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Strength for the journey ahead
Whatever you have done in the past, God is such a compassionate and merciful Father. He is willing not only to forgive our sins but also to forget them as long as we repent from our ways and come to our Heavenly Father. He would open His arms wide to welcome you back. Would you like to come home? He is waiting. Let’s Pray: As you embark on your journey today may the angel of the Lord feed you and…
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Jonah 4:6 shows the tender kindness of God. Even while Jonah was frustrated and pouting, God reached down to make him comfortable. It proves that God’s provision isn’t always based on our perfect attitude, but… Read more: Grateful for the Small Things - What do you want to see?
Jonah 4:5 shows the danger of being a spectator of God’s work rather than a participant in His heart. Jonah had preached the Word, but he hadn’t yet embraced the love behind the Word. This… Read more: What do you want to see? - Choosing Peace Over Anger
Jonah 4:4 is perhaps the most gentle rebuke in all of Scripture. God didn’t strike Jonah with lightning; He asked a question. This reminds us that God is interested in our emotional health. He wants… Read more: Choosing Peace Over Anger - Comfort
A Psalm of Restoration and Indwelling IEnfold me, O Lord, in the warmth of Your embrace;Let the comfort of Your salvation be my morning song.Let the Almighty arise from His holy habitationTo rebuke the shadow… Read more: Comfort - The Renewal of the Mind
Jonah 4:3 shows a prophet who was physically safe but mentally besieged. It reminds us that spiritual victory (the revival of Nineveh) doesn’t always mean an immediate emotional high. This prayer is your Mental Shield.… Read more: The Renewal of the Mind - Love Your Enemies
Jonah 4:1–2 is a mirror for our own souls. It’s easy to be a prophet of mercy until that mercy is extended to someone who has hurt us. This prayer is an Act of Heart… Read more: Love Your Enemies
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