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Prayer Request: Today's Scripture *May 9, 2008*
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Today's Scripture *May 9, 2008* (May 8, 2008)
Prayer Request:
Today's Scripture *May 9, 2008*
Romans 8:1
So now there is no condemnation for those who belong to Christ Jesus.
"Not guilty!, let him go free".
What would those words mean to you were you on death row?
The fact is that the whole human race is on death row, justly condemned for repeatedly breaking God's holy law. Without Jesus we would have no hope at all. But thank God! He has declared us not guilty and has offered us freedom from sin and the power to do his will!
Father, we humbly come before You and give You thanks and praise! We are so grateful for the freedom You have given us through Jesus Christ! May we daily remember this incredible gift, and give You the praise and thanksgiving You deserve, Thank You Jesus! In Your Name, Amen..
God bless you!
Have a wonderful weekend!
April
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