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April 8 - May We All Be Like David

Finding Your Creative Bones® - Daily 365 Day Devotional with Tangle © 2023 Cindy Rae Fancher, CZT


Think ambitiously, be like David.

David continued to battle the Philistines and other enemies of Israel. David sought any remaining descendants of Saul so that he could return their land and property to them.

He was told of Meribaal, who was lame in both feet. David gave him the property and invited him to always sit at his table to eat. So Meribaal did. David's kindness to Hanun, King of the Ammonites, was rebuffed because evil people spread rumors that David was trying to trick them. As a result, they went to battle with David. David's army was stronger.


David was a kind person, fierce in loyalty and in battle. He is truly an example for us, especially in light of the persecution he endured from Saul out of jealousy. May David stand as an example of goodness in his prayers to God, love of others, and strength of character. He truly cared and consistently showed it.


Prayer:

God, today I am thinking of David. He was good, fierce, and a true believer in you. Please help me be like David. He knew how to forgive and be honorable. There is so much I can learn from the way he lived life. You loved him for his goodness, and he was among your chosen. I can see why. I am not David, nor do I face the difficulties he had to face, but I would like to exemplify his goodness. Whisper truths to me when I need to make decisions that will help me be a great person for you. I am grateful for that and the opportunity to grow others' faith in you. Amen.

Cindy Rae Fancher, CZT Original Tangle Drawn on Blue Purple QoR Watercolor Background with Black Micron by Texas Artist and Author Cindy Rae Fancher, CZT®

a tangle originated by Cindy Rae Fancher, CZT


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Whisper truths to me when I need to make decisions that will help me be a great person for you, Lord. Help me to hear your whispers.

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