Your Open Word e-Devotional for July 20th,
Published: Tue, 07/20/21
PQ? Hi "My brethren, count it all joy when you fall into various trials, knowing that the testing of your faith produces patience." James 1:2-3 How is…
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Your Open Word e-Devotional for July 19th,
Published: Mon, 07/19/21
Hello, The following story from Pastor Phillip Griffin is too good not to share. I hope it touches you as deeply as it touched me. During the early…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for July 18th,
Published: Sun, 07/18/21
Hello, The Chicago Tribune ran a story about a health club that has a unique niche: they reach out to people who normally don't feel comfortable…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for July 17th,
Published: Sat, 07/17/21
Hello, "But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control. Against such there…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for July 16th,
Published: Fri, 07/16/21
Hello, Humans often like to take credit for spiritual things, and there have been times in history when people thought that God was getting a pretty…
our Open Word e-Devotional for July 15th,
Published: Thu, 07/15/21
Hello, Have you ever had a day when you didn't feel like praising God; a morning when it took all that you had just to get out of bed? It's a very…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for July 14th,
Published: Wed, 07/14/21
Hello, In his book Imagine, Jonah Lehrer writes about the advantages that come with having a childlike attitude: Take this clever e periment, led by…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for July 13th,
Published: Tue, 07/13/21
Hello, In his book Over the Edge: Death in the Grand Canyon, Michael P. Ghiglieri chronicles the nearly 700 deaths that have occurred in the Grand…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for July 12th,
Published: Mon, 07/12/21
Hello, "Today is the tomorrow that you worried about yesterday." Unknown That little sentence was un a plaque that hung on my grandma Temple's kitchen…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for July 11th,
Published: Sun, 07/11/21
Hello, In late May 2010, when the Tropical Storm Agatha had finally finished its course, a 330-foot-deep sinkhole opened in downtown Guatemala City.