Thanks you for the over 1600 responses we’ve already received on our Verse of the Day survey!
We wanted to let you know that we’ll be closing the survey tomorrow.
Instead of having our staff picking new verses for the Verse of the Day, we thought we’d extend the offer to you to let us know what your favorite verses are. The survey is one question long, ridiculously simple and we don’t ask for personal information. Feel free to take it more than once if you have a lot of favorite verses!
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"God is working all things in our lives, including the painful and difficult things, for the purpose of making us like Jesus. Our first calling is to become like Jesus." - Max Davis #wisdomwednesday
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The Bible Gateway twice-a-week Thanksgiving free email devotional is a great way for you to prepare your heart to “give thanks in all circumstances.”
It starts November 1!
Prepare for Thanksgiving with Bible Gateway's Free Email Devotional - Bible Gateway Blog
https://www.biblegateway.com/blog/2017/10/prepare-...
The Bible Gateway twice-a-week Thanksgiving free email devotional is a great way for you to prepare your heart to “give thanks in all circumstances.” It starts November 1! Titled Give Thanks: Biblical Stories About Gratitude, it’s delivered to your inbox throughout November only. You’ll receive an i...
In preparation for the celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, here are five Bible verses that had special significance in the Reformation and are no less powerful today.
Read These Five Verses on Reformation Day - Bible Gateway Blog
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One of the most important doctrines to rise from the Reformation is known as sola scriptura, which is Latin for “by Scripture alone.” The Reformers argued that the Bible is the sole, infallible authority of faith. And although the Reformation was not a single, unified movement, most of the reformers...
"Because love is not about what we feel for others—it’s about what we do for others. The true power of love is found in selfless attitudes and actions that seek the best for another person without expecting anything in return. When we act in that way, the feeling of love follows close behind." -Dr. David Jeremiah
Life More Abundant: An Interview with David Jeremiah - Bible Gateway Blog
https://www.biblegateway.com/blog/2017/10/an-inter...
How is it possible to miss having an abundant life? What should we do to develop a godly character? How is salvation an ongoing process? Read this Q&A.
