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20/20 Vision Day 3 - Over Your Devotion Time
What devotion time? When? What for? If you are a new believer in Jesus, devotions may be new to you. According to 1828 Webster’s 1828 Dictionary, to devote is “to set apart, to dedicate by a solemn act; to consecrate”. Devotion is “prayer to a Supreme Being, an act of reverence, respect, or ceremony”. For most people, having devotion is to solemnly set apart some time of the day to focus on God, usually through reading the Word of God, reading devotional material, Bi
maryrbruce
8 hours ago2 min read
20/20 Vision Day 2 - Over Your Thought Life
Perhaps you’ve heard the idiom: “Garbage in, garbage out“. Dr. Carolyn Leaf explains, “As we think, we change the physical nature of our brain.” There is much research and many studies now proving that thoughts can affect our physical and mental health. Neuroplasticity is defined as the ability of the brain to actually change its structure and connections based on experiences and learning. “ For as he thinks within himself, so he is. ” Proverbs 23:7aNASB “My thoughts are n
maryrbruce
1 day ago1 min read
20/20 Vision Day 1- Over the first part of your day
What time does your day start? This is a question I ask all expectant parents, knowing that their days are about to change once the baby arrives. In this rushing world it’s hard to find rest. Read Gen 1:5,8, 13, 19, 23,31. Do you see that the Bible reads “the evening and the morning were the first day” and the second day and the third day, etc.? You may have answered the first question with the time you awake in the morning, or with sunrise, or the time you start your w
maryrbruce
2 days ago2 min read
20/20 Vision Introduction
My Bible reading plan this morning started with the Lord speaking to Job: “Brace yourself like a man (in general: a valiant person*), because I have some questions for you.” Job 40:7. This couldn’t be more appropriate for the introduction to this 21-day examination into our spiritual condition. Physical eyesight is your ability to see, your eyes and brain the mechanisms through which we process information about surrounding environment. Vision involves three different t
maryrbruce
3 days ago2 min read
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