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Written by Chuck Swindoll, these encouraging devotional thoughts are published seven days per week.

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A Teachable Spirit

A person who is wise (who prospers) knows how to keep his mouth shut. He can keep confidences when people say, "Look, don't share that."

A Kindred Spirit

Intimate friends are rare in life. Often we have only one, occasionally two, usually not more than three in our entire lives. There's something about an intimate friend that causes your souls to be knit together. It's what we call a kindred spirit.

“The Battle Is Mine”

Intimidation. That's our MAJOR battle when we face giants. When they intimidate us, we get tongue-tied. Our thoughts get confused. We forget how to pray. We focus on the odds against us. We forget whom we represent, and we stand there with our knees knocking. I wonder what God must think, when all the while He has promised us, "My power is available. There's no one on this earth greater. You trust Me."

Unique Techniques

So often, when facing our own giants, we forget what we ought to remember, and we remember what we ought to forget. We remember our defeats, and we forget the victories.

God Versus Our Giants

That's the way with the giants of fear and worry, for example. They don't come just once; they come morning and evening, day after day, relentlessly trying to intimidate. They come in the form of a person, a pressure, or a worry.

Music's Effective Ministry

The Spirit-filled saint is a song-filled saint. And your melody is broadcast right into heaven—live—where God's antenna is always receptive, where the soothing strains of your song are always appreciated.

David's Unique Ability

One important thing this says to me is that you should never discount anything in your past. God can pick it up and use it in the most incredible ways.

Permanent Dwelling

However, at Pentecost and from that time on, all the way through our present era, when the Spirit of God comes into the believing sinner at salvation, He never leaves. He comes and baptizes us into the body of Christ. That happens at salvation.

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