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Bite of Bread Weekly Reading Plan: Life Through the Spirit

Something wonderful lives in us. It is life and light, goodness, kindness, and mercy. Power lives within us that strengthens our hope when circumstances drain our strength. It intercedes for us when we can find no words. It ushers peace hushing doubt and worry. All we have to do is believe. In Jesus. We’ve just finished studying the Resurrection and …

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Bite of Bread: Who was Jesus? (Preparing for Christmas)

My prayer for us, “Dear Lord, thank you for coming. Thank you for stuffing all your glory into a little baby–a baby boy born to save the world. It’s really beyond our understanding. But I pray that by your grace we will be given deeper insight with each “Bite” this week. Help us understand who your son, Jesus, was and …

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Battles, Bite of Bread, Shield of God, trusting God

Bite of Bread: Bible Verses for days of fighting Battles

        Shields were used in battle. Nobody needed a shield on a peaceful day. I know many people fighting battles right now. Some of the fights are just starting. Some have lasted way too long. If you’re not in the midst of a struggle, I hope you will still write down these verses in preparation for anything …

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Bite of Bread: Feeding Your Mind Good Stuff for a Healthier You

  You know what they say. “You are what you eat.” If that is true, I’m afraid I would be a Mcdouble-cheese enchilada as I write this post. That was lunch and dinner. I usually don’t eat that badly, but I do have my days. Last night I roasted some butternut squash to offset the pizza I picked up for …

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Bite of Bread: Preparing our Hearts for Christmas and Key Word Bible Giveaway

   [Don’t miss the details at the end of the post on how to enter to win a Key Word Bible!] But first…. The turkey is almost gone and there is only one more slice of pumpkin pie. My Christmas wreaths are hung on the doors and a few lights twinkle on the bushes in the yard, but the inside …

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