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Attitude of Acceptance – A 2MefromHim Devotional

Posted by on Aug 7, 2017 | Comments Off on Attitude of Acceptance – A 2MefromHim Devotional

Attitude of Acceptance – A 2MefromHim Devotional

An attitude of acceptance is something I struggle with often. Sometimes life is difficult and unfair. Joseph experienced terrible trials, yet his attitude remained pristine. I learn a new lesson each time I read his story, as well as being reminded that my attitude needs some adjustment. I would love to hear your comments!

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God Remembered Noah: A 2MefromHim Devotional

Posted by on Jul 17, 2017 | 3 comments

God Remembered Noah: A 2MefromHim Devotional

God remembered Noah. We all have those times when we think God has forgotten us. However, later we are able to see how God went before, prepared the way, kept us safe, and brought us out on the other side to begin anew. I would love to hear your comments!

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Legacy of the Past – A 2MefromHim Devotional

Posted by on Jun 5, 2017 | 5 comments

Legacy of the Past – A 2MefromHim Devotional

A legacy of the past, something those who follow after us will either benefit or suffer from. A recent trip to research some family history made me think about what contributions I am making to those who follow me. The choice of what legacy we leave behind is in many ways a result of the choices we make during our lives. 

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A Trickle that Leads to a Flood – A 2MefromHim Devotional

Posted by on May 1, 2017 | 10 comments

A Trickle that Leads to a Flood – A 2MefromHim Devotional

A Trickle that Leads to a Flood. Sometimes those choices we make without a second thought can have real impact down the road. It pays to recognize that the little things in life can be object lessons to help us see larger things in a different light. A seemingly small decision can change a life in a split second.

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Suffering Redeemed – A 2MefromHim Devotional

Posted by on Apr 24, 2017 | 2 comments

Suffering Redeemed – A 2MefromHim Devotional

Suffering is the most trying of human conditions. It changes our understanding of God and of ourselves. However, Christ’s death means our suffering can point us to Him, to His sacrifice, and in doing so, our suffering can be redeemed.

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