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Psalm 23 (VOICE) The Eternal is my shepherd, He cares for me always.He provides me rest in rich, green fields beside streams of refreshing water.He soothes my fears; He makes me whole again, steering me off worn, hard paths to roads where truth and righteousness echo His name.Even in the unending shadows of death’s darkness, I am not overcome by fear. Because You are with me in those dark moments, near with Your protection and guidance, I am comforted. You spread out a table before me, provisions in the midst of attack from my enemies; You care for all my needs, anointing my head with soothing, fragrant oil, filling my cup again and again with Your grace. Certainly Your faithful protection and loving provision will pursue me where I go, always, everywhere. I will always be with the Eternal, in Your house forever.

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Joanne contemplates the idea of sabbath rest in light of strange times of COVID-19 and encourages us to press pause and enjoy the presence of God.

Mark considers the broader context of Judges 21:25 and challenges our church community to consider who our King truly is.

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Christians! Let’s remember we are Christ’s ambassadors everywhere we go. Let all that we do and say be infused with God’s love.

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Join Scott in marvelling at a prophecy verse, and how we get to be part of God’s redeeming work.

Read: Habakkuk 2:14

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Seek God, and you will find He’s right there with you in any situation.

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Alan shares some thoughts on God’s presence that arose from his journey through the One Year Bible readings in Kings and Acts.

Read: Psalm 139

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If you are feeling tired or low, don’t give up! Lean into God’s goodness and allow Him to bolster you.

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Join Scott in considering James 1:22-25 and what it means for your life today.

Remember: Follow through on what you’re learning and allow God to shape you by His Word!