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We want it right now. Especially when we are in an uncomfortable situation that we would like to escape from or win out over. Could happen, but often we must wait.
Often it seems like life is one arduous trip through stormy seas after another, doesn't it? The way to make it through is to find a
reference point to lead you in the right direction, like the North Star has done for travelers for centuries, before GPS, of course.
What makes a good mystery? If you like to read mystery novels they must have an interesting plot that keeps you interested, puzzled and turning the pages. Today's topic is a mystery that keeps you involved and leads to a happy life and pleasant ending.
You can gaze at something or you can simply glance in that direction. There is an important distinction to be made here especially when it comes to daily living.
Have you thrown away that pencil for a cell phone and computer? Well it is still important to write things down even if you put them in your computerized notes or do it the old fashioned way.
Prayer it is a powerful tool for good. An ever present help against evil. It is so important you must have a prayer arsenal ready.
Crumbs are most often ignored. But, they can be important.
Does life sometimes seem like a puzzle?
You are never too old to grow more. You knew that didn't you. Sometimes it is easier to just maintain the status quo. We may even feel like giving up. God gave Jeremiah some advice along those lines to pass along to the people. Here it is.
Since Christmas is a time of remembering let's revisit one of my all-time favorite Christmas Devotions written over 7 Christmases ago.. A Wobbly Wheel at Christmas. Please forgive the placement of the Wise Man in the stable, I realize they appeared a little later, but I have taken the liberty to put them there just as you see in many of the manager scenes. Enjoy this special story.

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