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Ever find yourself wondering if Jesus sees everything? Well, today we're exploring Revelation chapter 30 together. We're unpacking those letters John wrote to the churches. It's a real eye-opener, reminding us that Jesus is always with us, seeing it all, but not in a "gotcha" kind of way. Join me as we explore what it means to live knowing Jesus is watching, not to catch us slipping, but because He's deeply interested in us.
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Ever felt like your best years are behind you? Day 29 brings us to John, seemingly stuck in prison, until Jesus shows up with a new mission. Just like Clint Eastwood found his greatest success in his later years, John discovers there's more to come. What if God isn't finished with you yet? Today, let's embrace His purpose for us.
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Ever felt unsure about the book of Revelation? In today’s devotional, we will explore into its mysteries. Revelation starts with John's vivid encounter with Jesus on the prison island of Patmos. Despite the chaos and suffering around him, Jesus appears in glory, reminding John that he is never alone. Even when we can't see Him, Jesus is near, in our daily moments and struggles. So, consider this: What if Jesus is closer than you think, even in the mundane? Let's embrace His presence today.
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In today's reflection on 3 John 1:4, John expresses his joy in seeing others follow Jesus. It's a sentiment shared by many parents, grandparents, and pastors. John's journey from a close-knit family to a diverse group of disciples taught him the value of unity in Christ. Despite differences, he recognizes the importance of relationships rooted in Jesus. So, consider: Are you using your personality as an excuse to avoid relationships? Instead of focusing on differences, let's embrace the value in learning from one another.
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Ever thought about what guarantees God offers?  In today's chapter, we dive into the concept of guarantees. What assurances can we have from God? Hopefully better than failed products like Olestra or New Coke. As we ponder our requests to God, we may wonder if there's anything He always says yes to. In 2 John, John shares three things we can count on: grace, mercy, and peace—gifts from Jesus through our Heavenly Father because of the cross. Grace gives us what we don't deserve, mercy gives us relief from what we do deserve, and peace surpasses understanding. Take a moment to reflect on the grace, mercy, and peace you've received from Jesus.
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I wonder how many of us have prayed and then thought, "I must not be doing it right." Or maybe you've prayed and didn't get what you wanted, wondering if there was sin or a lack of manners in your request. In my book "After Amen," I explore what comes after we hang up the phone with God. Is there something we can do to determine His response? While there are steps to take after prayer, the biggest lesson is that God always answers, though not always with a yes. Sometimes it's "yes," sometimes "yes, but more," sometimes "not now," and sometimes "no, because I love you too much." Have you ever considered the specificity of your prayers? Maybe it's time to focus and ask for something specific. Try it out and see what God does.
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