My word for this year is patience. People often smile when I tell them that, replying with something like, “Watch out!” Or “You shouldn’t have asked for that!” I understand why they are saying that, and I smile in return. And yet, patience is a fruit of the Spirit listed in Galatians 5 and is one of the characteristics of godly love in 1 Cor 13. If we desire to be mature in Christ, patience is something by which we should want to be characterized.
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If we are His children, then as we read His Word, God will bring conviction to us and help us see it in our own lives.
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God is rich in mercy and loved us with a great love while we were still dead in our sins.
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Let God be the strength of your heart and your portion forever. And then rest in the knowledge of His love and care for you.
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Our hearts often tell us that we are better, smarter, more right, and more deserving than we really are. That pride, which seems to be fighting for our good, is actually harming us.
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