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November 26

11/1/2019

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“For in Him we live and move and have our being; as even some of your [own] poets have said, For we are also His offspring.” Acts 17:28 (AMPC)
What a glorious invitation this is—to abide continually in love! You can pick up your whole life, even now—the perfect bits and pieces and the painfully broken ones too—and place it firmly and solidly “in” Christ. You, along with your past, present, and future, can live in the fullness of Who Jesus is, and find rest in the wonder of all that He has done. 

In this extraordinary divine exchange you step out of your own reality, with all its limitations and shortcomings, and step into something entirely different: Christ firmly rooted in your heart, and you, safely dwelling in His. All that is needed for life—real, abundant, overcoming life— you will find in Him. Weakness becomes strength; sorrow replaced by joy; fear is whittled down to size; and perfect love is magnified.

Dwelling securely in the strength and safety of His love, you can relax and be; for you are covered and cared for.  Cherished child, you are marvellously and gloriously, free!
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