It may go without saying, but one of the easiest ways to learn or memorize something is by listening to music. Not only is that true for you, but it’s especially true for children. In fact, I remember songs from my childhood I wish I didn’t, and quite frankly, I wish I never heard. The […]
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It is nothing new that we are an anxious generation. With so many uncertainties going on around us like the crashing waves of the sea, it is easy to succumb to fear. If we keep our minds focused on God and His word (Isaiah 26:3), however, we can face the uncertainties of life and the
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As we have learned in the previous articles, our time with God is very much like cultivating a beautiful garden. With everything from creating a design, laying a foundation, and building a structure (your plan) to planting (Bible), watering, weeding, tending (prayer), and lots of sunlight (Holy Spirit) you will have everything you need to
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As I said in the previous article, the Bible is one of the most crucial parts of our life because that’s how we get to know God. Along with Bible reading is prayer and they work hand in hand. So, we should pray before we read, asking the Holy Spirit to help us. The Holy
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Now that you’re ready to start planting yourself in God’s word, here’s a quick overview of some of the benefits found in the Bible: The word of God revives the soul, makes the simple wise, rejoices the heart, enlightens the eyes (Psalm 19: 7-8, ESV). The word of God discerns the thoughts and intentions of
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While visiting a beautiful, lush public garden, it’s easy to assume it has always been that way. But a mature garden takes years of tending. Starting with a design, structure and foundation. Planting seeds, seedlings and saplings. As well as faithful watering, weeding, pruning, trimming, and deadheading. Reflecting on these and many other lessons I
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