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I am so glad you stopped by my blog today. If you are visiting from the Proverbs 31 daily devotion, then welcome! And welcome to all my daily visitors and email subscribers too!Todays devotion was focused on living by God’s “blueprints”, better known as The Word. Just like when God allowed Josiah’s men to find…

Embracing A Campfire Faith Through Prayer

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So how was it? Trying to pray without ceasing? Easy? Difficult? Impossible? I am sure the answer varies for each of us. When I first read this verse many years ago, I admit, I thought it sounded impossible. How can I “pray without ceasing”? How can I possibly pray all the time, when I obviously…

Breaking The Cycle

Earlier this week, I shared a story of losing a treasured necklace, finding the necklace, and then losing the necklace yet again, once and for all. I also made the analogy of how our faith can sometimes get caught up in a similar cycle of lost and found. I posed a question for you to ponder, which was…

Lost and Found Faith

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Several years ago, my husband bought a three diamond necklace for our anniversary and gave it to me as a gift. I, of course, was elated – just as any wife would be when her husband does something extra special to make her feel loved and appreciated. It was a beautiful necklace, and immediately became a…

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You haven’t failed. You’re just in the middle. Clarity before the first step changes everything

There’s a moment that happens in the middle of almost every God-given pursuit that nobody really warns you about. The beginning was clear. You felt the calling, you said yes, and you stepped out with faith and a full heart. But somewhere between the start and the finish line, life crowded in. Progress slowed. The…

Tracie Miles is a bestselling author of books, a Christian Literary Agent and the Director of COMPEL Pro Writers Training at Proverbs 31 Ministries. She helps women grow stronger in their faith, pursue the life of purpose God designed them for and live a life of peace, joy and happiness despite their circumstances.