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Today's Devotion 10 Feb 2018
Open Heart
Come to God with an open heart and empty hands and be ready to receive the abundant blessings He has in store for you. He knows the depth of your needs. He understands that your path has been difficult, which has drained your strength. Come to God to be refreshed and for nurture. Let Him fill you up with His Presence so that you can continue on your life path. God is there with you so receive His strength and His blessings as you do His Will. God wants to shower you with blessings, but you must do these things: Seek His Face, come with open hearts, and be willing to do His will and not your own. When you do, you will see God work miracles in you life. Say to God, “I will do Your Will always.”
“But those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.”- Isaiah 40:31 NIV
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