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Today's Devotion 12 Sept 2017
Rejoice in God always.
Rejoice in God always. No matter what is going on or happening in your life, you can always rejoice in God's awesome love. This one small and simple thing will make you content. Too many people fantasize about future happiness and they can miss out on God's love and blessing. Fantasizing is only a fantasy and you can miss all the love God has shown you. Be in the moment with God and rejoice in His everlasting Love. Bring your moments to God and let Him fill them up with joy.
"But You remain the same, and Your years will never end."
- Psalm 102:27
"Trust in the Lord forever, for the Lord, The Lord, is the Rock eternal." - Isaiah 26:4
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