’s love and salvation.

      Today, is there an area of your life where joy feels out of reach? Ask the Holy Spirit to renew your mind and help you rejoice in the Lord. Start by praising Him for who He is and what He has done for you.

      “Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!” (Philippians 4:4)

      Let’s Pray 

      1. Yahweh I Praise you for your unchanging character and steadfast love. Father, I ask for the Holy Spirit’s help to cultivate joy in every season. Today I Pray for a grateful heart that rejoices in the Lord daily. In Christ name, Amen!

      Turn Your Worries Into Prayers

      Anxiety is a common struggle, but Paul offers a divine solution: turn your worries into prayers. Instead of letting fear control us, we’re invited to bring every concern big or small before God. He cares about every detail of our lives.

      Notice the key to this promise: thanksgiving. Gratitude shifts our focus from problems to the One who holds the solutions. By remembering God’s past faithfulness, we strengthen our trust in His future provision.

      The result? God’s peace. This isn’t a fleeting emotion or mere absence of trouble. It’s a supernatural calm that surpasses human understanding. This peace comes from knowing that God is in control and that He works all things for our good. It serves as a protective guard over our hearts and minds, keeping us secure in Christ. What worries are you carrying today? Lay them before God in prayer. Trust His timing, thank Him for His care, and rest in His peace.

      “Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” (Philippians 4:6-7)

      Let’s Pray 

      Yahweh, thank you for this promise of peace that guards our hearts and minds. Father, I ask for the faith to release all my anxieties into your hands. Lord I pray for a spirit of gratitude that overcomes fear and worry. In Christ name, Amen.

      Divided Loyalties

      In scripture, James uses strong language to call out divided loyalties. When we prioritise worldly values over God, we commit spiritual adultery, betraying the One who has saved us. Friendship with the world means aligning with its selfish, prideful, and sinful ways, which puts us at odds with God.

      Yet, in His grace, God continues to pursue us. He longs for our whole-hearted devotion and offers His grace to draw us back to Him. The key to receiving this grace is humility. When we humble ourselves, acknowledging our dependence on God, He lifts us up and restores us.

      Today’s passage reminds us that our allegiance matters. Choosing God over the fleeting pleasures of the world leads to life, peace, and favor with Him. So examine where your loyalties lie. Are there areas where you’re prioritising the world over God? Humble yourself and draw near to Him, trusting in His grace to transform your heart.

      You adulterous people, don’t you know that friendship with the world means enmity against God? Therefore, anyone who chooses to be a friend of the world becomes an enemy of God. Or do you think Scripture says without reason that He jealously longs for the spirit He has caused to dwell in us? But He gives us more grace. That is why Scripture says: ‘God opposes the proud but shows favor to the humble.’” (James 4:4-6)

      Let’s Pray

      Yahweh, help me to be humble and to turn away from worldly desires. Father, please grant me your grace to remain faithful in my devotion to you. Lord I pray for strength to live in a way that reflects your values, not the world’s. In Christ name, Amen.

      More Than Pretty: The Quiet Strength of a Virtuous Woman

      In a world obsessed with surface-level attraction, flashy lifestyles, and social media validation, finding someone who truly values depth, loyalty, and faith is like discovering a rare gem. Love, after all, isn’t just about chemistry or charm—it’s about character. As men, especially those striving to walk a purposeful, godly path, the traits we look for in a partner go far beyond looks or popularity.

      This blog isn’t a checklist—it’s a compass. A reflection on the kind of woman whose quiet strength, values, and grace make her not just a good catch, but a life partner in every sense of the word.


      1. Faith Comes First

      At the heart of it all, she is a Christian. Not in name only, but in spirit, word, and deed. Her faith isn’t just something she mentions on Saturdays or Sundays—it’s the foundation of her life. She understands that true love is rooted in God’s love, and that any successful relationship must have Christ at the center.


      2. Loyalty Over Likes

      She values her relationship more than her friendships. Not because friends aren’t important, but because she understands the sacredness of a committed union. When she chooses you, she chooses you with clarity, not confusion.


      3. Discretion is Her Protection

      Personal matters stay personal. She doesn’t run to friends with every disagreement, nor does she entertain gossip. She respects the privacy and dignity of the relationship, protecting it from outside noise.


      4. Modesty is Her Beauty

      Even in your absence, she dresses with dignity and respect. She doesn’t feel the need to show off body parts to feel validated. She dresses not for attention, but for her own confidence and to honor the one she loves.


