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February 16, 2025 By Mike & Marcia Leave a Comment

Devotion 2/16, The Highest One!

O death, where is thy sting? 1 Corinthians 15:55
Billy Graham: “Death is the most democratic experience in life for we all participate in it. We think of its happening only to other people. We don’t like to grow old and we don’t like to die. The Bible teaches that death is an enemy of man and God. But it also teaches that this enemy, death, will ultimately be destroyed forever; that in fact it has already been defeated at the cross and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Death, for a Christian, brings permanent freedom from evil. It also means the believer will be like Jesus. We shall be like Christ in love. So much of self is involved in what we do here; but one day, in Christ, we will have perfect love. What a glorious time it will be when we get to heaven!”
Jesus, Your victory over death comforts my heart and fills me with hope. You are the Most High, the Highest One! Our victory over death comes only with a personal relationship with You. Send Your Holy Spirit to fill my soul and direct me in Your path, always.  In Your name I pray, Amen.
In everything we say and do today, start by calling on “The Highest One” for strength and guidance and give thanks to Him, always!
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About Mike & Marcia

I started this journey trying to help someone that had reached out during some troubled times they were dealing with personally.
Turns out in the process I had to deal with my own anger and disappointment with the situation. I prayed for guidance which lead me to giving it up to Christ. It helped me help them writing a daily devotional and in the process I realized my own devotions were lacking. It's now my daily routine. I pray if nothing else it helps to focus on our God of grace if only for a moment for everyone that read them.
I do take requests and any comments.

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