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Tag Archives: Old Testament
Quick Thought – Thursday, April 9, 2026: Friends and Gratitude
Joseph helped a man who promised to remember him — and then promptly forgot him. Gratitude is one of the simplest virtues, yet one of the easiest to neglect. Sometimes others forget what we’ve done, but God never does. Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, Bible, Christian character, cupbearer, faith, faithfulness, friendship, Genesis, God, gratitude, Jesus, Joseph, Lord, Old Testament, prison, Quick Thought, reflection, remembering kindness, service, thankfulness, thanks, thanksgiving, trust, work
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Quick Thought – Wednesday, April 8, 2026: The Joseph Principle
Sometimes God’s wisdom is not dramatic — it is practical. Joseph understood that abundance was not merely for enjoyment, but for preparation. What we do during seasons of plenty may determine how we survive the seasons that follow. Continue reading
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Tagged Christian living, daily devotion, devotion, Egypt, faith, famine, follow, future, Genesis, Joseph, money, obedience, Old Testament, plenty, preparation, prepare, provision, Quick Thought, reflection, save, spiritual discipline, stewardship, store, trusting God, wisdom
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Quick Thought – Tuesday, March 24, 2026: The Price of Disobedience
Abram and Sarai thought they were solving a problem, but impatience with God’s timing brought consequences they never imagined. Genesis reminds us that when we run ahead of God, what looks practical in the moment can create pain that lasts far longer than we expect. Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham, Abram, biblical reflection, consequences, daily devotion, devotion, devotional, disobedience, faith, Genesis, God, Hagar, Ishmael, Issac, obedience, Old Testament, patience, plan, prayer, Quick Thought, rebellion, reflection, Sarah, Sarai, trusting God, Wait, waiting on God
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Quick Thought – Friday, March 20, 2026: The Ark of Hope
The story of Noah’s Ark has always stirred debate, but for believers it remains a powerful picture of hope: that even in judgment, God preserves a future, offers refuge, and reminds us through every storm that He is still present. Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Ark, beauty, bible study, Christian living, creation, devotional, faith, flood, Genesis, God’s Promises, hope, Noah, Noah's Ark, Old Testament, Quick Thought, rainbow, reflection, Scripture Reflection, Trust in God
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