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In response to the evolution of Covid-19 and how it has disrupted so much of our daily lives, this meditation is a reading from the Great Litany found in the Book of Common Prayer.

Matthew 4:4.   This meditation from Matthew 4:4 is a reflection on turning from the fleeting fragrance of the world to a reliance on the eternal provision of God.  Not depending on earthly bread but divine care.

Matthew 4:4.   This meditation from Matthew 4:4 is a reflection on turning from the fleeting fragrance of the world to a reliance on the eternal provision of God.  Not depending on earthly bread but divine care.

Galatians 1:10.   The theme of this meditation from Galatians 1 is approval. Finding approval by finding your identity in Christ, and not the world.

Galatians 1:10.   The theme of this meditation from Galatians 1 is approval. Finding approval by finding your identity in Christ, and not the world.

1 John 4:18.    The theme of this meditation from 1 John 4 is about love and how to be confident standing on the love of God when facing eternity.

1 John 4:18.    The theme of this meditation from 1 John 4 is about love and how to be confident standing on the love of God when facing eternity.

1 Peter 3:13.  Do you ever lose hope in trying to do good?  The theme of this meditation from 1 Peter 3 is being eager to do good. I pray you will have hope in following the righteous path, knowing you are blessed and favored in the eyes of God.  Appreciated by divine eyes. The only eyes to matter.

Romans 13:10.   This meditation from Romans 13 will help you filter out so many of the unnecessary distracting directions to focus on the one that will carry you out to your divine way.  Taking all of your choices and narrowing them down to the one sure way.

Jeremiah 33:3.   The theme for this meditation from Jeremiah 33 is being answered when you call.  The assurance of knowing God hears and responds.