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    The Daily Memo | March 16, 2022 | God Rescued Me

    Tony Bullimore, aged fifty-six, was one of Britain’s most experienced transatlantic yachtsmen. He was feared dead after his sixty-foot yacht, *Exide Challenger*, capsized amid the icy vastness of the Southern Ocean, two months into the Vendée Globe round-the-world race. The keel came off ain fifty-foot waves. The boat went over. In his book, *Saved*, Bullimore described it as being like the Niagara Falls upside down. For four days he was entombed in a dark,,…

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    Categories: The Daily Memo, Restored in Him | Authored by: sparrowwebsites | Posted: 03/16/2022

    The Daily Memo | March 15, 2022 | Friendship With God

    God desires friendship with you. God doesn’t tolerate you, neither does He love you out of obligation. Love is simply who He is. You aren’t called to just follow God but you are invited into fellowship with Him. That word ‘fellowship’ translated in the Greek, is ‘koinonia’ which means association, community, intercourse, joint participation and communion. God is ultimately calling you to live your life close to Him. This friendship that…

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    Categories: The Daily Memo, Understanding Love, Knowing & Being Known | Authored by: sparrowwebsites | Posted: 03/15/2022

    58. How Federal Prison Changed My Life | A Testimony of Faith

    In our first video podcast on Spotify, recorded during a recent class Steve taught alongside Colleen, he shares his story in testimony to the grace that God poured into his life many years ago, continuing to do so every single day. We jump right in without an intro and outro to this episode. This story is chronicled in an upcoming book that Steve authored entitled 90 Days on the Inside, A Short-Timers Journey of Brokenness, Surrender, & Healing God will do amazing…

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    Authored by: sparrowwebsites | Posted: 03/14/2022

    The Daily Memo | March 14, 2022 | Jesus, What Should I Pray?

    The single most significant decision that has changed my prayer life more than any other, the one step that has brought about greater results than all others combined is this (drum roll, please)... Asking Jesus what I should pray. So simple, and so revolutionizing! Utterly obvious once we consider it, but something we so rarely practice. That is probably one of the side effects of the “prayer is just asking God to do something” view; no doubt it is also more of…

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    Categories: Walking With God, The Daily Memo, Practicing His Presence | Authored by: sparrowwebsites | Posted: 03/14/2022

    The Daily Memo | March 11, 2022 | Encouraged in God

    In 1925, Langston Hughes, an aspiring writer working as a busboy at a hotel, discovered that a poet he admired (Vachel Lindsey) was staying there as a guest. Hughes shyly slipped Lindsey some of his own poetry, which Lindsey later praised enthusiastically at a public reading. Lindsey’s encouragement resulted in Hughes receiving a university scholarship, furthering him on his way to his own successful writing career. A little encouragement can go a long way, especially…

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    Categories: The Daily Memo, Safe People & Safe Community, Knowing & Being Known | Authored by: sparrowwebsites | Posted: 03/11/2022

    The Daily Memo | March 10, 2022 | When Doubt is at Work

    Most believers experience feelings of doubt at one time or another, and when they do, it affects their ability to receive the Lord’s wisdom. Doubting God means not trusting Him completely—and trust is how the Lord “will make your paths straight” (Prov. 3:5-6). God’s wisdom in your life may be clouded if you struggle to believe the following truths: God loves you all the time. When we’re “good,” most of us believe God loves us&mdash…

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    Categories: What We Were Created For, The Daily Memo, Identity Security, Knowing & Being Known | Authored by: sparrowwebsites | Posted: 03/10/2022

    The Daily Memo | March 9, 2022 | Standing in the Gusts and Gales

    We live in a larger story. This is not the land of the white picket fences with a chicken in every pot. We don’t live in Oz or the Kansas of its wizard. There is an incredibly good ending to our story, but it often isn’t on this side of eternity. Joy comes. Here. Joy is available. Now. It is birthed in the unchanging love of our Father. To know God’s love is to be able to stand in gusts and gales, and though our bodies be knocked over, our souls remain…

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    Categories: The Daily Memo, Identity Security, Understanding Love, The Hope of Healing | Authored by: sparrowwebsites | Posted: 03/09/2022

    The Daily Memo | March 8, 2022 | The Empowering Emotion of Joy

    Jesus promised us His joy, but at times it can evade us. There are some important things to understand about this spiritual fruit. As we saw yesterday, the Holy Spirit is its source. And being supernatural in nature, divine joy exists independently of our circumstances. Happiness, on the other hand, comes from external causes, is an earthly in character, and increases or decreases as events change. Holy Spirit-developed joy comes when we: Focus on our relationship with the.…

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    Categories: The Daily Memo, The Hope of Healing, Practicing His Presence | Authored by: sparrowwebsites | Posted: 03/08/2022

    How Federal Prison Changed My Life

    In a recent class I taught alongside Colleen I shared my story in testimony to the grace that God poured into my life many years ago, continuing to do so every single day. This story is chronicled in an upcoming book that I authored entitled 90 Days on the Inside, A Short-Timers Journey of Brokenness, Surrender, & Healing God will do amazing things in a life yielded to Him Watch Video

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    Authored by: sparrowwebsites | Posted: 03/07/2022

    The Daily Memo | March 7, 2022 | Make the Most of Life

    ‘People often ask me what Mother Teresa was like,’ writes Shane Claiborne in his book *The Irresistible Revolution*. ‘Sometimes it’s like they wonder if she glowed in the dark or had a halo. She was short, wrinkled, and precious, maybe even a little ornery, like a beautiful, wise old granny. But there is one thing I will never forget – her feet. Her feet were deformed. Each morning I would stare at them. I wondered if she had contracted.…

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    Categories: The Daily Memo, Identity Security, Understanding Love, Safe People & Safe Community | Authored by: sparrowwebsites | Posted: 03/07/2022

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