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Tag Archives: faith
Quick Thought – Saturday, June 20, 2026: Behind the Curtain
Magician Jim Munroe spent his life knowing how illusions worked. But when leukemia required a bone marrow transplant, God showed him a living picture of Galatians 2:20: “It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me.” Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Quick Thoughts
Tagged bible study, bone marrow transplant, cancer, Christ in me, faith, grace, illusion, illusionist, leukemia, magic, miracle, salvation, spiritual transformation, transplant
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Happiness Is Not Perfect Weather
Happiness does not wait for perfect circumstances. More often than we admit, happiness grows from what we choose to notice — the clouds or the beauty around us. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Faith, Random
Tagged blessings, choosing joy, contentment, daily life, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2797, faith, gratitude, happiness, mindset, Muppets, Personal Reflection, perspective, Philippians 4
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Quick Thought – Friday, June 19, 2026: Worrying Is Not Control
Worry often feels like control, but it rarely gives us power over anything. Philippians reminds us that peace does not come from carrying every burden ourselves, but from placing our concerns before the Lord and trusting Him with what we cannot control. Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Quick Thoughts
Tagged anxiety, bible study, devotion, faith, fear, God’s Peace, peace, Philippians 4, prayer, trusting God, worry, worship
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Unfinished Is Not Failed: One Way I’ve Grown This Year
I think one way I’ve grown this year is that I’ve become more comfortable with unfinished things. I am learning that delay is not always denial, silence is not always rejection, and unfinished is not the same thing as failed. Continue reading
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Tagged dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2795, encouragement, faith, growth, hope, life lessons, middle of the story, patience, perseverance, personal growth, reflection, trusting God, unfinished, waiting
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Quick Thought – Tuesday, June 16, 2026: Don’t Mess With a Good Recipe
Philippians 4 reminds us that our minds and hearts need the right ingredients. If we keep stirring in resentment, cynicism, impurity and spiritual junk food, we should not be surprised when the result is a mess. Continue reading
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Tagged bible study, chocolate cake, commendable, excellence, faith, garbage, honor, justice, loveliness, mindset, praise, praiseworthy, purity, truth
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Quick Thought – Monday, June 15, 2026: The Human Bridge
Hebrews tells us that Jesus is the perfect and eternal High Priest — the true bridge between God and man. But because we belong to Him, we are also called to become bridge builders, pointing others toward safety in Christ. Continue reading
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Tagged believer, bible study, bridge, bridge builder, disaster, evangelism, faith, High Priest, Melchizedek, Priest, priesthood, priesthood of believers, sacrifice, Zeebrugge
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The Sunday Pour: The Tasting Note You Missed
The whiskey did not necessarily change. My attention did. Sometimes the same is true in life. God’s mercy may be present long before I slow down enough to notice it. Continue reading
Posted in Bourbon, Faith, The Sunday Pour
Tagged 1 Kings 19, Attention, Bourbon, Elijah, Emmaus, encouragement, faith, gratitude, Luke 24, marriage, spiritual reflection, teaching, The Sunday Pour, whiskey
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Quick Thought – Saturday, June 13, 2026: No More Hiding
A hidden truth does not simply stay hidden. It can become a prison. Proverbs reminds us that mercy begins not with concealment, but with confession. Continue reading
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Tagged Bible reflection, Christian reflection, confession, devotional, faith, grace, hidden sin, honesty with God, mercy, Proverbs 28, repentance, spiritual growth
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Quick Thought – Friday, June 12, 2026: Recognizing True Value
Read Matthew 10:26-32 Fear not, therefore; you are of more value than many sparrows. Matthew 10:31 Reflect A story is sometimes told about a young man named Jim who went in search of work one summer and was hired by a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, bible study, Christian, daughter, faith, farmer, God, James Garfield, Jesus, Matthew, potential, President, service, study
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Quick Thought – Thursday, June 11, 2026: Hitting the Ball—Faith, Setbacks and Self-Examination
Mike Schmidt struck out plenty, but his setbacks were not the whole story. In faith, our failures do not define us when Christ is still at work in us. Continue reading
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Tagged baseball, bible study, Christian living, failure, faith, Mike Schmidt, perseverance, Philadelphia, Phillies, self-examination, setback, setbacks, strikeout, success
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