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Previous Challenge Entry (Level 3 - Advanced)
Topic: Soul (07/13/06)
Man is a spirit , possessing a soul and living in a body .
This is where your mind , will and emotions are located .
This is where you would discover the real you . But we’ve
focused our entire lives on the outside , that Satan has us
totally blind of our soulish side . Don’t you see this is part
of his plan , he figures ; well if I get there souls they’ll be
ready to go to my home . But don’t you want to go to the
home described in John 14 , He has prepared it just for thee ?
We have settled to deal with life in our secular ways , no
wonder so many of us are living with pain !
Behold , last
night I fell a-sleep on my rug about 10 o’clock . The Holy
Spirit woke me up about 4: 20 . I’m more than convinced ,
that He wanted me to share this with you . Please read
Jeremiah 20 : 9 ?
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Jan Ackerson
07/22/06
I like the phrase "soulish side." You'll get more of a readership if you attend to conventional punctuation; no space before your punctuation marks. Keep your heart open to him--I appreciate your sharing.
Lisa Vest
07/22/06
"We have settle to deal with our lives in secular ways"...There is a lot of truth in this, especially based on the way you opened this up. If you want to make this into a longer devotional, I would suggest focusing on how deal with life in secular ways and then show how God would have us handle life according to His Word rather than our own ways. I think you have a great start here for a devotional that can really minister.