Tag - Alone

Don’t Do Life Alone!

S. O. A. P. Here’s Your 90 second AM Devotional! S-cripture: Ecclesiastes 4:9 Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor. O-bservation: King Solomon reminded all of us that two are better than one. He then proceeded to go through a list of examples of two people benefitting each other. If one falls, the other can pick them up. If two lie down together, they can keep each other warm. One person can easily be overpowered, but two can defend themselves better. It’s obvious that the king was insisting, “Don’t Do Life Alone!” A-pplication: I have two immediate thoughts concerning this...

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Sometimes You Need to Be Alone

S. O. A. P. Here’s Your 90 second AM Devotional! S-cripture: Luke 4:42a At daybreak, Jesus went out to a solitary place. O-bservation: The day before this event occurred, Jesus had healed Peter's Mother-In-Law. He had also healed many in an evening assembly, and cast demons out of people. After a hectic day and night, Jesus rose at dawn and went to a "Solitary Place." A-pplication: The word Solitary means ALONE or UNACCOMPANIED. "Sometimes You Need To Be Alone." No matter what kind of stamina or personality you may have, there are times when you must take a break from people and regroup. Call it a refueling...

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ALONE

S. O. A. P. Here’s Your 90 second AM Devotional! S-cripture: Job 19:14 My relatives have gone away; my closest friends have forgotten me. O-bservation: The Old Testament figure, Job, had been through an unfathomable set of events that left him in a complete heap of despair. His closest relatives, in his estimation, had left him (indeed his ten children had been killed) and his best friends had forgotten his name. He was "ALONE." A-pplication: Have you ever felt completely "ALONE?" There have been a few times in my life that I felt trapped by loneliness. In each case, however, as I looked back it was my...

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No Other HOPE

S. O. A. P. Here's your 90 second AM devotional! S-cripture: Psalm 119:147 I rise before dawn and cry for help; I have put my hope in your word. O-bservation: Imagine King David, probably the richest man on the planet at the time. Imagine the number of fighting men at his beck and call. Imagine servants twenty-four hours a day. With all that in mind, these are the words of a desperate man. He was a Sovereign King, yet he felt so alone, so needy, that he would rise before dawn and cry to God for help. His only hope was in God. A-pplication: When you consider...

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