Hello Friends! With 2025 in full swing, we're excited to announce a brand new music recording, which should be coming out in June or July. We're also excited to announce that later this year, we'll start writing on the first of an At His Table devotion series of books. In order for these new projects to be completed, it requires some much needed time. So, we wanted you to know that At His Table devotions are not going away, but we're simply moving them into our monthly newsletter.

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We look forward to staying connected with you through the newsletter, and we pray that you will have a very blessed New Year!

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In the book of Exodus, the Lord tells Moses that the plagues are not only signs for the Pharaoh and the Egyptians but also for the children of Israel so that they might understand that He alone is God! That by these signs, they would have faith in Him to face the circumstances ahead. God does this in our lives as well. Let us make sure that we don't miss the signs!

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Merry Christmas, dear friends! In 1719, an English minister named Issac Watts penned the song we all love titled Joy To The World. Oh, how we, as Christians, need our JOY restored! May our lives be a joyful testimony that the Saviour has come and will come again! During this Christmas season, let's repeat the sounding joy!

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In this devotion, Richard shares his nightly habit of putting his phone on Silent Mode and forgetting to turn it back on during the day. How often do we miss the voice of the Lord speaking to us because our spiritual ears are in Silent Mode? Let's not allow the busyness of the Thanksgiving season to cause us to lose our desire to hear from Heaven!

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Tests. They're not always enjoyable, but they are a necessary part of our lives. Today, Sandy reminds us that God sometimes puts us to the test. In these trying moments, may each of us stay faithful and never back down from our convictions.

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Apostle Paul referred to our Christian journey as a race. Often, we feel tired and weary, and there may even be times when we fall. Today, Bro. David shares the story of a fallen runner and how they received help to get back up and keep going!

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In Daniel chapter five, the Babylonian queen declared that “Daniel is a dissolver of doubts.” The original meaning of the word doubt is "knot." Today, Rita reminds us that God is the only One Who can untie the hard knots in our lives. He is the problem solver!

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In Exodus chapter seventeen, we read of Israel's great victory over their enemy. Moses then built an altar and called it: Jehovah-Nissi. Meaning God is our Banner and standard of defense. As we give honor to the flag of our United States, let's give honor, praise, and glory to the ONE Who is our banner! His truth is marching on!

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Are you facing an overwhelming battle? Does it seem that you're surrounded by bad news? Today, Richard reminds us of the story found in 2 Kings. The overwhelmed servant of Elisha saw the mighty Syrian army that surrounded the city. But Elisha prayed for the servant's eyes to be opened. When we begin to see the battle through the eyes of faith (like Elisha's servant), we will see the mighty Heavenly host that is fighting for us!

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Moms play a huge, God given role in their children's lives. Today, Sandy shares some of the most valuable advice she ever received from her mom. When followed, this advice will help each of us to stay rooted and grounded in our walk with the Lord.

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