Posted on Apr 3, 2017

In Every Moment

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Latest release from In Every Moment. This devotional addresses how I deal with the medical issues and the bad news, and why no bad news will phase me. It's where I draw my strength and my hope.

In Every Moment

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1stSgt Eugene Harless

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Its always going to be a matter of adapting and finding ways to cope. Solutions are like problems they never can be trusted to stay the same or work all the time.

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SGT Michael Thorin

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Couldn't agree more. The saddest part is how long it took me to learn that, LOL.

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SSgt Robert Marx

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Thank you sir. Solutions are always there but we do have to look for them.

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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth

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Thank you for the great suggestion. Blessings to you.

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SSgt Robert Marx

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Amazing. Thank you for posting this. May I make a suggestion? I use Oswald Chambers with his "My Utmost for His Highest" & "Daily Thoughts for Disciples." A final resource is Ligonier's resource "Table Talk." God bless you and keep you. May He shine His countenance upon you and give you peace.

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SSgt Robert Marx

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SPC Douglas Bolton - His wife prepared much of his writing after Oswald Chambers passed away. He served as a chaplain in the British Army during World War 1 and died of disease in Egypt in 1917. She had taken short hand notes from many of his talks.

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SPC Douglas Bolton

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SSgt Robert Marx I remember reading that. Makes it even more special

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SGT Michael Thorin

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SPC Douglas Bolton, I'm going to start increasing my collection of his works.

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SPC Douglas Bolton

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SGT Michael Thorin Wise choice.

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