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Walking in the Light of Truth

Just north of Abilene, Texas, the enduring remains of Fort Phantom Hill whisper tales of resilience and time—only stone fireplaces and the stone jailhouse still stand, defying decay. Stone, by its very nature, holds firm through generations, much like the … Continue reading

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Questions for Reflection for the Study of Obadiah

As we turn the page into the book of Obadia, we get a sobering vision: a prophetic warning of imminent judgment against Edom for its pride and betrayal. In just a few verses, Obadiah paints a stark picture of downfall … Continue reading

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The Spiritual Journey Continues Through the Book of Obadiah

I’ve just completed the spiritual journey through the book of Habakkuk, and now I’m turning to the book of Obadiah for fresh insight and encouragement. For your convenience, I’ve included a link to all the devotionals I’ve shared so far, … Continue reading

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Faith in the Face of the Impossible

In a world where “nothing is impossible” is often reduced to empty optimism, Habakkuk 3 reminds us that bold faith is not passive—it acts, even in the midst of uncertainty. While many during the time of Habakkuk did nothing, the … Continue reading

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A Cry for Integrity

In our study of the prophet Habakkuk, one truth has risen like a steady drumbeat: when society is broken, cities crumble, and families suffer. The fractures don’t appear in isolation — they ripple through every layer of our communities. And … Continue reading

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