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Monday, April 6, 2020

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Read Luke 9:51-62.
These verses of Scripture have always challenged me to think about the ways God is asking me to respond to His call. God’s call is irrevocable; that is to  say, His call cannot be reversed, denied, or annulled. When God calls, He calls for an immediate response - an action that does not put off for later what the Holy Spirit wants to do now.    

How is God calling you? What does that response look like in your life? Don’t put off for tomorrow what God is calling you to do today.    

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  1. ashleyk328April 12, 2020 at 10:05 AM

    Right now there seem to be so many obstacles to following God's call. We need to be more creative in figuring out ways to be "out in the world".

    Maybe right now we are just called to really examine what our "normal" will look like when things "get back to normal." Are we just going to go back to doing what we've always done? Or will this season have been one of growth, so that we are different - in a good way?

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