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Today's Devotion 18 Feb 2018
Don’t Forget About God
Most people go about their day without even thinking about God. They let the worries of the world consume them. They focus on their home, their job, their vacation, their money, their friends, their deadlines etc. but they never acknowledge God and give Him thanks for the many blessings that He provides. Don’t let the world pull you away from God. Stand firm and praise Him for all the good that He does in your life. Don’t get too focus on your life and problems and forget about God. He is there for you and He is very fond of you. Don’t let the enemy consume you with all the negative things in the world so that you will forget about God. So when the world tries to pull, when the enemy tries to pull, turn to God and shout praises to His Name. Begin to worship Him. Let Him know that you will never abandon Him. Return to God instead of the world. And always remember do not forget about God for He will never forget you even when you do.
"Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever.”~ 1 Chronicles 16:34
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