Sunday review: May 3-8, 2021

If you missed one of Dean’s weekday devotions, if you didn’t have time to read Mark’s Saturday post, these quotes might inspire you to go see what you missed. And if you’ve read all of these, maybe today’s quotes will inspire you to share a post with a friend!

May 3
I don’t know if I can be as entertaining as the Baby Shark dance, which was the most watched video in February, but I can do better at telling stories to my children and grandchildren.
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May 4
Most of us don’t go around blatantly doing evil. But we often elevate self and others over God. Scripture is clear that only God is worthy of our worship. Jesus said to seek first God’s kingdom, and God will take care of the rest.
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May 5
Famines are devastatingly hard. Yet God will meet us in the barrenness. And sometimes, probably often, God wants those of us not experiencing famine to be his hands and feet and even his delivery service to provide for others in their season of need.
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May 6
Could it really be this simple? If you consider the Psalms, the prophets, and the example of the apostles it appears that gratitude is central to our connection with God. Grateful hearts stir God’s heart every time.
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May 7
When we have urgent needs, we want a prescription that works. We like a formula to follow that will bring the right and final remedy or answer to our situation. Yet we know that as much as we want God just to give us the recipe for success, his ways can’t be cataloged in a way that creates the results we want when we want them.
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May 8
Our God created attention-grabbing diversity throughout the world around us. Why not mimic him, and why not return some of that diversity back to him, in the worship we offer when we gather together?
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