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Mountains and Molehills
It’s often a challenge when someone sins against us. We naturally want to talk about the person to invoke sympathy for ourselves. Yet love covers the sin. It overlooks it. It shows grace and mercy, and it does so in the light of Calvary’s cross.
If God’s love can overlook our mountain of sin, we can overlook the molehill of someone else’s sin. Such godliness guards our hearts against gossip, and against the subtlety of bitterness.
Soul Search: What reoccurring memories do I have that evoke negative thoughts toward somebody?
Father, may I never lose sight of what I have been forgiven in Christ. Amen.
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About this Plan
Have you ever done something stupid and then regretted it? If you had put the book of Proverbs into action, it may not have happened. Proverbs has wisdom on friendships, work, sex, marriage, greed, lust, pride, and a hundred other pain-invoking issues. Proverbs is filled with wonderful wisdom for daily living—wisdom that can save the obedient ear much pain. This reading plan by Ray Comfort, based on the devotional Think on These Things: Wisdom for Life from Proverbs shares a proverb for each day along with a few words of application.
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