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Category Archives: Cancer Devotionals
Cancer and Hope Devotional
Excerpt from Finding God in Your Cancer Journey Where can you go to find hope on a cancer journey? Jesus Christ. What a wonderful relief to know this. It’s easy on some days of a cancer walk to see how … Continue reading
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Three Stumbling Blocks to Consistent Cancer Prayers
Open your mouth and taste, open your eyes and see- how good God is. Blessed are you who run to Him. Psalm 34:8-14 The Message 1. You can pray sporadically, leaving less opportunity for God to consistently show you the … Continue reading
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Christmas Cancer Devotional: Jesus is More Than You Expected.
Devotion #1: Jesus is More Than You Expected from Celebrating Christmas in Your Cancer Journey by Karen Tripp Matthew 1:23 When the doctor says “it’s cancer”, your mind does not wait for the doctor to explain what cancer is, because … Continue reading
Devotion #1: Help! Christmas is Overwhelming!!
Excerpt from Discovering the True Spirit of Christmas by Karen Tripp In November, when you get your first glimpse of the plans for this Christmas, the view seems very manageable. But as November leaves and thoughts of turkey dinners and … Continue reading
Talk to God about Cancer?
We don’t like thinking about cancer because it can be a downer. And, do you know how sometimes one negative thought can grow, and the next thing you know your thoughts are spiraling down to “Negative Land”? (I just made … Continue reading
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Do You Minimize Your Cancer? Devotional Excerpt
Do you ever think, “There are no problems, because God is in control”? That’s not quite accurate. The truth is, “Despite the problems, God is in control.” Problems are still there. Take cancer. God is in control of your cancer … Continue reading
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Knowing Jesus Through Cancer
A cancer walk is the type of struggle that can reveal new things about Jesus you’d never seen before. On the day before cancer came into your life, you probably understood that Jesus was your Savior, your Protector and your … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Peter 1:8, cancer, comforter, devotional, Jesus, Lazarus, protector, Savior
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Cancer is Big; But Christ is Bigger
It’s important to consistently take your thoughts off of cancer and place your focus on Christ. Let’s take a minute to clarify something: Focusing on Christ does not mean pretending that cancer is small and has no impact on your … Continue reading
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Cancer and the Struggle
Does it seem to you that cancer is the result of living in a fallen world? Or do you believe that cancer is the result of something you did or someone else did to you? Cancer is not punishment. … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer, Christ, Jesus, promise, punishment, Romans 8:38-39, struggle
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God is Bigger Than Playing in Creeks
Our family plays in creeks. Other families have leisure pastimes like biking or camping or playing softball. You may be thinking, “Oh, sure. We did that once.” Not like us. This isn’t a casual activity. This is serious. My kids … Continue reading