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Robert’s Quotes for the Week (#24) by Robert Ricciardelli
Last updated on: November 28, 2010 at 5:37 am by editorconvergingzone
Robert’s Quotes for the Week (#24) by Robert Ricciardelli 2010-11-28T05:37:00-08:00 editorconvergingzone
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Saturday, November 27, 2010
Loving God’s Family by Robert Ricciardelli
Loving Church as an organization often seems close to impossible. Still, we must remind ourselves of all the people within them that God loves and has called us to love and seek to become one with. They are all part of God’s family and He dwells within them regardless of whether they are known, unknown, liberal, or conservative. Drawing people to God’s love begins with our love for Him, and then loving each other.
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Friday, November 26, 2010
Father of All of Creation by Robert Ricciardelli
How are we viewing God’s creation? Do we relate to it as a place full of people and things we can use to help fulfill our desires, goals, and agendas? Or do we see creation through the heart of God’s love, and the beautiful revealing of Himself to the world? When we understand God as Father over all of creation, we can truly worship Him while appreciating and valuing the beauty and uniqueness of all of His handiwork.
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Thursday, November 25, 2010
Thankful Giving by Robert Ricciardelli
An unthankful heart cannot give or receive love or mercy. A thankful heart can see God and can give selflessly to others in His love, mercy, and goodness. When we thankfully receive all that God has done in our lives, we can powerfully serve others in bringing them towards an awakened and thankful existence. May grateful and joyful hearts in God bring forth heavenly blessings, this day and everyday!
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Word, Spirit, and Life by Robert Ricciardelli
The sky and earth will pass away, but The Words of God will never pass away. God’s Word has the power to transform hearts and minds and lead them into His Kingdom. The Words of Spirit and Life flow through our minds and into the depths of our heart. As our hearts open up to the Word, a dwelling place is formed for the Spirit of God to Live, Move, and Have His being. Let us remain in Word, Spirit, and in His life.
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Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Eating the Bread of Life by Robert Ricciardelli
The words of Christ gives us the strength and confidence to overcome in the midst of challenges. When darkness surrounds us His Words encourage us and give us life even when everything around us speaks of death. Jesus’ words are food for our eternal journey. They are far more powerful than concepts, and inspiration. When we keep close to the Word, we will enter even more deeply into the everlasting love of God.
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Monday, November 22, 2010
Living to Leave a Legacy by Robert Ricciardelli
We are called to pursue a legacy, a deposit of our life into the lives of others we loved and served. Many people accomplish tremendous things later on in life, so we must never quit in allowing God to grow us, and flow through us to others. Many have chosen to change little and remain in what they know. That won’t build a great life or legacy. Every living moment should be moments of growing and sowing with God.
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Sunday, November 21, 2010
Seek Godly Intentions by Robert Ricciardelli
God has a plan for you that is unique and specific. Seek after His Kingdom, live in His nature, and He will reveal His plans for you. Talk to him about the things you may have on your heart before you pursue them on your own. Are they desires He has placed in you, or has authorized for you to go after? Before you prayerfully declare them, ask the Lord if it aligns with the intentions He has designed for your life.
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