Living from Union - First15 Devotional

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As we finish up our week on centering our lives around meeting with God, today we’ll discover the beauty of living from union with him. Today may you discover and wonder at how incredibly connected and one with God you already are through Christ. May you live each day aware of and benefitting from that union, and be forever changed. It is my prayer that the reality of Christ’s finished work on the cross sinks into our hearts and minds today, and that our lives are turned upside down as a result. Our Scripture for today comes from Galatians 2:20, and today's worship is Communion by Maverick City. Align your Heart with God’s True Intention Your heart, that place that holds your identity, affections, emotions, uniqueness, could not be more valuable. And in a world that is constantly vying for your heart, asking for your time, energy, and affection, learning to guard and nourish your heart could not be more important. Heart is the second issue of our printed devotionals for this year, and is the perfect way to experience the content of First15 in February. Click HERE to get your copy of Heart today and start aligning your heart with God’s true intent!

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As we finish up our week on centering our lives around meeting with God, today we’ll discover the beauty of living from union with him. Today may you discover and wonder at how incredibly connected and one with God you already are through Christ....

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