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Day 94 – The World

Even though one of my earliest memories is of a missionary visiting my church on furlough, even though I’ve supported mission organisations administratively, even though I’ve sent money to missionaries...Read more

Day 93- Your Country

“What does it look like to be brave enough to [...] respect your country even if you don’t agree with everything your country’s leadership is doing? Being brave looks like...Read more

Day 92 – Your City

Downs’ challenge at the end of today’s devotional is to ‘Volunteer in your city. Serve the place where you live in some way.’ Perhaps you already volunteer where you live?...Read more

Day 91 – Your Neighbourhood

‘How is your neighborhood different because you live in it?’ Downs asks in today’s devotional. We moved into our new home today. In England (where I’m from) neighbours go introduce...Read more

Day 90 – Your Home

One of the things Downs asks us today is, “What does it look like to serve and be brave in your own home?” I’m still learning a lot about serving,...Read more

Day 89 – Where You Meet With God

I can’t say I’ve ever had an experience where God has woken me to give me opportunity to just sit with him. But I have certainly experienced how being in...Read more

Day 88 – Be Present Where You Are

Do you think you have things in your life that are distractions? Can you identify anything that draws your attention away from the people you’re with? I can certainly get...Read more

Day 87 – Sacred Places

How do you feel about having an especially designated spot where you spend time with God? Perhaps you already have that? I can say I certainly find it harder to...Read more

Day 86 – What You Have Should Affect Where You Are

The premise for today’s devotional is that the places we go/live/work/sit/walk should be different because we were there. Our presence should be noticeable, nor because of us, but because we...Read more

Day 85 – Be Generous With Your Home

The topic of today’s devotional is very close to my heart. When I was growing up, my home (seemingly) always had at least one guest in it. While my parents’...Read more