Author Archives: Robert Franklin
Day 6 of 140, Personal Devotion Tweets
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Day 5 of 140, Personal Devotion Tweets
I will pour out…the Spirit of grace and supplication so that they will look at Me whom they have pierced and_mourn_http://goo.gl/4oAvZz Could it be that it would ever be a gift to mourn? Is it possible to be overcome with … Continue reading
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Day 4 of 140, Personal Devotion Tweets
So many heart problems! So thankful 2 know Strength and 4 the promise of joy 4ever. http://goo.gl/g7HkCG #2good4me Psalm 73 is a song of and for the heart. The rawness of its honesty is typical for Biblical texts, but so rarely … Continue reading
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Day 3 of 140, Personal Devotion Tweets
I will make you as a light for the nations that my salvation may reach to the end of the earth. http://goo.gl/xzFe7F Love rings out beyond. To some extent we all suffer from the ‘its all about me’ syndrome. Some … Continue reading
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Day 2 of 140, Personal Devotion Tweets
Jesus: “Let the little children come to Me and don’t stop them because the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.” http://t.co/3qM1gMUhc6 I ran across this familiar saying of Jesus by ‘accident’ this morning. On the surface, the saying … Continue reading
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Not All Gods are Equal
There is a section in the President’s ‘remarks’ at the National Prayer Breakfast that attracted a lot of attention. Out of context, I would be horrified by its assertions. In context, however, what the President said was neither incorrect, nor insidious. Continue reading
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