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Tag Archives: bible study
Quick Thought – Sunday, July 5, 2026: Driving Away Anger
Road rage may reveal more about our own hearts than anyone else’s driving. Even our everyday anger needs to be brought to the foot of the cross. Continue reading
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Tagged anger, bible study, Christian living, cross, driver, driving, failure, father, forgiveness, frustration, resurrection, road rage, sacrifice, self-control
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Quick Thought – Friday, July 3, 2026: Fighting the Real Enemy
Rachel Saint and Elisabeth Elliot understood that the people who had caused their grief were not the real enemy. Their response shows what Christlike love can do. Continue reading
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Tagged bible study, Christlike love, darkness, death, Ecuador, Ecuador missionaries, Elisabeth Elliot, forgiveness, Huaorani, Jim Elliot, Mincaye, missionary, missions, sin
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Quick Thought – Thursday, July 2, 2026: He Is No Fool
Jim Elliot understood that following Christ means loosening our grip on temporary things so we can gain what can never be taken away. Continue reading
Quick Thought – Wednesday, July 1, 2026: Lost and Found
God cares about what is lost, whether it seems small to the world or overwhelming to us. Nothing is too minor to bring before Him, and nothing is too large for Him to handle. Continue reading
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Tagged bible study, concern, daily concerns, disciple, God provides, God sees us, God’s care, lost and found, needs, prayer, Priest, sparrows, trust God, wallet
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Quick Thought – Tuesday, June 30, 2026: It Will Be Different With Me
The lie of temptation is that consequences happen to other people. But holiness requires us to heed the warnings before sin shows us how costly it can be. Continue reading
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Tagged bible study, consequences, danger, devotion, devotional reflection, disciple, holiness, Jamie Lynn Spears, Len Bias, raccoon, raccoons, righteousness, sin, temptation, warnings, worship, zoo
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Quick Thought – Saturday, June 27, 2026: Godly Behavior = Standards and Ethics
Ethics do not begin in policy manuals. They begin in the heart, and a heart shaped by God’s Word should produce a life marked by honesty, integrity and love for others. Continue reading
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Tagged bible study, business, Christian ethics, church attendance, disciple, ethics, godly behavior, integrity, morals, obedience, standards, Ten Commandments, values, workplace ethics
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Quick Thought – Friday, June 26, 2026: Sinking Sand vs. Firm Foundation
Jesus said the wise man builds his house on the rock. When our lives are built on anything less than Christ — money, relationships, work, admiration or even family — the foundation can shift beneath us. Only Him provides the firm foundation that will hold. Continue reading
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Tagged bible study, bury pit, collapse, condo, firm foundation, house on the rock, obedience, pier, sand, sinking sand, spiritual foundation, Surfside collapse, trust in Christ
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Quick Thought – Thursday, June 25, 2026: Nothing is Truly Hidden
Nothing is truly hidden from God, but that truth is not meant to drive us into shame. It is meant to draw us toward mercy, grace and freedom. Continue reading
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Tagged bible study, confess, confession, devotion, Fiona, forgiveness, God sees everything, grace, hidden, hidden sin, mercy, ogre, shame, sin
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Quick Thought – Wednesday, June 24, 2026: Stuck Like Glue
Hurtful words can stick to the spirit like super glue. But Christ brings the freedom that loosens what never belonged there in the first place. Continue reading
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Tagged actions, bible study, Christian parenting, depression, freedom in Christ, glue, healing, Holy Spirit, hurt, hurtful words, loneliness, Snoodle, spiritual freedom, Veggietales
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Quick Thought – Tuesday, June 23, 2026: Somebody’s Wallace
It’s not wrong to be grateful when we are spared from tragedy. But Christian love should also teach us to grieve with those who were not. Continue reading