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Daily Encounter Devotional Archives |
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Liberty or License?
By Richard Innes
A Daily Encounter reader writes: "I know lovely people who go to church and say they want and embrace an intimate relationship with Jesus—and are living with their lovers outside of marriage. A girl who works where I work says she loves Jesus and wants a close relationship with him. She goes to church every Sunday and is living with her |
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Loneliness ... The Sad Affair
By Richard Innes
Ron Clarke of Tasmania shared how "one of England's great poets, Rupert Brooke, who died in 1915, wrote the following note: 'I felt a trifle lonely before I left Liverpool; everybody seemed to have people to see them off. So I went back on shore and found a dirty little boy who was unoccupied who said his name was William. "Will you wave to me if |
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Feeling Close to God
By Richard Innes
A male Daily Encounter reader writes: "I wonder if you could give me some advice. Sometimes I feel as though God doesn't like me and seemingly does everything to make my life a living nightmare. I have done all that I can to change my life and repent for all the things that I have done in my past and yet I still don't feel the warmth of |
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Horse Sense
By Richard Innes
"On his radio broadcast Steve Brown explained that when a group of thoroughbred horses face attack from an outside enemy, they stand in a circle facing each other and with their back legs, kick out at the enemy. Donkeys, on the other hand, do just the opposite. They circle up, facing the enemy, and use their hind legs to kick each other! How often |
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A Lawyer's Question
By Bonnie Ricks
A lawyer whom I believe was sincere wrote saying, "As my profession is a lawyer, when someone cites the Bible, I always tend to think about different ways of interpretation of the Word—such as during the times of the inquisition."
Good point. I think many people genuinely struggle with the same question as there are so many different |
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