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Today's Devotion 13 Oct 2017
God is Bigger
God is bigger than our problems, our issues, our worries and our events. Seek and ask for God’s help in all of your daily problems and troubles for God is a God of miracles. Place your problems, your difficulties at His feet. Remember God’s love endures and your battles are God’s battles. We learn that no matter what you are facing, God will take care of you. We only see the natural but God sees the supernatural as well and when He works, you will know it. Let your faith rise and shout your worship and praise to the one true God. The God of love, the God of miracles, the God the impossible. We thank you God for being in our lives at every moment and we want to praise and worship you daily.
“Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.”–Psalm 23:4
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