      5. No Flirting, No Games

      Her commitment is clear. She does not flirt with other men or seek outside attention. Her eyes and heart are focused. You never have to second-guess where her loyalty lies.


      6. Grace Under Pressure

      She speaks in a soft tone—even when upset. She knows how to express herself without tearing down. Her strength lies not in volume, but in wisdom. She chooses peace over pettiness.


      7. Class in Every Circumstance

      She is not loud or vulgar. Whether in public or private, she carries herself with quiet elegance. You can take her anywhere, and she will represent herself—and you—with grace.


      8. No Love for the World

      She has no desire for the club scene or worldly entertainment that compromises her values. She doesn’t need loud music, flashing lights, or wild parties to feel alive. Her joy is deeper and more enduring.


      9. No Smoke, No Drink

      She chooses health and clarity over substances. She does not smoke or drink, not because someone told her not to—but because she values her body and mind.


      10. She Cares About Your Health

      Her love is practical. She takes an active role in your well-being—whether that means reminding you to rest, preparing nourishing meals, or supporting you through sickness. She doesn’t just love who you are, she invests in who you’re becoming.


      11. Conversations That Matter

      She can go beyond small talk. From time to time, she enjoys deep, meaningful conversations—about life, faith, purpose, and the things that truly matter. She speaks with substance, not just style.


      12. A Brilliant Mind

      She’s intelligent—more than just book smart. She understands things intuitively, picks up on your unspoken thoughts, and offers insight when you need it most. She’s your intellectual equal and emotional anchor.


      13. Willing to Grow

      She either knows how to cook or is willing to learn—not because it’s expected of her, but because she wants to build a life together that includes care, sharing, and nourishment—physically and emotionally.


      14. No Assumptions

      She does not presume. She doesn’t jump to conclusions or assign blame without understanding. She listens, reflects, and respects.


      15. Trusts Without Fear

      She trusts your judgment, your voice, your decisions—even when she doesn’t fully understand. She’s not defensive when you express your thoughts. She receives correction with grace because she knows it’s coming from love, not control.


      Final Thoughts:

      The kind of woman described here doesn’t show up every day. But she exists. She’s the one who brings peace, not drama. The one who builds, not tears down. The one who values depth over display, faith over feelings, and purpose over popularity.

      If you’ve found her, cherish her. If you’re waiting for her, prepare yourself to be the man worthy of such a woman.

      Because she’s not just a girlfriend or wife—she’s your answered prayer.

      What to Do When Your Spouse Has Poor Judgment at Home but Excels at Work

      If your spouse is highly efficient at work but shows poor judgment or decision-making at home, it can feel confusing and frustrating. Here’s a practical and respectful way to navigate this situation:


      1. Understand the Context Difference

      Work and home environments are fundamentally different. At work, there are clear roles, expectations, deadlines, and accountability. At home, things are more emotionally complex, often without structure. Someone can thrive in a structured, performance-based setting while struggling with the open-ended and emotionally charged nature of home life.


      2. Reflect Before Responding

      Before reacting, take a moment to consider:

      • Is their decision truly poor, or just different from how you’d do it?
      • Are they overwhelmed or avoiding responsibility?
      • Are there certain triggers—like financial pressure or parenting stress—that affect their behavior?

      Reflection can help you respond with clarity instead of frustration.


      3. Communicate Clearly and Calmly

      When you bring it up, avoid criticism or comparisons. Instead, try something like:

      “I really admire how capable you are at work. At home, I sometimes feel like I’m carrying more of the decision-making, or I’m worried about the way some things are handled. I’d love for us to talk about how we can work better as a team.”

      Focus on teamwork and shared goals rather than blame.


      4. Introduce Structure at Home

      If your spouse thrives in structured environments, bring some of that into your household:

      • Use shared calendars or apps for planning
      • Set regular times to review goals or responsibilities
      • Establish clear guidelines for big decisions (like finances or parenting)

      This creates clarity and reduces confusion or avoidance.


      5. Play to Strengths, Balance the Weaknesses

      You don’t have to split everything 50/50. If one of you is better at big-picture planning and the other excels at execution, work with that. If one finds it hard to have difficult conversations, the other can take the lead—but not take over entirely.

      The goal is balanced partnership, not equal skill sets.


