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- PresbyCan Daily Devotional for Monday, March 18, 2024: The Promise by Lynne Phipps (listen now)
- PresbyCan Daily Devotional for Sunday, March 17, 2024: Serve Willingly by Alice Burnett (listen now)
- PresbyCan Daily Devotional for Saturday, March 16, 2024: Love God; Love People by Becky Holland (listen now)
- PresbyCan Daily Devotional for Friday, March 15, 2024: Tiny Shoes by Cheryl Mariano (Cheremiah) (listen now)
- PresbyCan Daily Devotional for Thursday, March 14, 2024: Watching For Everyday Miracles by Gail Lundquist (listen now)
- PresbyCan Daily Devotional for Wednesday, March 13, 2024: Appearances Aren't Everything by Martin Wiles (listen now)
- PresbyCan Daily Devotional for Tuesday, March 12, 2024: Learning From Lucy by Kenn Stright (listen now)
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Love this.
Thanks Kenn.
So true, Kenn.
Thank you Kenn for your devotional today.
God’s creation confirms His existence and power.
I enjoyed your message today – thank you – very meaningful.
Dear Kenn!
Thank you for your message and your prayer today.
Thank you for sharing this encouraging devotional with us today.
Blessings.
Thank you, Kenn, I love Psalm 8:3-5. You’re right, the Bible is the only source for wisdom.
The creation is visible and active presence of The Sovereign Creator! Thanks Kenn. Blessings.
Great post, Kenn! Really thought provoking as so many of us continue to look to worldly things for answers.
The quotation is not ” ….a little lower than God….,” but “….a little lower than the heavenly beings ( NIV ), or “angels” (NKJV )
Good to see you like your old self. I was concerned that you had gotten depressed with the world. A couple of your messages did not “sound” like you.
Thanks Kenn for the beautiful devotion today. Thank you, Lucy, too for the inspiration for our friend. We will never grasp the absolute miracle the sky above is to us if we take time to gaze upward.
Hi Kenn,
Whenever I read the first paragraph I thought, “I think this is a Kenn devotional!”
Blessings.
Dear Kenn,
Thank you so much for this beautifully written, inspiring devotional. Your words mean a lot to me.
Blessings, Joy, Gratitude.
Once more Kenn, you have written a very insightful devotion.
Thank you,
(Texas)
P.s. We are in the path of the solar eclipse and our small town and county are hoping not to be overcome with the crowds looking into the heavens!
Many thanks Kenn for your beautiful devotional today. We have so many beautiful things to admire in God’s creation and truly the heavenly stars are among them. As we look upward at those heavenly creations, our thoughts are definitely guided to praise the Creator. Blessings for your special writing.
Be sure to look for the new star, (well, once in eighty years new) that will be bright as Polaris and will last about a week. It is a recurring Nova, and it is easy to wonder if it didn’t glow around certain events all knit together two millennia ago. Cheers,
(ON)
Wondrous!
We live right on the ocean and have 275 deg viewpoint. It brings me such calm and reminds me of just how perfectly God has planned all things.
Bless you for this Devotional!
(BC)
Wow! You’ve definitely helped me this morning. Since I first ‘met Jesus’ in 1975, I’ve known that astrology is tantamount to the occult and have avoided it completely, and have counseled others to do so, but even though I’ve read the Bible through multiple times, I’ve never ‘taken in’ the quotes you’ve given us. I’m really grateful for that ‘new’ understanding/knowledge.