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Today's Devotion 24 Feb 2018
Be Still
Sometimes we need to be still and let God do what God does best. All we should do is to praise Him for all that He does. There is no limit to His Love so let it fill you as you go about your day. We should glorify God for all that He does and His overwhelming and loving Presence in our lives. He hears all your prayers and sees all your battles and He is with you so who can be against you? So be still and know that God is God and He is watching out for you.
“Be still, and know that I am God! I will be honored by every nation. I will be honored throughout the world.”- Psalm 46:10
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