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May 20, 2025 By Mike & Marcia Leave a Comment

Devotion 5/20, Abba, Father

For you did not receive a spirit that makes you a slave again to fear, but you received the Spirit of sonship. And by him we cry, “Abba, Father.”
Romans 8:15
“by him we cry, ‘Abba, Father,'” these words are revolutionary! Just as Jesus prayed to God, addressing him as “Abba Father,”* we too can speak so frankly and openly with God. The simple syllables “ab-ba-ab-ba” form the word “Abba,” which was used by very young children to speak intimately, respectfully, dependently, and openly with their earthly fathers. The Holy Spirit gives us that same privilege as God’s beloved children. We can call the Creator of the universe, the Great God of Israel, the Father of all peoples, the Almighty of eternity, “Abba” when we pray — just like our Savior, Jesus. Incredible!
Abba Father, thank you for your presence within me through your Holy Spirit. Thank you for letting me address you with such familiarity and boldness, as well as with such respect and dependency. Thank you for being my Heavenly Father for eternity and inviting me to tenderly call you “Abba”! In Jesus’ name, I humbly thank you. Amen.
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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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