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Faith, Legacy and Duck Calls | The Chat with Priscilla (Part Two) - YouTube: You probably know the Robertson family from A&E’s hit reality show, Duck Dynasty. From crazy long beards to crazy Uncle Si moments, America fell in love with...

The Chat with Priscilla (November-25-2020) Faith, Legacy and Duck Calls (Part Two): The Chat with Priscilla (November-25-2020) Faith, Legacy and Duck Calls  (Part Two). You probably know the Robertson family from A&E’s hit reality show, Duck Dynasty. From crazy long beards to crazy Uncle Si moments, America fell in love with the family from West Monroe, LA. For 11 seasons, America watched the Robertson family have a lot of fun while running their duck hunting business, Duck Commander, as well as live out their faith. They even closed each episode with a family prayer around the dinner table. Now that the show is off the air, the Robertsons continue to live their lives for the glory of the Lord.

Joseph Prince Ministries : Be encouraged by daily inspirational readings from Joseph Prince on God's amazing grace. Oh, that men would give thanks to the Lᴏʀᴅ for His goodness, and for His wonderful works to the children of men! For He satisfies the longing soul, and fills the hungry soul with goodness. —Psalm 107:8–9 Dear ruben dario, As we celebrate Thanksgiving today, Wendy and I are thinking of you and thanking the Lord for your friendship and support, and for His goodness upon your life. I believe our Lord Jesus loves it that we’re taking time to thank and celebrate Him for His goodness, even as we’re surrounded by challenging situations. In such times when we can’t move about as freely as we’d like, when we’re spending more time at home, I believe the Holy Spirit is inviting us to take stock of all the good He has done in our lives and to thank Him for His grace. Why? Because thanksgiving and receiving go hand-in-hand. Beloved, we’re praying that as you give thanks to the Lor...

Charles Stanley (November-26-2020) Daily Devotion: The Benefits of Gratitude: Charles Stanley (November-26-2020) Daily Devotion: The Benefits of Gratitude  Psalm 105:1-5 - 1 Oh give thanks to the LORD, call upon His name; Make known His deeds among the peoples. 2 Sing to Him, sing praises to Him; Speak of all His wonders. 3 Glory in His holy name; Let the heart of those who seek the LORD be glad. 4 Seek the LORD and His strength; Seek His face continually. 5 Remember His wonders which He has done, His marvels and the judgments uttered by His mouth, Thanking God glorifies and magnifies Him, but did you know doing so also benefits us? The Lord doesn’t need our gratitude, but as we give thanks, we become less selfish and more confident in God’s character. Expressing gratefulness … Refocuses our attention. Life is filled with distractions that can make it harder to notice all God has done for us. Instead of living with the weight of the world on our sho...

Hostile Decrees Were Cancelled in the Cross | Thankful for Salvation #Encouragement #Devotional - YouTube: Hostile Decrees Were Cancelled in the Cross | Thankful for Salvation #Encouragement #Devotional

Joseph Prince - Redemption Truths That Bless Your Relationships - 27 Nov 16 - YouTube : Discover in God’s beautiful redemptive plan for man powerful keys that will transform your relationships! In this practical message, Joseph Prince reveals th... Joseph Prince (November-26-2020 Daily Devotion: CREATION CAN’T BUT REDEMPTION CAN! John 9:7 - And He said to him, “Go, wash in the pool of Siloam” (which is translated, Sent). So he went and washed, and came back seeing. When Adam sinned and fell, everything about creation fell. Yet, people today are still putting their trust in creation. For example, they try to become healthy by eating what is called the “Eden diet”—vegetables and no meat. They are acting as if creation did not fall. They also forget that there are people who eat well and exercise regularly, and still drop dead in the prime of their lives! Thank God that what creation cannot do, redemption can and did. Jesus demonstrated this when He spat on the ground, made ...

The Power of Our Tears - Holy Land Moments devotions | IFCJ: The Power of Our Tears Credit:Olivier Fitoussi Leah had weak eyes, but Rachel had a lovely figure and was beautiful. — Genesis 29:17 Each week in synagogue, Jews read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. The Torah portion for this week is Vayetze, which means “and he left,” from Genesis 28:10–32:3. Most of us were taught from a young age that crying is a sign of weakness. We might have been told to be strong and to hold back our tears. But as I learned from my father and other people that I admire, the ability to shed tears is a sign of strength. When we cry before God over what truly matters, the power of our tears can change anything. In this week’s Torah portion, we read about the matriarchs Rachel and Leah. Scripture tells us that, “Leah had weak eyes, but Rachel… was beautiful.” The Jewish sages explained that Leah’s eyes were weak from crying because she knew prophetically that her cousin Esau was destine...