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Lynn Jones: Who is in charge of your life

One of our problems is that our religion can become nothing more than a sideline that does not interfere with the main business of our lives.

It’s part of the daily snapshot of my life, every single day of my life. May you know that special love.

God remembers us all, holding every moment in His hands.

I hope that you have spent some time reading the greatest book in the world—the Bible.

In every “especially when” moment, I trust You, O Lord, my rock and my salvation.

Seeing God at work in small things is a key to being involved in the great things of the kingdom.

Jesus said that we should be as wise as serpents and as harmless as doves. That implies the need for wisdom and tact in bearing witness to Him.

He’s our solid foundation. He is the resurrection and the life.

Now is the time for all of us to rise from the basements of our souls.

Big storms come with clear warnings, but what about the quiet storms—the ones that start small and catch us off guard?