''Thoughts for Each Step... Every Day'': (A Daily Devotional Guide)

John Graham

Jun 2011 · Xlibris Corporation

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Humanity must have food and drink each day in order to survival. Humanity must pause for a time of rest each day in order to maintain the strength to perform the task of the following day. Humanity must enter into some type of relationship with another person each day unless he began to feel isolated and inferior. Just as the physical and psychological aspects of man must have certain needs met each day, so must the spirit of man. We may go with the fl ow for awhile, but deep within the confi des of humanity is the soul. And that soul must experience and enjoy a renewal. Such renewal is found in a daily relationship with the Creator of life. Man must pause from his daily routine and purposefully focus on the Word of God which in turn will enrich, encourage and enable him to face each circumstance and condition that a days activities may confront him. The Bible declares, they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint (Isaiah 4):31 KJV). Within the pages of this daily devotional, you will fi nd strength, stability and satisfaction awaiting you each step of every day.

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About the author

John Graham is an ordained Assemblies of God minister who resides in Hot Springs, Arkansas. He has pastored in Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas; and has evangelized across the nation. He has held positions of leadership in both the Mississippi and Arkansas Districts of the Assemblies of God. Reverend Graham and his lovely wife, Elaine, have been married fory-one years. They have three children and four grandchildren. He has written and presented several teaching sessions, sermons and short devotions on radio and television. He has written several articles for magazines and newspapers. He has authored three other books: “The Foundation and Focus for Living;” “Are You Running With me Jesus? “and “Are You A Disciple Of Christ?”