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A short Bible passage for this weekend...
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Hi Reader, I'm sharing three things with you today (including a bunch of free ebooks)...
First, here's a short Bible passage that I challenge you to reflect on this weekend. Maybe even write it down on a piece of paper so you can remember it. But you were taught to be made new in your hearts. You were taught to become a new person. That new person is made to be like God—made to be truly good and holy. (Ephesians 4:23-24, ICB) This leads into the second item... Here is a short "advertisement" I've been running on YouTube about my new 7-day devotional plan on the Bible App. It's based on the book I wrote with my parents--devotions related to their travels to all 50 states over the course of their life together. For the 7-day devotional, it covers 7 states, with 7 devotions over 7 days, rather than 50 states and devotions. Here's a short video about it: This devotional plan takes you from Maine to Hawaii in just seven days. Well, not literally, of course. 🙂 You can "armchair travel" as you grow a bit in your hope along the way. The Bible passage I shared above is for Day 6 of the devotional, which is about the state of Wyoming, looking at renewal in Yellowstone National Park. Guarantee you'll learn something along the journey! Like all plans on the YouVersion Bible App, it's free. Each day takes only about 5 minutes, and I personally narrated it. 🎧 It's called, "From Sea to Shining Sea: Hope for Your Journey." Start reading and listening today! Finally, the third thing to share... I joined other authors for a giveaway of a lot of ebooks. I think there are 68 ebooks on the page, and there's a mix of genres. So, if you like free ebooks from authors you haven't read, it's something you might want to check out. Anyway, here's that Bible passage again: "But you were taught to be made new in your hearts. You were taught to become a new person. That new person is made to be like God—made to be truly good and holy." (Ephesians 4:23-24, ICB) Thanks for being part of my reader community. John Christopher Frame p.s. Here's the link again to the 7-day devotional plan on the Bible App: https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/75714-from-sea-to-shining-sea-hope-for-your-journey If a friend or family member forwarded this email to you, and you'd like to receive my emails, too, just click this link and add your email address: https://www.johnchristopherframe.com/get-johns-emails _____________________________________________________________________ |
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Hi Reader, I’ve created a 7-day plan on the YouVersion Bible App based on From Sea to Shining Sea, the book I wrote with my parents. It takes you from Maine to Hawaii, and I personally narrated it. Seven states in seven days... It's called "From Sea to Shining Sea: Hope for Your Journey." All seven devotions point you toward hope. You'll "visit" covered bridges, the St. Louis Arch, Yellowstone National Park, and other places. You can start by watching a brief video of me introducing the...
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