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Today's Devotion 6 Oct 2017
Be Willing to Follow
You must be willing to follow God wherever He leads. Follow Him wholeheartedly even though you don’t know the path will lead you nor what is ahead, but God knows and that is enough. His blessings are right out around the corner and when we follow God we must follow by faith and not by sight. Do not let the world guide instead it is time to follow Jesus, our Lord and Savior. The world tries to take your eyes off of God, stand fast and pray for God is the only way. Give yourself fully to His Glory and experience the joyous reality of His Presence. Let His Light continue to shine within you as walk among the world. Let His Light interact with those around you. Be open to where God will take you. All you have to is follow.
“We live by faith, not by sight.” – 2 Corinthians 5:7
“Splendor and majesty are before Him; strength and joy in His dwelling place.” – 1 Chronicles 16:27
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