      6. Explore Deeper Causes if Patterns Persist

      If your spouse consistently makes poor choices or avoids responsibility, there may be deeper issues at play—like burnout, anxiety, unacknowledged resentment, or even undiagnosed ADHD. In such cases, individual or couples therapy could help uncover root causes and open the door to better communication.


      7. Acknowledge Progress

      When your spouse shows effort or takes a good decision at home, acknowledge it. Just as people perform better at work with feedback, the same applies at home. Recognition encourages continued effort.


      Conclusion

      Someone who excels professionally but struggles personally may not be irresponsible—just operating in an environment that challenges their weaker skills. With empathy, clear communication, and shared structure, you can build a stronger and more supportive partnership.


      Does God Have Common Sense? Here’s What ChatGPT Had to Say

      That’s a deep and fascinating question. Whether God or Jesus is a “logical thinker” depends on how we define logic, and whether we’re asking from a theological, philosophical, or even scientific perspective. Let’s break it down:


      1. From a Theological Perspective:

      God (in Judeo-Christian belief):

      • God is often described as all-knowing (omniscient) and perfect in wisdom, which implies that His thinking is beyond human reasoning but not illogical.
      • In Isaiah 55:8–9, God says:“For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways…”This suggests God’s logic operates on a higher plane, not that it contradicts logic.

      Jesus:

      • In the Gospels, Jesus often demonstrates sharp reasoning and logic—especially in debates with religious leaders.Example:“Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s” (Mark 12:17) — a clever, balanced answer to a political trap.
      • He used parables to teach deeper truths in a logical, progressive way.

      2. From a Philosophical Perspective:

      • Classical theism (thinkers like Aquinas) argues that God is logos (Greek for “word,” “reason,” or “logic”).John 1:1 says:“In the beginning was the Word (Logos), and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.”This strongly connects God—and Jesus as the incarnate Word—with reason and logical order.
      • Philosophers often argue that if God is the creator of a rational universe, then God must Himself be rational and logical, even if His logic transcends ours.

      3. From a Scientific or Rationalist View:

      • Some skeptics argue that certain biblical accounts (e.g., miracles) don’t fit with human logic or natural laws.However, from a theistic viewpoint, miracles aren’t illogical—they’re supra-logical: they don’t violate logic, but transcend natural limits because God isn’t bound by them.

      Summary:

      • Is God/Jesus logical? From nearly all traditional Christian views: yes—perfectly so.
      • Do they always think like humans? No—biblical accounts suggest their logic operates on a much higher level.
      • Can we understand that logic? Sometimes, but not always. Human logic is limited; divine logic isn’t.

      What Are You Thinking

      Our thoughts shape our actions, and our actions define the direction of our lives. In Philippians 4, Paul encourages believers to fill their minds with virtues that reflect God’s character. By focusing on truth, nobility, purity, and excellence, we not only honor God but also cultivate peace and joy in our hearts.

      In today’s world, our minds are constantly bombarded with negativity bad news that stirs fear, entertainment that glorifies sin, and distractions that pull us away from God. Left unchecked, these influences can erode our spiritual growth and rob us of the abundant life Jesus promised.

      To live out the sentiments of Philippians 4, we must actively guard our thoughts. This means prioritizing time in God’s Word, surrounding ourselves with Christ-centered community, and being intentional about the content we consume. When we fix our minds on the things of God, we experience His transforming power, renewing our perspective and aligning our hearts with His.

      Today, take inventory of your thoughts. Are they rooted in God’s truth? If not, ask Him to help you re-center your mind on what is good and pleasing in His sight.

      “Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things.”  (Philippians 4:8)

      Let’s Pray

      Yahweh please renew my mind daily and help me focus on what is true and pure. Father give me discernment to reject thoughts or influences that lead me away from you. Lord, I thank you for the peace that comes from meditating on your excellent and praiseworthy truths. Thanks for caring and loving me. In Christ name, Amen.

        Wisdom In Difficult Times

        Life often leaves us seeking answers how to navigate a difficult decision, endure a trial, or honour God in our choices. James reminds us of a profound truth: God offers wisdom to all who seek it. He is generous and gracious, eager to guide us when we humbly ask.

        But James also gives us a warning. When we approach God, we must do so with faith, trusting in His character and ability to provide. Doubting His goodness or questioning His will can leave us feeling unstable and directionless, like a wave tossed by the sea. Faith anchors us, enabling us to confidently receive God’s wisdom and walk in His ways.

        Today, are you facing uncertainty? Pause and seek God’s wisdom. Trust that He hears you and will guide you in His perfect timing. Approach Him with confidence, knowing that He delights in leading His children with clarity and love.

