Does Your Bible Reading Seem Repetitive?





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Merry (almost) Christmas from the Boundless team! Whatever your plans this year, I hope you’ll take time to pause and remember that if you are a disciple of Jesus, your future is bright. Job loss, family drama, grief, trauma, fear for the future — you may be walking through this and more right now.

But here’s the good news: Satan has no say in how your story turns out; God has already determined that. As Kay Arthur says, there is nothing that happened to you, or is happening to you, or will happen to you — that isn’t first filtered through the hands of a loving Father. In other words, nothing can touch you unless God allows it to. What a comfort that is! So lift up your head knowing that God is before you, behind you, and around you. He’s a sure thing. And while you’re at it, look for Monday’s (Christmas Day’s) feature article at Boundless. It’ll be a fun and encouraging fiction piece from our friend George Halitzka.






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