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Habits of Jesus Day 5: Forgiven Much
One of the biggest chains that bind many is debt. And there are many reasons for debt to become an issue. Some reasons are innocent, some from neglect or lack of financial skill and some from lack of discipline. But after it becomes an issue, it often grows exponentially. I have had debt issues before…
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Habits of Jesus Day 4: The Better Thing
We have learned how to pray our Lord’s Prayer and share this with others, but none of this can be effective for us if we don’t approach Him with the right heart (James 5:16) or make sincere arrangements to spend undistracted time with Him. As Jesus and the disciples were traveling on their way, He…
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Habits of Jesus Day 3: Put On Love
Jesus presents love as an enduring habit that we must all wear: love God, love your neighbor as yourself (Matthew 22: 37-39), and love your enemies (Matthew 5:44). This was a habit He wore the whole time He was on earth, so must we. But how? We all want to put on clothes that are…
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Habits of Jesus Day 2: Dawn Patrol
God doesn’t call us to be a light for others without giving us the wherewithal, motivation and soundness of self as a foundation for our own lives. Remembering and noticing and engaging with Him and the works He has prepared for you is always easier when you turn to the newly created dawn and His…
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Habits of Jesus: 21 Days to Easter
Decide to make this Easter a 21 day journey of hungering for God, like Jesus, leading to a focused celebration of what He did on the cross for you. Starting Sunday, March 10. For 21 days leading up to Easter (March 10-30), we will explore the habits of Jesus that kept Him hungering for His…
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Habits of Jesus Day 1: The Lord’s Prayer
The disciples noticed that Jesus prayed when He was alone. They asked Him how they could make this habit of His their own. The Lord’s Prayer. Jesus said, pray this way: “Our Father, who is in heaven, holy be Your name. Your kingdom come. Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.…
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Habits of Jesus: 21 Days to Easter
Decide to make this Easter a 21 day journey of hungering for God, like Jesus, leading to a focused celebration of what He did on the cross for you. Starting Sunday, March 10. For 21 days leading up to Easter (March 10-30), we will explore the habits of Jesus that kept Him hungering for His…
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Habits of Jesus: 21 Days to Easter
Decide to make this Easter a 21 day journey of hungering for God, like Jesus, leading to a focused celebration of what He did on the cross for you. Starting Sunday, March 10. For 21 days leading up to Easter (March 10-30), we will explore the habits of Jesus that kept Him hungering for His…
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New Habits
WHAT’S NEXT ON HAPPY HUNGER? Starting Wednesday, February 14. I will lead us on a journey of pursuing new spiritual habits and changes in our lives! There are a few things I am working on also. So, twice a week (Wednesdays and Fridays), I will post to encourage you to keep on keeping on, give…
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Fast Review
I am so excited that you and I are here together at the end of our 30 Day Fast. Whatever it is that you gave up in order to focus on receiving from Him, I’m sure that you want to go out and eat that or do that immediately! And we have the freedom in…
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MAKING SPACE: NOVEMBER 4 – NOVEMBER 27
Posts every Wednesday and Friday: Reflect on how to use fasting to make more space for God in your life. God made a space in His world for us. Make space in the morning and enjoy intimacy with Him. Make space in your schedule to breathe and be refreshed by Him. Make space in the moment and better reflect God to others. Make space in your conversations with others and learn how to listen like He does. Make space in your commitments so that you can say Yes! to the things He wants you to do.
COMING NEXT! A SEASON OF HARVEST: DECEMBER 2 – DECEMBER 22
Daily posts: Fasting from physical food promotes hungering for more of God. And God hungers for a soul harvest, which is why He sent Jesus as a baby, just like food grows from small seeds. He was nurtured by His parents and by His Father in heaven. “He kept increasing in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man.” (Luke 2:52) He came to spiritually harvest all the seed-planting that we do, because He is the Lord of the Harvest (Luke 10:2). And He responds with magnificent joy to the finding of each lost one who is saved to grow in Him (Matthew 18:13). Explore what it means to plant seeds for His harvest, especially during this season of celebrating the birth of Jesus.
