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We love stories – and we are using them to express practical insights and biblical truths from the Bible.
Our episodes are short, devotional-style stories that will provide you with examples of how to live a godly life in this ungodly world.
It is our hope, that through these stories, you will draw closer to God and find peace, joy, guidance, direction and purpose.
Much love, grace and blessings to you!
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Our work on earth is to fulfil a divine purpose
In our workplaces, we have a tremendous opportunity to represent Christ and live for His glory. The Bible tells us that we are the salt of the earth and the light of the world (Matthew 5:13, 14).
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Staying hot in a cold world
Today, we are constantly looking for excuses to indulge in what the world permits. To overcome the spiritual coldness in our world today, we need to remain in tune with God. We need to keep our minds and hearts alive to His guidance and direction – through saturating our hearts with His word and spending time in His presence.
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Stand in victory
Sometimes the devil tries to scare us. But we know he is a joke. Jesus already conquered him on the cross of Calvary. We have been given victory over the devil.
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A new resolution
The quest for personal transformation is a good one but we might need to reflect on how best we can attain it. The Bible encourages us to “… seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you” (Matthew 6:33).
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Let the Burden-Bearer worry about your burdens
Jesus has promised to help us, to give us rest from all our troubles, but we must be willing to allow Him to help us.
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A living conscience
When a conscience is alive, the offender is humble, quick to admit a fault and ask for forgiveness. But when it is dead, there’s no realization of a wrongdoing. The Bible describes it as “having their own conscience seared with a hot iron” (1 Timothy 4:2).
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