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God is the God of 'right now.' He doesn't want you sitting around regretting yesterday. Nor does He want you wringing your hands and worrying about the future. He wants you focusing on what He is saying to you and putting in front of you ... right now.

Priscilla Shirer

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Priscilla Shirer
Age: 49
Born: 1974
Born: December 31
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Fervent prayer keeps your true identity in focus.
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Having your spiritual radar up in constant anticipation of His presence- even in the midst of the joyful chaos and regular rhythms of your everyday living- is paramount in hearing God, because sometimes the place and manner you find Him is the least spectacular you'd expect.
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We serve a God who is waiting to hear from you, and He can't wait to respond.
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Now is the time to know that God is able. To connect your current reality with God's present ability.
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