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Clean Sweep!
The red wine-colored border and text portray
the color of the human heart. The swirling gray background reflects the
turbulence of the heart when sin is unconfessed.
Psalm 51 is King David's prayer to God after David's adulterous affair
with Bathsheba and his subsequent murder of Uriah. David repented and
cried to God for forgiveness. He pleaded to God for a clean heart and a
right spirit within.
Want a clean heart and right spirit within? Pray the words in this verse to God.
Cleansing hearts and renewing spirits are specialties of his!
A Prayer begins . . .
Our Father in heaven, hear our prayers. Forgive us. Cleanse our hearts.
Renew our spirits. We rejoice in you and enjoy the shelter of your arms.
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Sigh Language
Category: Christian Living Keywords: sighing, Joyce
Huggett, breathing techniques, relax, release stress, grieving, high-stress state,
anxiety, depression, fatigue, Baker Book House, Kolf, June Cerza Kolf
"The sighing stage that Joyce Huggett mentions in Growing Into Love is
similar to the deep breathing techniques that are taught in stress management classes.
It is a natural way to relax the body and release stress.
Grieving people are in a high-tension, high-stress state. Their breathing is often fast
and shallow, thus not getting enough oxygen to their blood. Poorly oxygenated blood
contributes to anxiety, stress, depression, and fatigue. Digestion is hampered. Good,
healthy sighs
can help to relieve and in fact make a person feel more relaxed physically and mentally."
SoAmazing Review: When Will I Stop
Hurting? focuses on grieving as a normal and necessary process for those
dealing with a recent death. Kolf explains the stages of grief and offers practical
advice to those in need.
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The God Blessed Them!
Category: Christian Living Keywords: Hebrew, Old
Testament, blessing, Bible, creating, blessed, truth, curse, God, Inspiration Press,
Smalley, Gary Smalley, Trent, John Trent
"The Hebrew word for blessing in the Old teatament is one of the most important words
in the Bible. It was used over 640 times in the Old Testament alone . . . .
The word for blessing pictured God's oiginal plan for mankind. Do you know the very
first thing God did after creating us? In Genesis 1:27-28, we read, 'So God
created man in
his own image, in the image of God he created him, male and female he created them.
Then God blessed them . . . ' (italics added).
What an encouraging truth to know that we were created for blessing! That is God's
design for us. Yet, as we'll see later, some of us have grown up under a 'curse,' not a
blessing. In Old Testament thought, there was nothing worse than being under a curse.
But as powerful as a curse might be, there was one thing stronger . . .
a blessing.' "
SoAmazing Review:
In The Gift of the Blessing, Smalley and Trent team up to trumpet blessings,
and they do it well.
Buy The Gift of the Blessing and The Gift of Honor Now!
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