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Advent Day 11: The Blessing of Wrestling with God

It is tempting to seek God’s direction more so than seeking God Himself. We freak out when problems arise…do I hear an “Amen”?

WHAT IS FAITH AND HOW DO I GET IT?

By: sue a allen May 4, 2017May 3, 2017

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I want to live like Jesus. I hope that I willingly surrender in order to seek Him more. I wish I didn’t crave the things of this world. But I have a problem. There is a war going on inside. I cannot figure out how to manipulate God to give me exactly what I want and when…

Jumpstart January with Jesus

By: sue a allen January 6, 2017January 5, 2017

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I realize that Christmas has come and gone, but yet I find myself lingering. As I pack up the decorations and stack them away, I realize my house feels a bit empty. With no stockings all hung by the chimney with care and the nativity scene out of sight, I desire to cling to the memories…

How do we renew our mind?

By: sue a allen November 2, 2016November 1, 2016

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This week has been filled with broken things. A broken windshield. A leaky kitchen faucet. A car that won’t work. It’s obvious…we live in a broken world. Despite our brokenness, God reveals who He is. We can experience the fullness of God. Read more…

Who says “Quiet Time” has to be quiet?

By: sue a allen October 3, 2016October 1, 2016

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I have to admit, I can be pretty set in my ways. Recently, God showed me that I need to be more open minded about my daily quiet time. It doesn’t need to be at a set time, in a certain location, or even look like everyone else’s. My time with God can happen all day long…even in the midst of my chaos.