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Pastoral Care started the discussion November 21: Do Not Budge From Your Post in the forum Sparkling Gem Devotional 3 years ago
November 21: Do Not Budge From Your Post
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What are you supposed to do when pleasant times begin to shift? What do you do when dark storm clouds begin to form in skies that just moments before were clear and blue? You do the same thing you were doing before when times were good! You remain at your post, refusing to budge!
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Pastoral Care started the discussion November 20: It Takes Desire To Get to the Top in the forum Sparkling Gem Devotional 3 years ago
November 20: It Takes Desire To Get to the Top
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Each person’s calling is different, and you are uniquely gifted to fill a specific role within the great plan of the Father. However, to truly realize your potential, you must possess a strong inner desire — a desire that refuses to quit at all costs and continually presses forward to reach new heights. This is the desire to be all God has…
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Pastoral Care started the discussion November 18: The Effect of Strife in the forum Sparkling Gem Devotional 3 years ago
November 18: The Effect of Strife
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Make a “no strife” policy for your life, refusing to get into strife on any issue. By being vigilant in this matter, you can protect yourself and your family from ugly situations that would have detrimental and painful results.
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Pastoral Care started the discussion November 19: Allow God To Prepare You in the forum Sparkling Gem Devotional 3 years ago
November 19: Allow God To Prepare You
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I encourage you to allow God to prepare you to do His will. Be flexible and pliable. Allow His Word to dwell richly in your life, and submit yourself to the leaders He has placed over you. You will find that by doing so, God will bring you into the fullness of His will, and you will see your next assignment through to completion!
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Pastoral Care started the discussion November 17: Instant Access in the forum Sparkling Gem Devotional 3 years ago
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The word “access” is the Greek word prosagoge. It is a Greek word that was used to describe individuals who had free entrance, access, or unhindered approach to a king’s court. There was no need for pleading or begging and no waiting in long lines to be recognized. It was an unhindered approach at any time and any moment. This means that…
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