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Dec 9

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  theaterchurch added a video contribution The Sacred Echo

  God used the repetitive nature of circumstances to get Elijah’s attention and draw his heart back to the heart of God. In the same way, God uses the repetitive nature of our own lives to draw us to Hi... Read more »

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Nov 11

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  daily_devotions added a link contribution Clarity and Purpose

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  Was the Lord suffering from a dose of short-term memory loss... Read more »

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Nov 10

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  daily_devotions added a link contribution Take Me Now

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  I was not afraid of death so if the Lord had have decided to take me home with Him at that very point, I would not have been disappointed. Read more »

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Aug 25

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  fatback65 added a link contribution God Whispered...

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  my take on this great passage... Read more »

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Aug 19

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  charlescameron added a text contribution 1 Kings 14:1-19:21

  14:1-15:8 It makes depressing reading - a lot of bad news from the north (16), a lot of bad news from the south (22). Many people wondered, ‘Will there be peace in my lifetime?’. Sadly, the hostilitie... Read more »

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May 8

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  justindean added a text contribution size matters

  god is huge! But sometimes we can miss him if we are only looking for something big. in this story Elijah found god in a still small voice. So, god is huge, but he is also small, personal, and wants ... Read more »

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Aug 7

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  mhcc added a text contribution Matthew Henry: 1 Kings 19:9-13

  9-13 The question God put, What doest thou here, Elijah? is a reproof. It concerns us often to ask whether we are in our place, and in the way of our duty. Am I where I should be? whither God calls me... Read more »

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