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Today's Devotion 27 Feb 2018
Keep Your Eyes on God
Keep your eyes on God when the waves of the enemy hit you over and over. Do not let the enemy steal your sight of God. God is there with you and He is reaching out for you. The world will try to divert your attention away from God but do not let it. God knows your situation and your burdens. Keep your focus on God and know that He will deliver you. He will carry your burdens, your troubles and your worries. When you keep your eyes on God, you will experience His goodness. He is there with you.
“Yet I am always with you; you hold me by my right hand.” - Psalm 73:33
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