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Let me share a quick tip to put into place to keep your quiet time with God more efficient, or at least less distracted. A Butterfly Net for Bible Study https:// youtu.be/7k92DcivlDM via @YouTube #BibleStudy #DevotionalTime #QuietTime #LifeHack

At night we are susceptible to many temptations that we might not be exposed to in the day. So we should be armed with specific truths to remember during the night. They are night-time medicine for our soul. Let’s look at one of these in our video today. #Rest #BibleTruths #Devotional

That is a good question. And yet, there are a couple other questions we should ask before that one which will help us determine the answer. Let's consider an illustration from a cornfield, a lunch, and a vine.

"Word of Comfort" Need some positive news today? Find it in God’s message to you: He wants to be with you! Even when others are distancing, God is drawing near. https://youtu.be/jGNA7jRx44M via @YouTube #SocialDistancing #GodisNear #PostiveNews #comfort

Although we have hit a hard patch in our circumstances, that doesn't mean we have to loose our joy. How can you have delight no matter what we encounter in life. Order the book recommendation here: https://www.amazon.com/Pleasantness-R...

Perhaps we can understand their Sunday morning a little better this year. Those devout followers for years were so distraught Friday, Saturday into Sunday morning. Did they sleep, did they eat? They were in terror of being caught and killed as well. They were quiet. They were quarantined. They did not know when they would be out or what was coming next. We feel some of that. But that dark morning was so much more gloomy for them. They feared not just of their life… they feared that what they had been following was not true. And then when it was still dark, a group of ladies went to the tomb. And Jesus appeared to Mary…

On Good Friday, His hour had come. I’ve been refreshed spiritually through reading the Gospel of John this week. Once again, those phrases, “His hour,” jumped off the page. I’m struck by the truths that this one phrase presses into our soul. First, Jesus knew what He came for; He knew why He was to die. And so, He knew what would come when that hour came. This was no surprise; the Lamb of God went willingly to the slaughter and took our place on the tree. His face was set like a rock that would not be turned aside. Second, God the Father, Son and Spirit knew that the hour of suffering was needed in order for the hour of glory to follow. As the hour came, Jesus said, “The hour has come for the Son of Man to be glorified” ( John 17:1 ). So often, the time of tears must come before the time of triumph. I’m reminded of how we are, as a culture, brought into a time of trial this Good Friday, and I’m left to trust Him Who knows all of our hours. I trust the God; He knows what He is doin...