Even when he was king of one of the greatest kingdoms of the world, living in a palace, ruling a nation who loved him, David recognized his poverty.
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Even when he was king of one of the greatest kingdoms of the world, living in a palace, ruling a nation who loved him, David recognized his poverty.
Leave a CommentAs the light gets brighter, our dark places, the spots that don’t reflect the Son, grow more obvious.
Leave a CommentSometimes I think I’ve become too familiar with David’s favorite Psalm. So I check out other translations from time to time, and today I came upon the NLT.
Leave a CommentSome feel guilty when their prayers turn to lament, yet God used David’s dark prayers as a message of prophecy. How can they be wrong?
Leave a Commentif you struggle in your marriage relationship or your children seem disrespectful to you, your spouse, their teachers, or others, then read this book
Leave a CommentBrutalized – the first book in the White Slavery Series by JR Thompson
Leave a CommentHaving the comforts of the twenty-first century and the love of a good family make it easy to say we trust God completely without being fully committed.
Leave a CommentThe Almighty doesn’t play hide and seek, but He understands that the enemy uses smoke screens and barricades. So when we feel like we’re running in a maze to find Him, He’s okay with us telling Him our feelings.
Leave a CommentBy helping my children and grandchildren understand the wonderful acts of God, I hope I’ve helped them develop hearts that seek God.
Leave a CommentDuring those seasons when I’ve succumbed to the pressures of the calendar, I find myself feeling depressed. I begin to doubt everything. I wonder why I write, and I second-guess my purpose.
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