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Our prayers should not be an attempt to move God’s hand in accordance with our will. They should instead be aimed at keeping our hearts aligned in accordance with His will.

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The “lesser of evils” doesn’t qualify as “good” by default.

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Not knowing how to pray isn’t an occasion to tune into current events (i.e. what is seen – 2Cor.4:18), it’s a time to get in tune with the Spirit of God (Rom.8:26).  Only He has the words of life (John 6:68).

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As a child I was always taught that “two wrongs don’t make a right,” but I sense that as a culture we’ve moved on from that idea. Currently, you being “wrong” is justification for all manner of disrespect, slander, and maybe even annihilation.

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In the midst of a stormy season, it’s easy to be consumed by visions of devastation, but those who are given the gift of a morning after must learn to embrace the opportunity of a new beginning

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“Keeping the peace” presumes that a state of peace already exists. Too often, the term “peacekeeping” is applied as an excuse for not confronting a toxic situation that needs to be dealt with. “Peacemaking” often entails such a confrontation.

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In picking a partner for beach volleyball it’s undoubtedly preferable to choose ability, strength, endurance, perseverance… over how one might look in a bathing suit.  I would also suggest this strategy when looking for a life partner.

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The Pharisees spoke of righteousness, and generally viewed themselves as guardians of what was righteous, while Jesus lived righteously before His Father and amongst men.  One of those approaches pleased God (Matt.3:17), while the other angered Him (Matt.23). We need to take an honest look at ourselves to see whose footsteps we’re following in.

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The goal isn’t to become the best version of our “self” that we can be. It’s to lose our “self” so that He might be revealed to the world around us (Rom.8:29).

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The answer that I’ve most often received during times of prayer is “Trust Me”

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