Inspirations
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2nd Day Prayer
“God is love.” 1 John 4:16 CJB “God is Spirit.” John 4:24 CJB “Pursue Love!” 1 Corinthians 14:1(13:13) CJB Father, just to know You… and to become like You ourselves…
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2nd Day Prayer
“…Oh Lord; in the morning will I direct my prayer unto Thee, and will look up…” “…Then wrought Bez’alel and Oho’liab, and every wisehearted man, in whom the Lord put
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2nd Day Prayer
2nd day “…upon those… living in the shadow of death… light has dawned…” “…in the valley of the shadow of death… Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort me…” “…
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2nd Day
“Where can I go to escape your Spirit? Where can I flee from your Presence?” Psalm 139 CJB A strange choice of words Father: escape… flee. Was David considering his
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2nd Day
“…were heaven’s praises silent in those hours of darkness?” Once long-ago innocent life emerged into darkness… of night and the world, to the accompaniment of angelic song and praise. From
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Father, thank You for this new day and most of all that we have You near throughout. Father… Before the world and its never-ending deluging of problems and evils intrudes
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2nd Day Prayer
“…All the people we saw there were giant!… To ourselves we looked like grasshoppers by comparison… And we looked that way to them too!” It is a new day Father
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2nd Day Prayer
Your business Father is business we want to be employed in. In these days Father, the business at hand is that of furthering Your kingdom here on earth. You offer
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We read in Your Word an instruction, a command. It’s not hard to understand the why in some cases but in others we may wonder. It’s not clear. There must
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Father, we thank You for Your set-apart times. You know us, Father. We are Your children and we love You. But we get distracted. You know this and so You
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Father, Your hand has always been between Israel and her foes. From the day You first chose a person and a line of promise through him, those people have been
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“… the sort of people we are, makes the society we get.” “…we cannot leave out the moral factor and succeed in the long run.” Dr. Donald Coggan, Archbishop of Canterbury,