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Thankfulness Gives Instant Access to God

Cindy Arora November 19, 2024

Do you long for God’s presence, but don’t know how to get there? Thankfulness is the key.

Thankfulness is the door (gate) that gives us access to God’s courtyard. Once we are in the house of God, we commune with God in praise and worship.

The world’s depravity stems from the root of unthankfulness . . .

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In Devotion Tags Psalms, Romans, Luke, Lamentations, 2Timothy, Thanksgiving, Door, Gate, Praise, Worship, Mercy, Faithfulness
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Defeating Your Enemies

Cindy Arora March 12, 2024

Has the enemy stolen from you or held you captive in areas of your life? Then Obadiah is the book for you.

Our God is a just God. He will punish injustices against His covenant people. . . .

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In Devotion Tags Obadiah, Enemy, Stolen, Captive, Injustice, Edom, Judah, Jerusalem, Babylon, Israel, Covenant, Jeremiah, Luke, 1 Corinthians, 1 Samuel, Daniel, Ezra, Holiness, Repentance, Honor
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What is Your Favorite Christmas Tradition?

Cindy Arora December 19, 2023

What is your favorite Christmas tradition? Mine revolves around a nativity set. This particular nativity was the centerpiece . . . .

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In Testimony Tags Luke, Christmas, Nativity, Love of God, Gospel, Baby Jesus, Christmas Tradition
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A Promise-Keeping God by Wendy Thayer

Cindy Arora December 5, 2023

Imagine Mary, a sweet young girl experiencing within her own body the fulfillment of God’s promise to her people. She joyfully praised God with Elizabeth, who was experiencing a miracle pregnancy in her old age. . . .

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In Guest Blogger Tags Luke, Savior, Mary, Elizabeth, Son of God, Promises, Waiting, Mercy
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Jesus, the Christ by Logan Stogner

Cindy Arora November 7, 2023

Water sloshed. Sweat poured. The bread and raisin cakes wore off hours ago, but Jacob was in too deep to quit, now. One-hundred feet above his head, cows mooed and sheep bleated. “Water!” they seemed to cry. Through the pungent air of the well, Jacob sighed.

I wonder what thoughts bubbled up in his mind. Of course, digging was difficult, but did it feel mundane? Ordinary? Dare I say, meaningless? …..

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In Guest Blogger Tags Well, Water, John, Daniel, Micah, Zechariah, Genesis, Deuteronomy, Jeremiah, 1 Samuel, Lamb of God, Root of Jesse, Luke, acts, Jesus
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Ready to Celebrate by Wendy Thayer

Cindy Arora October 3, 2023

Zechariah and Elizabeth were well-loved and esteemed by their community. They were righteous and observant of God’s commands, yet they had grown old and remained childless. Zechariah had no sons to . . .

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In Guest Blogger Tags Hope, Romans, Rejoice, Joy, Zechariah, Elizabeth, John, Luke
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Never Give Up by Stephanie Pavlantos

Cindy Arora August 1, 2023

A knock on his door woke him.

As he got up to answer it, he realized how late it was. “Who could be here at midnight?” he thought. As he opened the door . . .

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In Guest Blogger Tags Luke, Prayer, The Lord's Prayer, Parable, Persistence, Tenacity, Faith, Suffering, Healing
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An Enduring House

Cindy Arora May 9, 2023

King David longed to build a temple for God in Jerusalem. God said that since it was in David’s heart to build Him a house, God would build David a “house.” God was not promising a physical house with walls and a roof. The “house” God promised David was a family lineage that would endure forever (v. 12). . . .

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In Devotion Tags 2 Samuel, Luke, 1 Corinthians, John, Ephesians, Matthew, Jotham, Hezekiah, Josiah, King Solomon, King David, Idolatry, Samuel, Old Testament, Heman, 1 Samuel, 1 Chronicles, Jonathan Edwards, Psalms, Covenant, Enduring House, Messiah, Jesus, Son of David, Jerusalem, Temple
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A Manual for Children's Deliverance

Cindy Arora February 28, 2023

In my research for the children’s books that I am writing, I discovered this treasure that I just had to share with you!

Yes, children can be harassed by demons. The two biblical examples are in Matthew 15 and Luke 9. Our children today are bombarded with more . . .

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In Book Review Tags Deliverance, Matthew, Luke
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Recapture the Wonder of Christmas

Cindy Arora December 20, 2022

Do you stare in wonder at sparkling snowcapped mountains, or the shimmering feathers of a hummingbird suspended in flight? Do you gasp at the shifting colors of the sunset or the delicate fragrance of a perfect rose? Or do you take for granted God’s miraculous wonders? . . .

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In Devotion Tags Matthew, Luke, Snowflakes, Mountains, Hummingbird, Sunset, Rose, Miracles, Wonder, God, Jesus, Human, Creator, Beauty, Glory, Christmas, Christ
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Burning Bush – Baptism of Fire

Cindy Arora August 9, 2022

Moses’ burning bush experience is a foreshadowing of the fire of the Holy Spirit spoken of in Matthew 3:11 and Luke 3:16.

The context in Matthew makes it clear that the fire of the Holy Spirit . . .

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In Bible Study Tags Matthew, Luke, Romans, Exodus, Moses, Jesus, Power, Authority, Renewed Mind, Fire, Baptism of Fire, Burning Bush, Chaff, Holy Spirit
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Enrapturing Our Bridegroom King      

Cindy Arora February 22, 2022

This is our Bridegroom King, Jesus, speaking to us, His Bride. How have we ravished His heart? We have given Him our “Yes.”

In the context of Song of Solomon, the Shulamite bride has finally . . .

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In Devotion Tags Bridegroom, Bride of Christ, King Jesus, Poem, Song of Songs, Luke, Myrrh
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