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Today's Devotion 14 Sept 2017
Worship
Let us worship God by living close to Him for it is God's desire. We need to stay near Him as we walk along our life paths. We need to remember that each day is important as we travel along our life paths. When we walk in God's light and in His presence it will keep us from stumbling. This simple, yet powerful action shows that we trust God and that we worship Him. God wants us to succeed and live enriched lives but we must praise Him and walk close to Him. Worship God daily and not from a place of fear but from a place of love. Our God is a loving God and He love you so dearly. Let us return our love to God and live with Him in eternally.
"Blessed are those who have learned to acclaim You, who walk in the light of Your presence, O Lord." -Psalm 89:15
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