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Tomorrow's Bread

Reflecting On God's Future Supply

Mark A. Cornelius
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Duration
1h 42m
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Independently published

About

The approach you will see me take is not conventional. You won't see the typical daily devotional material laid out to digest. This study is based on a personal struggle in reading other daily devotionals. I've tried to bring such lessons to mind later in the same day of its reading, and discovered that I had just been mouthing or thinking the words out in rote litany. I found myself forgetting, or being distracted from the power of words and content; and by the next day's offering, yesterday's spiritual bread was nothing but a faint taste of memory.Lord, bestow to me this day, tomorrow's feeding, that I may rest and reflect in it, dwell in it, learn from it and share it with any who desire to know you and your way, better. I ask, that as I go about my daily routine, you lead me beside still waters to nourish me with whatever wisdom you choose to reveal, that I may be lead on a path of righteousness, for your name's sake.

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