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First Baptist Athens offers this podcast of Devotions for Lent. Today’s devotion is offered by Mark Sanders. It is based on the story in Genesis 39:7-23 when Joseph is tempted by Potiphar’s wife; the scripture is read from the New Revised Standard Version. The devotion begins with music provided by Sarah DelBene, playing “What Wondrous Love Is This,” arranged for flute. Lay aside everything else for the next few minutes . . . allow the music to settle your soul making space to listen for God. 

First Baptist Athens offers this podcast of Devotions for Lent. Today’s devotion is offered by Jennifer Baxley. It is based on the story in Genesis 39:7-23 when Joseph is tempted by Potiphar’s wife; the scripture is read from the New Living Translation. The devotion begins with music provided by Sarah DelBene, playing “What Wondrous Love Is This,” arranged for flute. Lay aside everything else for the next few minutes . . . allow the music to settle your soul making space to listen for God. 

First Baptist Athens offers this podcast of Devotions for Lent. Today’s devotion is offered by Bill Hopper. It is based on the story in Genesis 39:7-23 when Joseph is tempted by Potiphar’s wife; the scripture is read from The Common English Bible. The devotion begins with music provided by Sarah DelBene, playing “What Wondrous Love Is This,” arranged for flute. Lay aside everything else for the next few minutes . . . allow the music to settle your soul making space to listen for God. 

First Baptist Athens offers this podcast of Devotions for Lent. Today’s devotion is offered by Jamie Hogan. It is based on the story in Genesis 21:8-21 when Hagar and Ishmael are sent away; the scripture is read from the New Living Translation. The devotion begins with music provided by Sarah DelBene, playing “What Wondrous Love Is This,” arranged for flute. Now, lay aside everything else for the next few minutes . . . allow the music to settle your soul making space to listen for God. 

First Baptist Athens offers this podcast of Devotions for Lent. Today’s devotion is offered by Elizabeth Marston. It is based on the story in Genesis 21:8-21 when Hagar and Ishmael are sent away; the scripture is read from The Common English Bible. The devotion begins with music provided by Sarah DelBene, playing “What Wondrous Love Is This,” arranged for flute. Now, lay aside everything else for the next few minutes . . . allow the music to settle your soul making space to listen for God. 

First Baptist Athens offers this podcast of Devotions for Lent. Today’s devotion is offered by Mike Cleland. It is based on the story in Genesis 21:8-21 when Hagar and Ishmael are sent away; the scripture is read from the New Revised Standard Version. The devotion begins with music provided by Sarah DelBene, playing “What Wondrous Love Is This,” arranged for flute. Now, lay aside everything else for the next few minutes . . . allow the music to settle your soul making space to listen for God. 

First Baptist Athens offers this podcast of Devotions for Lent. Today’s devotion is offered by Cindy Haygood. It is based on the story in Genesis 21:8-21 when Hagar and Ishmael are sent away; the scripture is read from The Message. The devotion begins with music provided by Sarah DelBene, playing “What Wondrous Love Is This,” arranged for flute. Now, lay aside everything else for the next few minutes . . . allow the music to settle your soul making space to listen for God. 

First Baptist Athens offers this podcast of Devotions for Lent. Today’s devotion is offered by Jennifer Baxley. It is based on the story in Genesis 21:8-21 when Hagar and Ishmael are sent away; the scripture is read from The Voice translation. The devotion begins with music provided by Sarah DelBene, playing “What Wondrous Love Is This,” arranged for flute. Now, lay aside everything else for the next few minutes . . . allow the music to settle your soul making space to listen for God. 

Today’s Advent devotion from First Baptist Athens is offered by Al Henderson. His devotion is based on the story from Luke 2:8-20. Shepherds in the fields receive the good news of the birth of a Savior. Hearing this, they go to Bethlehem to see what has been told them. Alan Hester provides the music to begin our devotion, which is followed by the reading of the scripture from The Voice translation. 

Today’s Advent devotion from First Baptist Athens is offered by Molli Goggin. Her devotion is based on the story from Luke 2:8-20. Shepherds in the fields receive the good news of the birth of a Savior. Hearing this, they go to Bethlehem to see what has been told them. Alan Hester provides the music to begin our devotion, which is followed by the reading of the scripture from The Message translation.