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Tag Archives: shelter
Under the Shadow of the Almighty: Lessons from Psalm 91
There are some passages of Scripture you don’t just read — you live in them. Psalm 91 is one of those. It has strengthened martyrs, missionaries, soldiers, and saints. It has comforted anxious hearts and steadied trembling hands. But if … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, Almighty, Angels, confess trust, criticism, daily dwell, danger, death, disease, God's presence, He is my refuge, His presence, illness, lifestyle, lions, love, Love God, love Him, Most High, my refuge, personal, place of safety, protection, Psalm 91, reject fear, rescue, secret place, serpents, shadow, shelter, stay close, terrors, Trust
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The Way of the Lord: A Stronghold or a Ruin
Proverbs 10:29 — “The way of the Lord is a stronghold to those with integrity, but it destroys the wicked.” This proverb gives us one of Scripture’s sharp contrasts. The same “way of the Lord” produces two very different outcomes, … Continue reading
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Tagged comfort, correction, criticism, darkness, God's ways, hardship, His commands, His light, His promises, His truth, holiness, humble, humility, integrity, justice, light, love, motives, my deliverer, my Rock, our posture, pride, proud, rebellious, refuge, repentance, repentant, ruin, safety, selfish gain, shelter, sin, storms, strength, stronghold, truth, walk freely, way of the Lord, wicked
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From Small Beginnings, Great Kingdom
Jesus often taught about God’s Kingdom using everyday images. One of the simplest—and most powerful—is the mustard seed: “The Kingdom of Heaven is like a mustard seed planted in a field. It is the smallest of all seeds, but it … Continue reading
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Tagged faith, global movement, God's timing, grace, growth, hope, how God works, Kingdom of God, kingdom of heaen, life, mustard seed, obedience, place of healing, prayers, rest, seed, seed grows, seeds, shelter, small beginnings, small seeds, small things, tree, Trust, Your growth
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Nahum: The God Who Judges and Protects
The book of Nahum is one of the lesser-read prophets in the Old Testament, yet it carries a powerful message about the justice, sovereignty, and faithfulness of God. Though it is only three chapters long, Nahum provides a sobering reminder … Continue reading
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Tagged evil, faithfulness of God, God cares, God sees, God will act, God's sovereignty, good, hope, judgement, just, justice, Nahum, Nineveh, not indifferent, patient, prophet, repentance, shelter, source of peace
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Sheltered in the Secret Place – A Devotional on Psalm 91
Some Psalms whisper peace. Others roar with praise. But Psalm 91? It wraps around your soul like a warm, impenetrable shelter in the storm. I come back to it again and again. No matter the season of life—whether I’m facing … Continue reading
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Tagged Almighty, anxious, call, deliverance, fortress, know, long life, love, peace, protect, protection, Psalm 91, refuge, relationship, rescue, secret place, shelter, Trust, truth, weary
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Trusting God for His Supply
“Even strong young lions sometimes go hungry, but those who trust in the Lord will lack no good thing.”— Psalm 34:10 “Seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.”— Jesus … Continue reading
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Tagged clothing, food, God, His kindness, His love, His wisdom, Kingdom of God, lions, needs, peace, peace of mind, plan, prayer, promises, provision, scripture, shelter, sovereignty, Supply, things, Trust
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Finding Rest in the Shelter of the Most High
Life can be exhausting. The demands of work, ministry, family, and the constant pressures of life can leave us feeling drained. We live in a world that glorifies busyness, but deep down, our souls crave rest—not just physical rest, but … Continue reading
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Tagged faithfulness, God, His Word, morning devotions, Most High, peace, prayer, rest, secure, shelter, worries, Worship
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Five Bible Passages to Read When You’re Doubting God
By Andy Rau ~ When you’re experiencing doubt—doubt that God exists, or that He keeps His promises—where in the Bible can you turn for reassurance? A while back, we asked Bible Gateway visitors to share the Bible verses they turn to … Continue reading
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Tagged confident, Jeremiah 29:11-13, prosper, Proverbs 3:5-7, Psalm 27:13-14, Psalm 91, shelter, shun evil, trust in the Lord, wait for the Lord
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