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Stage 2: Anger
In this series, we have been discussing the “ 5 stages of grief” and today we are going to be discussing the second stage of grief which is an emotion that you experienced called “Anger”.
Anger is an emotion that rises up in the heart of someone who has lost a loved one, grieving relationship, a partnership, or a time in their…
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Becca started the discussion Oath of Thanks in the forum Prayer Room 5 years ago
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Lord! 2020 has been a year of uncertainties, yes! it hasn’t been easy making adjustments to new beginnings, and new normals;
however Lord your faithfulness, mercy, and grace have never one day ceased to be sufficient for us I just want to thank you for all that you have done in our lives even in this dark times that the world is facing times…
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Becca replied to the discussion November 25: Why Did Jesus Promise a White Stone? in the forum Sparkling Gem Devotional 5 years ago
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Yes!!! That’s true accuracy & articulating the mandate is important
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Pastoral Care started the discussion November 26: A Command That Will Require Your Strictest Obedience in the forum Sparkling Gem Devotional 5 years ago
November 26: A Command That Will Require Your Strictest Obedience
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If you have been through a war with a fellow believer, a nearby church, another pastor, or so on, God’s Word in Romans 14:19 commands you to lay down your weapons and do the things that make for peace, restoration, and edification.
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Philip replied to the discussion November 25: Why Did Jesus Promise a White Stone? in the forum Sparkling Gem Devotional 5 years ago
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This gets me thinking 🤔
To complete a mandate you have to know what exactly it is the Lord would have you do. My prayer is for more insight to my assignment as I seek the Lord in prayer and fellowship.
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