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Dear friend,

I am so glad you made it to this Web page!

I would like to invite you to subscribe to "Abundant Gifts from the Word." These short, daily devotionals lead to you meditate deeply on God's Word, yet take only a few minutes. These Christian devotionals will encourage and inspire you to better love and serve the God who loves you.

When you subscribe, you will begin receiving your daily devotional message via email. Here's a sample:

"Your principles have been the music of my life throughout the years of my pilgrimage." --Psalm 119:54, NLT (first edition)

What a wonderful metaphor!

God's principles--the music of our lives. The soundtrack that goes along with the movie of our journey here on earth. God's Word is the tune we dance to, for it brings joy. Like beautiful music, God's Word adds emotion and expression and enriches life.

Researchers have found that certain music, when played in the background, enables us to focus more on what we're doing. God's principles are that background music ... enabling us to follow God's perfect way.

Today, dance to the music of God's Word as you journey through this world to your true Home.



  

What people have been saying about these devotionals (which have been sent out from Today's Christian Woman online site as "Encouraging Words"):

"These are the first thing I read every morning when I turn on my computer. I have been completely blessed by these daily devotionals!"

--Marian L., Illinois 

 

I wanted to let you know, Diane, that I cannot thank you enough for writing the devotional which came through Encouraging Words today.

There are so many things coming against me right now and it is so encouraging to be reminded that it doesn't mean God doesn't love me and He does not withhold His love from us in the midst of it. Also, that verse about how He did not spare His own son is one of my favorite and I needed to be reminded of it. Also, that I can have victory in the midst of these overwhelming circumstances.

I want so much to move ahead with writing the book God has laid on my heart and right now because of the trouble and things I'm walking through, though I am writing, it is very difficult to focus on organizing a book proposal.

In the midst of this trauma, here comes these beautiful, reassuring and strengthening thoughts.

It reminds me of the importance and power writing can have on others because of the impact this devotional had on me.

I pray God will deliver me from these troubles so I can also minister to other people the way you have today.

Anyway, I just want to thank you for being faithful to use the gifts God has given you to strengthen, encourage and comfort the body of Christ.

Warm Blessings,
Sharon Gibson


Here's the message Sharon was referring to:

"Since he did not spare even his own Son but gave him up for us all, won't he also give us everything else? … Can anything ever separate us from Christ's love? Does it mean he no longer loves us if we have trouble or calamity, or are persecuted, or hungry, or destitute, or in danger, or threatened with death? … No, despite all these things, overwhelming victory is ours through Christ, who loved us. … No power in the sky above or in the earth below—indeed, nothing in all creation will ever be able to separate us from thelove of God that is revealed in Christ Jesus our Lord." (Romans 8:32, 35, 37, 39,New Living Translation)

My message focused on how nothing can separate us from the love of God. We must not look to circumstances for evidence of God's love or proof that he will take care of us. Since God did not withhold the best he had to give us—the life of his Son—we can be assured he also give us everything else, including his love and power.

Do not look at circumstances; gaze instead at the cross of Christ and what he suffered there for you. Then his suffering—and victory—will swallow up your suffering. Paul says that "overwhelming victory" is ours.