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The Scoreboard Is Closed
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Ephesians 1:3-8 · 1 minRead this page →Or take home Fully Family ↗A little truth. A little sass. A place to begin.
Find a devotion for the life you’re actually living. Each card opens a Bible passage, an honest reflection, and one small response to try. Pick the feeling that sounds familiar and turn it over.
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A page for this feeling
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Ephesians 1:3-8 · 1 minRead this page →Or take home Fully Family ↗A page for this feeling
My history gets a place, not the whole name tag.
Isaiah 43:1-7 · 1 minRead this page →Or take home Before the First Mountain ↗A page for this feeling
A vivid thought still needs facts.
Philippians 4:4-9 · 1 minRead this page →Or take home He Sings Over You ↗A page for this feeling
Mercy changes what we do with the stones.
John 8:1-11 · 1 minRead this page →Or take home The Father Who Runs ↗A page for this feeling
A small step can leave the winepress.
Judges 6:11-16 · 1 minRead this page →Or take home Heir, Not Hired ↗A page for this feeling
A place at the table is a place to sit.
2 Samuel 9:1-13 · 1 minRead this page →Or take home The Table Talks Guide ↗A page for this feeling
Availability is not the whole of love.
Mark 1:32-39 and Luke 5:15-16 · 1 minRead this page →Or take home The Daughter Who Stayed ↗A page for this feeling
Quiet faithfulness belongs in the story.
Luke 2:22-38 · 1 minRead this page →Or take home O Come, All Ye Tired ↗A page for this feeling
Foundation work counts without applause.
Matthew 7:24-27 · 1 minRead this page →Or take home The Road Out of Moab ↗90 readings. Nine ways in. Go at your own pace.
A monthly Sunday invitation
A passage to read, a story or question to stay with, and something small to try. A letter from Amy Grace for the week you actually have.
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