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How to be a part of God’s miracles: A video devotional

How to be a part of God’s miracles: A video devotional

  “He performs wonder that cannot be fathomed, miracles that cannot be counted.” – Job 5:9 (NIV) When we take a step back and look at everything going on in the world, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by how many needs there are. Ukraine and Russia have been at war...
Help someone in need … no roof disassembly required

Help someone in need … no roof disassembly required

My family and I took a vacation to Hawaii several summers ago. While I expected the lush scenery and crystal-clear waters, the large homeless community threw me for a loop. On a tropical island full of tourists, no one really paid them any attention. There were too...
Christ fed 5,000. Will you help feed one?

Christ fed 5,000. Will you help feed one?

“I don’t know how I’m going to feed my kids right now.” That’s what one Kansas woman admitted after recently losing her job. She’d worked at the same hotel for years but was suddenly let go due to the coronavirus outbreak. Worldwide, people are now out of work due to...
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