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    Christian Devotional – October 3, 2016

    Read Romans chapter 15 VERSE: Romans 15:13–May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. TRUTH: Hope, true hope, only comes from God. Only through Him can we truly find something to hope in. As we look at our lives, will we understand that only through Jesus can we truly experience joy, peace, and hope. What’s more, our hope isn’t just for ourselves, we are to overflow with hope so that others may be impacted by what they see in us and find themselves turning to the source…

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    Christian Devotional – October 1, 2016

    Read Romans chapter 14 VERSE: Romans 14:12–So then, each of us will give an account of ourselves to God. TRUTH: We will be held accountable for the actions that we have taken and the choices that we have made. If we will remember this more often, that may have an impact on what our choices actually are. We can have a tendency to make the “easy” choice in the moment, forgetting just how much our decisions can affect those people around, and ultimately, the fact that God Himself sees what we do and we will have to give an answer to Him for our reasons. What choices will we make…

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    Christian Devotional – September 30, 2016

    Read Romans chapter 13 VERSE: Romans 13:14–Rather, clothe yourselves with the Lord Jesus Christ, and do not think about how to gratify the desires of the flesh. TRUTH: What are we putting on today? As we get up and get ready to head out into our day, are we making a conscious choice to include Jesus Christ with us as we go? You see, we will do one or the other of these two things listed above. Either we will be clothed in Jesus Christ and allowing Him to make the choices and influence our thoughts and behaviors, or we will be motivated by our fleshly lusts and desires. If…

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    Christian Devotional – September 29, 2016

    Read Romans chapter 12 VERSE: Romans 12:12–Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer. TRUTH: These three commands are very simply stated and very straightforward, yet they can be some of the most difficult things to do. Hope is where we are trusting in something that hasn’t happened yet, but that we are confident will. We are to be joyful in our expectation of what will come. Affliction can be any type of difficulty, trial, persecution, or the like. We are to be patient as we go through and endure these things. Finally, prayer is our conversation with God and we are to be constantly diligent to speak…

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    Christian Devotional – September 28, 2016

    Read Romans chapter 11 VERSE: Romans 11:6–And if by grace, then it cannot be based on works; if it were, grace would no longer be grace. TRUTH: Grace is grace. It cannot be earned or deserved, otherwise, it wouldn’t be grace any longer. Are we busy trying to earn our way to grace, not really realizing that grace can’t be earned. We need to bring ourselves to Jesus and just allow Him to take us as we are. He sees all that we do and all that we are and he still offers us grace if we are willing to just accept it. Will we accept the grace that Jesus…

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    Christian Devotional – September 27, 2016

    Read Romans chapter 10 VERSE: Romans 10:17–Consequently, faith comes from hearing the message, and the message is heard through the word about Christ. TRUTH: Our faith is not blind faith. We must know what we are to have faith in. We know that through hearing the message in the Word of Christ. Our faith is to have roots and to be well grounded in the Word of God. If we are not consistently feeding ourselves more and more of the Word of God, then our Faith with wither and will ultimately fail us when we need it, or our faith will be in the wrong thing and we will be…

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    Christian Devotional – September 26, 2016

    Read Romans chapter 9 VERSE: Romans 9:21–Does not the potter have the right to make out of the same lump of clay some pottery for special purposes and some for common use? TRUTH: Our potter, God the Father, has a purpose and a use for each and every one of us. The thing that we each need to remember, though, is that ultimate decision on who He uses for what is up to Him. He will use each and every one of us for His glory, but how He chooses to do that is up to His decision and our obedience. While we often want to be used for “special”…

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    Christian Devotional – September 24, 2016

    Read Romans chapter 8 VERSE: Romans 8:18–I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that revealed in us. TRUTH: No matter what we are going through and no matter how difficult we are experiencing things, nothing we go through will even begin to compare with the glory that will be revealed in us through Jesus Christ. When we see Him face to face and we are able to understand His purpose for everything, we will have no doubt of the glory that God received as a result of all that we went through. The little minor sufferings that we experience won’t begin to compare. Even…

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    Christian Devotional – September 23, 2016

    Read Romans chapter 7 VERSE: Romans 7:19–For I do not do the good I want to do, but the evil I do not want to do–this I keep on doing. TRUTH: This struggle is so real and so daily for each and every one of us. As believers in Jesus Christ, we want to be obedient and do what He’s asked, but each day, we are tempted to do things that are not obedient to Jesus. Each day we must surrender our own selfish desires or else we will find ourselves tempted to go back to doing the evil that we used to do. Each moment of each day we…

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    Christian Devotional – September 22, 2016

    Read Romans chapter 6 VERSE: Romans 6:11–In the same way, count yourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ Jesus. TRUTH: What do we consider alive in our lives and what is considered dead? Anything that is dead in our lives no longer has any pull over us. It can’t sway or influence our decision. Dead things don’t clamor for our attention or beg to be noticed. If we are to consider ourselves dead to everything that is sin around us. We have a lot of things that will no longer have any pull on us. Is the only thing that attracts us Jesus? Is He the only…