Dear Reader, men may forget us and let us down in life. The royal cupbearer to Pharaoh forgot Joseph’s kindness to him, and did not keep his promise (Genesis 40:14,23). Even worse than that is that men forget the blessings of God in their lives, and drift away from Him as Israel did on countless occasions (Judges 3:7, Jeremiah 3:21). Sadly, today we are no different than the ancient Israelites; we often drift away into the pleasures of this world as a boat drifts on a current. “But God,” our Anchor is still in the business of saving souls – as He remembered Noah He remembers you today.
Alan Kearns, Devotional Treasures
You can read Alan’s post, But God Remembered Noah, here.
In His Love, Cindy
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Amen, Cindy. Our God, But God! He promised Abraham, Moses, David…Jeremiah told us….today, our God’s promises and love continue~generation to generation if we choose and not turn our back on him. I will go to this link! Many blessings and love to you and Henry ❤️🐾🙏🏻
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You will like Alan’s blog. He writes a short devotional each day. They’re always really good. He lives in Scotland. God bless you today. Love to you and Finn from Henry and me!
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That’s so wonderful, Cindy! I’ve always wanted to visit Scotland. I’m praying that I’ll have more time to read in my future. My time here has been so “hit and miss” due to my health situations, life,…you understand well! Finding new encouragement is a win. Finn and I feel the love and it means so much! I’ll be missing for a few days. A sweet uncle met Jesus a couple of days ago. My sons will both be here (first time the 3 of us will be together, just us, in 7 years—they are both in the Air Force and with their families, we are split at times). I’ve been fighting some flu symptoms and side effects with treatment so my precious brother-in-law took me to a new primary care place this morning. Although I don’t feel very well, I still praise God, Cindy. It’s through this space of pain my faith has grown stronger and sweeter. I know you understand this, too! God bless you! I’m so happy I connected with you this side of heaven!
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I am glad we are friends, too! I wish I lived close by. I’m sorry to hear about your uncle, but happy to know he is with the Lord. Do you like poetry? I have a blogger-friend that is a gifted poet that I think you would really like. His blog is called Poetic Perspectives.
https://brocraigblog.wordpress.com/
I hope you have a great time with your sons.
I am praying for you, Karla.
Love and hugs, Cindy and Henry
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Thank you so much, Cindy! I wish that same thing too!
I love poetry~and wish to write more myself (I have a small winter poem I just wrote).
Thank you for sharing another wonderful blog!
Much love and prayers to you both.🙏🏻❤️🐾
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Cindy your timing is excellent, or is it really His timing, or both? Today has been a tough day due to getting to grips with Revelation for Bible study, let’s just say my head is a bit foggy now. Your post and sharing/commending my post has lifted me, encouraging me for sure…thank you!
God bless you today dear sister 🙏
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Alan, Your’s is one of my favorite blogs. You are an excellent writer! And frequently just what I need that day. To God be the glory! Blessings, Brother!
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Thanks, Cindy, for sharing Alan’s wonderful thoughts.
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You are so welcome. You will like Alan’s blog a lot! God bless you today, Mary!
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