Tag: accountability
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Promises Made, Promises Kept
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s surprising how many consumers are shocked when companies keep their word. Why? Because broken promises have become so common that trust has become a luxury. Yet, for small businesses, keeping your promises is not just an obligation—it’s an opportunity to stand out, build loyalty, and foster long-term success. Let’s explore…
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Setting and Achieving Spiritual Goals One Bite at a Time
Have you ever looked at your spiritual life and thought, There is so much I need to change. Where do I even begin? It can feel overwhelming, like staring at a massive elephant and wondering how you could ever manage to eat it. The answer, of course, is simple: one bite at a time. This…
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A Devotional on Strength in Obedience: Resisting the Pull of Sin
I know eating pizza will wreak havoc on my body, yet when it’s in front of me, I struggle to say no or just eat one piece. Each time, I promise myself I won’t eat it again as I pop another antacid into my mouth. It’s a frustrating cycle—knowing the pain that follows but choosing…
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The Spiritual Nature of Clogged Arteries
Just as clogged arteries in our bodies can obstruct the flow of blood. Similarly, sin can clog our spiritual life. Let’s explore this parallel, understanding the consequences and discovering how, with intentional practices, we can prevent and unclog the spiritual blockages that hinder our Christian walk. Clogged arteries restrict blood flow, leading to health issues…
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Overcoming the Shadows of the Past
The journey of faith is marked by both victories and struggles. Sometimes, the sins of our past, like dormant embers, threaten to reignite, leading to a phenomenon known as backsliding. In this devotional, we’ll explore what backsliding is, what the Bible says about it, and how, through God’s love and understanding, we can overcome the…
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Balancing Love and Discipline
As many of you know, I love to read books and one thing I love most about reading is learning new words. When I was a child, my mother encouraged us to read and to read often. Whenever I encountered a new word, and I asked my mother what the word meant she would send…