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My Friends,So I’ve been asked to try and carry on a morning text-devotional that many of you express
My Friends,So I’ve been asked to try and carry on a morning text-devotional that many of you expressed to me you enjoyed and it helped you start out the day and gave you something to look forward to. I am excited to try and share God’s word with you but worried at the same time I may fail. But it’s something I feel led to do, so I hope you can enjoy receiving it as much as I enjoy delivering. I want to start out by just saying as Christians we are called to bear good fruit. Fruit form the vine that is Jesus Christ. The fruit you sow, your attitude and the way you present yourself can be the very fruit that bears Christ’s witness to a soul that needs saving. That fruit is the light of Jesus. Our attitudes are a big part of communicating that light. As the old saying goes, for some people, you may be the only Bible they ever read, so make sure what you are conveying is the love and light that comes from Jesus. Make sure you don’t miss an opportunity to share the light of Jesus with someone. Have a great day and any prayers you can give me for the guidance to fill your morning with the light, I will take it. I will do my best. If you’re on this text chain, it’s because somebody loves you. Frank
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