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Today's Devotion 02 Mar 2018
Look to God
Look to God before you make any decision whether small or big. Seek out His Will and His guidance for all things. Too many times, we get focus on what we want and what we think we deserve and by doing so, you lose focus on what is important, God. You need to look to God and focus on His Will. God will guide you and all you need to do is ask. God is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow so start looking towards your Heavenly Father and let Him guide you and protect you.
“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.” - Hebrews 8:13
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