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Daily meditation on the Holy Bible text.
A law graduate and climber living with Chronic Illness, Sharing my insights and experiences
Survive Narcissistic Abuse, fight Chronic Illness, and begin to Heal.
A Voice for the Remnant
Navigating with Chronic Illness in a Self Absorbed World
The power of coming into agreement with God's Word and will
Living With Purpose
Lyme Disease, Fibromyalgia, and Chronic Illness Blogger
The Bible, suffering, and the messy edges of life
Connecting Hurting People to Jesus and Each Other
Life after an attempted suicide.
Supporting the chronically ill, living life and finding hope
Encouragement on your journey with Jesus.
BY GRACE THROUGH FAITH
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Thank you, David, for that message from John 5. Sometimes I’m afraid of what will happen if I AM made completely well. It kindof takes away my excuses for mediocrity. I’m glad Jesus asked this man (and me) that question. Keep up the good work, yo!
Hey brother…good to meet up here. Looking forward to a conversation soon. I miss it! Iron sharpening iron!
I noticed I put in the Tweet promoting this blog John 15 (not sure what I said in the video). The correct scriptural reference is John 5.1-15.
Thank you David for your thoughtful consideration of Jesus’ encounter with the lame man. What you shared also says a lot to those of us who may not suffer with chronic pain, but deal with the same personal issues you pointed out. Blessings to you and your ministry.
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