        “If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you. But when you ask, you must believe and not doubt, because the one who doubts is like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind. That person should not expect to receive anything from the Lord. Such a person is double-minded and unstable in all they do.”  (James 1:5-8)

        Let’s Pray

        Yahweh, give me wisdom to make decisions that honour you in every area of my life. Father, give me steadfast faith that resists doubt and trusts in your promises. Thank for your generosity in offering wisdom to those who seek it with faith. In Christ name, Amen.

        God Approves Of You 

        You were on God’s mind before you were ever on your parents’ mind. He knew everything about you before you entered your mother’s womb. You were created on purpose, for a purpose. He planned the colour of your hair, the colour of your eyes and the colour of your skin. God gave you gifts, talents and abilities to be used for His glory. He took one look at you and said, “approved.” 

        It doesn’t matter who’s approval you didn’t get, know that Almighty God loves you and totally approves of you. There’s nothing you can do now or ever to change that. You may be thinking, “I’ve made so many mistakes, I have sinned wilfully how can God approve of me?” Understand that when God sees you, He separates you from your behaviour. He may not approve of your actions, but He desires to help you grow and make better choices by His grace.  

        Today, receive His unconditional love and acceptance. Allow Him to work in your life. Allow His love to empower and strengthen you, because He has approved and equipped you to live in victory all the days of your life! 

        “Before I formed you in the womb I knew [and] approved of you…” (Jeremiah 1:5) 

        Let’s Pray 

        Yahweh, thank You for unconditionally approving me and empowering me. Father, I open my heart and mind to You and accept Your approval of sinful me. I invite You to have Your way in my life. Please God, remove any negative self thoughts that would hold me back from all You have in store, in Christ’s Name! Amen. 

        To Know Christ

        Paul’s words in todays passage reveal a powerful shift in perspective. All the achievements, status, and successes he once held dear now seem insignificant when compared to the value of knowing Jesus. Paul’s life had been full of accolades, but meeting Christ changed everything. Instead of pursuing personal honor, he found true meaning and purpose in his relationship with Jesus.

        This passage challenges us to assess our own values. Are there things in our lives that we hold above our relationship with Christ? Success, recognition, or even personal comfort can become idols that subtly draw our hearts away from God. Yet, Paul’s words remind us that nothing in this world compares to the treasure of knowing Jesus.

        Today, let’s consider the value we place on our relationship with Christ. In moments of decision or priority, let us choose to seek Him above all else. True gain is found in the One who fills our deepest need and draws us close to Himself.

        “But whatever were gains to me I now consider loss for the sake of Christ. What is more, I consider everything a loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord, for whose sake I have lost all things. I consider them garbage, that I may gain Christ.” (Philippians 3:7-8)

        Let’s Pray

        Yahweh, help me to recognize the surpassing worth of knowing You. Father, give me the courage to release anything that hinders my relationship with You.

        Please teach me to value You above all worldly gains and achievements. In Christ name, Amen.

        Blessings And Multiplication 

        "Enter into His gates with thanksgiving, and into His courts with praise. Be thankful to Him, and bless His name." ?

        In todays verse, God reaffirms His covenant with Isaac, promising to multiply his descendants and bless all nations through his offspring. This promise, initially given to Abraham, is a testament to God’s faithfulness across generations. It highlights God’s unwavering commitment to His people and His plan to bring blessings to the entire world through them.

        This passage encourages us to remember that God’s promises extend beyond our lifetime and impact future generations. It also reminds us of the far-reaching effects of God’s blessings and how He uses His people to fulfill His greater plan.

        Today’s Applications from Genesis 26

        1. Trust in God’s Promises: Have faith that God’s promises are true and that He will fulfill them in His perfect timing.
        2. Think Generationally: Understand that your faith and obedience to God can have a lasting impact on future generations.
        3. Be a Blessing: Seek to be a conduit of God’s blessings to others, knowing that through you, God can bless the world.

        “…will make your descendants as numerous as the stars in the sky and will give them all these lands, and through your offspring all nations on earth will be blessed.” (Genesis 26:4)

        Let’s Pray

        Yahweh, thank You for Your faithfulness and the promises You have made to us. Help us to trust in Your word and believe in Your blessings for our lives and future generations. Use us to bring Your blessings to others, and may we always remember that Your promises extend beyond our lifetime. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

         

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