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Quick Thought – Monday, September 21, 2026: Don’t Leave Room for Sin—How Resentment Grows
Sin usually does not begin with a dramatic collapse. It begins with resentment, envy, disappointment, or anger we decide to excuse. Continue reading
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Tagged American, Benedict Arnold, bitterness, Christian living, contentment, forgiveness, grace, resentment, revolution, sin
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Quick Thought – Thursday, September 17, 2026: What’s Stunting Your Spiritual Growth?
Poor nourishment can stunt physical growth. Our spiritual lives can become stunted, too, when we neglect prayer, Scripture, and the forgiveness God has already given us. Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, bible study, development, devotion, food, forgiveness, growth, height, North Korea, nourishment, prayer, Quick Thought, sin, size, South Korea, worship
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Quick Thought – Wednesday, September 16, 2026: Shun the Black Sheep? Mercy, Forgiveness and Family
Families can fracture over anger, disagreement and old wounds. Jesus never confused mercy with approval, but He also refused to treat people as disposable. Continue reading
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Tagged family, family conflict, family relationships, forgiveness, grace, healthy boundaries, love, mercy, ostracize, prodigal son, reconciliation, sin, unforgiving servant
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Quick Thought – Friday, September 11, 2026: Safety in the Midst of Attack—Finding Refuge in God
The world is not always safe, and tragedy can make everything feel as though it is unraveling. Psalm 46 reminds us that even when the ground beneath us seems to give way, our refuge has not moved. Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, Bible, bible study, comfort, devotion, faith, God, Jesus, prayer, Quick Thought, reflection, refuge, September 11, sin, sinful, sinfulness, study, terror, terrorism, World Trade Center, worship
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Quick Thought – Tuesday, September 8, 2026: To Pardon is Divine—What Jesus Teaches About Forgiveness
Forgiveness does not mean pretending that the hurt was small or that trust must instantly return. Jesus calls us to forgive because we ourselves live by the mercy of God. Continue reading
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Tagged bible study, debt, devotion, forgiveness, Gerald Ford, letting go, mercy, pardon, Richard Nixon, sin, trespass, Watergate, worship
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Quick Thought – Saturday, September 5, 2026: A Parent’s Ransom—The Price Christ Paid for Us
What would you give to ransom someone you love? Jesus gave Himself for us. A reflection on the staggering cost of redemption and the life that should follow. Continue reading
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Tagged abduct, Bible, bible study, child, devotion, father, grace, gratitude, kidnap, money, Quick Thought, ransom, rejection, sin, thankful, thanks, worship
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Quick Thought – Monday, August 24, 2026: A Father’s Gift—From Death to Eternal Life
Watching a child suffer can leave a parent feeling completely powerless. But God was not powerless before sin and death. The Father gave His Son, and through Christ He offers us the free gift of eternal life. Continue reading
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Tagged Christian parenting, eternal life, father, fatherhood, gift of God, grace, hospital, sacrifice, salvation, sickness, sin, suffering, the cross
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Quick Thought – Sunday, August 9, 2026: Do What’s Right
Doing what’s right isn’t only about our own choices. Romans 14 reminds us to consider how our actions may influence someone else to go against what they believe is right. Continue reading
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Tagged candy, Christian freedom, conscience, disobedience, doing what is right, idol, influence, obedience, sin, stealing, stumbling block, temptation, theft
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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 – 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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