Wings Like Eagles

Episode 5 of the He's Still Working podcast, hosted by Crystal McDonald, titled "Wings Like Eagles" was published on July 8, 2020 and runs 11 minutes.

July 8, 2020 ·11m · He's Still Working

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Scripture: Nehemiah 8:11, Isaiah 40:26-31. Key verse: Isaiah 40:31. Today's Bible study is inspired by July 8 devotional in "Streams in the Desert" by L.B. Cowman. We'll look at how our perception can make us see either burdens or blessings. I have to warn that this will focus on the dark topic of depression. Grab you Bible and follow along. And remember, He Would Love First!

Episode Description

Scripture: Nehemiah 8:11, Isaiah 40:26-31. Key verse: Isaiah 40:31. Today's Bible study is inspired by July 8 devotional in "Streams in the Desert" by L.B. Cowman. We'll look at how our perception can make us see either burdens or blessings. I have to warn that this will focus on the dark topic of depression. Grab you Bible and follow along. And remember, He Would Love First!

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