Have you ever seen grass grow on a roof? I have, many times, especially back in Scotland. In the bleak countryside, one comes across old derelict cottages, abandoned decades ago, which once housed a shepherd or a crofter and his … (read more)
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Monday, June 25, 2018 – God of new beginnings, we pray for Central Presbyterian Church and Galilee Presbyterian Church in Vancouver, British Columbia, as they worship in their new building for the first time.PrayerLine
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God can use out deepest disappointments to nurture our faith in Him.Verse for Today
Jeremiah 23:24 – "Can anyone hide in secret places so that I cannot see them?" declares the Lord. "Do not I fill heaven and earth?" declares the Lord. (NIV)Daily Features
Monday, June 25, 2018:- Today's Music: Listen while you read: Jesus Thy Blood And Righteousness
- Today's Podcast: Listen now
- Today's One-Year* Scripture Passage: Leviticus 7-9
- Today's Two-Year* Scripture Passages: Leviticus 26; Acts 21:17-26
- Canadian Bible Society Daily Bible Reading: 1 Samuel 17:41-18:5
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- * The One-Year Bible Reading Plan is from bible-reading.com ©1996-2006 by Michael Coley and used by permission.
* The Two-Year Bible Reading Plan is from the Cambridge Daily Reading Bible ©1995 Cambridge University Press and used by permission.
* Our public domain music is courtesy of The NetHymnal™
