A good name is better than precious ointment; and the day of death than the day of one's birth.
- Ecclesiastes 7:1
Daily Devotions
Daily devotions can help you keep the Word of God a constant presence in
your life. The Christian devotions you’ll find here offer time for personal
reflection, an oasis of quiet in a busy life, and a way to feel inspired and
closer to God. These Bible devotions, beautiful reminders of God’s love, provide inspiration at the beginning of your day and peace at day’s end.
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Today's Daily Reflection
We can't always withdraw to quiet hillsides to pray, but Christ will meet with us in the quiet places of our hearts. –Sheila Walsh, author
Take comfort knowing God is with you.
Heavenly Father, help me to hear Your voice deep in my heart, guiding me.
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