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Today's Devotion 2 August 2017
Give God Your Time
We run around every day meeting from meeting as we are always on the go go go. This constant movement can distract us from God. Instead, we need to carve out some time for God. So sit and talk with God, praise and worship God or sit quietly with God. God loves His time with His children. He love to bless those who seek him out and spend time with Him. In our action packed lives, we can carve some time with God, in the morning before work, during lunch, at bedtime, or any time. God is here for us and so let us spend some time with God.
"Surely You have granted him eternal blessings and made him glad with joy of Your presence." - Psalm 21:6
"But as for me, I watch in hope for the Lord, I wait for God my savior; my God will hear me." -Micah 7:7
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