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Lamentations 3 gives one of the most precious paragraphs in the Bible. Here Jeremiah puts aside the pain of great loss and meditates on the glory of God. Wherever you are today, let me encourage you to pause and be encouraged by these truths.

  We should not look at our circumstances to determine God's love. Where do we look? The stedfast character that He shows in His covenant mercy.

  Isaiah gives us the pathway to perfect peace of heart.

  God shares with Timothy how to be ready for the last days all through out the letter of 2 Timothy. Its a good one to read right from beginning to end. But a great little section in chapter three gives a description of end times and the way to be ready for them.

  I'd love to share a few times that Jesus appears in #Genesis . It seems like its about every chapter... Maybe not each chapter but nearly every chapter. This is one of the first ones. Consider in Genesis 3.

  This is a very important question. First of all, it speaks of God's majesty. But it also makes sense of all that we see logically. If everything we know has a cause, then something must have been a first cause... that first Cause is our Creator God. And He has no beginning of days. As the Psalmist says in our short today.

  I love illustrations. The Bible shares with us six things that are never satisfied... One is rain. Another we might add to the list from Scripture is our heart. So how can we be satisfied? Todays Psalm of the day shared that secret to satisfaction.