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Tag: Famine

Daily Devotional

July 24th – Philippians 4:11

July 24, 2024 Leave a comment

Philippians 4:11 It’s easy to praise God in the good times when blessings abound, and life feels secure. But the true test of faith lies in whether we can praise Him during the bad times. The Apostle Paul exemplifies this through his journey, having learned to be content in both feast and famine. Paul’s contentment… Continue reading July 24th – Philippians 4:11

Women of the Bible

Ruth – Finding Refuge Under The Wings of God

November 12, 2022 Leave a comment

The famine had taken many lives, and was growing more severe. And with the death of her husband, things for Ruth were going from bad to worse. All of the men in the family had passed, including her own husband, leaving only Ruth, her mother-in-law Naomi, and her sister-in-law, Orpah. There was no way the… Continue reading Ruth – Finding Refuge Under The Wings of God

Daily Devotional

January 28th – Philippians 4:13

January 28, 2021 Leave a comment

Philippians 4:13 Although setting goals and striving to be better are important, even more important is learning to be content. The apostle Paul faced hardship and persecution, good times and bad. Yet through it all the one thing that remained the same was Paul’s contentment. Whether in times or plenty or famine, Paul rested in… Continue reading January 28th – Philippians 4:13

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