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  • 3 Ways to Be a Peacemaker - iBelieve Truth: A Devotional for Women - February 13
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    3 Ways to Be a Peacemaker
    By: Maggie Meadows Cooper

    "Don't just pretend to love others. Really love them. Hate what is wrong. Hold tightly to what is good... Do all that you can to live in peace with everyone." - Romans 12:18

    As I scroll through my Facebook feed or look at the nightly news, the majority of what I see is discord. One mama group fussing at another mama group about the Super Bowl halftime show. Republicans and Democrats sparring over the State of the Union address. Racial tension. So many areas of division. And it hurts my heart to see the lost being lost, but even more so, to see those who claim to follow Jesus losing precious opportunities to show and tell the world who He really is. 

    A few months ago, my littlest started asking questions about Jesus and His power. I knew I needed to help her grasp the hugeness of who He is, so we began to sing the "Jesus name" song at bed each night. It is so sweet to hear her singing that He is "Lord of Lord, King of Kings, Mighty God, Lord of everything…" But in that song, there is only one name mentioned twice... Prince of Peace. 

    In John 14:27, Jesus said, "I am leaving you with a gift—peace of mind and heart. And the peace I give is a gift the world cannot give. So don't be troubled or afraid." One of Jesus' most precious gifts is peace, y'all. In the  midst of strife and tension and arguments and seemingly endless darkness in this world, He gives peace. And our people need and want it so desperately. 

     
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    The 10 Most Overlooked People in Your Church
     
    Anne Peterson

    As Christ followers, we are to look around. If we prayerfully reach out in whatever circles we find ourselves, maybe no one will be overlooked. So who are the people who might feel forgotten?

     
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    How Can I Spread the Love of Christ This Valentine's Day?
     
    Sophia Bricker

    Christians can enjoy chocolates and flowers on Valentine's Day, but they should remember that love is best defined by Jesus' sacrificial death. On this holiday that focuses on love, we can point people to Christ, the One who loves us the most. 

     
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    Act of Kindness Captured on Car's Backup Camera in Traffic
     
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    The world can be a dark, dangerous and cruel place. People do not always treat each other with warmth and respect. Anyone on any form of social media can attest to the fact that any subject, absolutely anything, can result in a hurtful or harmful comment. But there are times when a simple, unexpected act of kindness can change a pessimistic outlook into a more hopeful one.

     
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    10 Worries You Can Be Free of Now
     
    Cindi McMenamin

    If you and I know the God who can do above and beyond all that we can imagine, why do we lose sleep at night or waste a day worrying? We worry, not because of our circumstances but because of who we are—people who don’t fully understand who God is.

     
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    Why was Daniel afraid to tell the king the meaning of his dream?
    A. the dream was bad news for the king
    B. the dream was about the destruction of Jerusalem
    C. he wasn't sure of the meaning of the dream
    D. the dream was about Daniel's death

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