Give Us This Day - The Crosswalk Devotional - September 21

The next time you feel triggered to store up food or supplies out of fear, panic, or worry, thank God for the daily bread He faithfully provides. Ask Him to calm your heart and mind in these situations.

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Today's Devotionals

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Give Us This Day By Lynette Kittle Bible Reading "Give us today our daily bread." - Matthew 6:11 Y2K, COVID 2020, and end-of-the-world forecasts all invoke fearful, self-preservation, survivor thoughts, and feelings of needing to store up supplies in preparation of a coming, looming disaster. During the great toilet paper shortage of 2020, when store shelves, warehouses, and online shops were empty, people had to come up with creative replacements for it. From wet wipes to tissues to napkins, individuals found a way to make do. It was easy to get caught up in storing up more products than needed at the time just to be safe and prepared for the unexpected. But where does being prepared cross over to being fearful, which leads to hoarding, greed, and selfishness?   CONTINUE READING →

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	Bible Trivia Question of the Day

Fill in the blanks: "Bread of deceit is ______ to a man; but afterwards his mouth shall be filled with ______." A. filling, oil B. wanting, rubies C. sweet, gravel D. sour, thorns ANSWER THE QUESTION →

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