Nathan Dooley
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There is a strange kind of silence that comes after obedience. You prayed. You moved. You confessed. You forgave. You sent the message. You opened your hands and surrendered the thing you had been gripping so tightly. You did what you believed God was asking you to do. And then… Nothing. No thunder. No immediate…
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I have been away for a little while, working on something called Gold Vein while also making some changes to Time For Providence. The longer I work on it, the more I keep thinking about work itself. Work changes. It evolves. It increases. It takes new shape. But it does not really stop. Even when…
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Family, today’s Verse of Providence, 2 Peter 1:4. Appetizer It gives us the beautiful answer to yesterday’s warning: sinful desire leads to corruption, but the promises of God lead us into life. Table Conversation Yesterday, James showed us the hidden movement of temptation: desire carried away into lust–enticed, conceived, bringing forth death. Today, Peter shows…
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Family, today’s Verse of Providence is James 1:14–15, and it brings us to the hidden place where sin begins: desire that is carried away, enticed, conceived, and brought to death. Table Conversation I’m so thankful that James addresses us about temptation; he will not let us blame God for what tempts us. He brings the…
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Okay, family, today’s Verse of Providence is Isaiah 1:16–17, and it brings us to instruction that will not let righteousness remain abstract: wash, remove evil, cease from evil, learn to do good, seek justice, correct oppression, defend the fatherless, and plead for the widow. Table Conversation What does this passage mean for us today, and…
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Today’s Verse of Providence is John 15:2, and it brings us to the careful hand of the Father: He removes what is fruitless, and He prunes what is fruitful so that it may bear more fruit. Let’s Eat Jesus does not describe the Father as careless with the vine. He describes Him as the vinedresser.…
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Today’s Verse of Providence, 2 Corinthians 4:16–18, and it brings us to a steady word for tired souls: what is seen may be heavy, but it is not final. Let’s Eat Paul does not say we have no reason to feel worn down. He says we do not lose heart. Christian hope is not pretending…