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The promise of Christ’s love was so rich that it literally brought Paul to his knees in prayer on behalf of the Church. Paul knew what we all needed and what he needed: Christ’s love. There is no limit and no contingencies to the love of Jesus.

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Refocusing on Jesus snaps me back into the reality that He’s not only present with me, He is also within me. It’s not by my own strength, but the power of Christ in me – just what it says in this week’s verse Galatians 2:20.

God calls us to speak His words of life here, there, and anywhere. And He promises, that when we do, He is faithful to work that toward His purposes and to take care of us.
How can you can be more abundant with speaking His promises to others?

He is the God of all comfort

Who would you die for? It’s kind of an odd question and an interesting question to think about. How did Jesus respond to this one?

Holy places are often found in the hard spaces of life. How have you experienced the beauty of God’s presence in the hard spaces of life?

There’s power in being together. You can accomplish things together that you never could apart from one another or opposed to one another. See this reality through the life of the early church in Acts 2.

Have you been in that moment asking “now what?” This week’s scripture found in Micah 6:8 reminds us that when we have a daily relationship with God and seek Him through His Word, His answers and direction are right there waiting for us.