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Today's Devotion 09 Mar 2018
Open Your Heart
Open your hands and heart to receive today as the precious gift God intend it to be. God begins each day with a sunrise that announces His glorious presence and ends each day with a sunset to remind you that God is there for you especially when it is dark. God has prepared the day for you even before you begin to rise from bed. Open your heart and begin to give praises and thanks to God as you rise. Open your heart to continue to give Him praise and thanks throughout the day. Be prepared to receive His blessings for all blessing flow from God. So open your heart and to all that God is doing in your life and when you do, you can open up your hands for the blessings that God will give.
“This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.”- Psalm 118:24
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