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Cindy Dennis

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    This year has been one of continuously stretching the vision that God laid on my heart over 14 years ago.  We have empowered many and confidently assisted others because of generous giving by those who believe God's vision brings provision to those who step out by faith to blindly serve.





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    Please send your finances in the many ways listed and help us make the year end glorious and victorious for the kingdom of God!  Cindy DennisFounder and President of Cindy Dennis Ministries


    Healthy in Body and strong in Spirit


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      I hope all is well with you and that you are as healthy in body as you are strong in spirit." (3 John 1:2) 


      Healthy in body and strong in spirit. How vital it is to aim for both! Yet when there are unavoidable "body" challenges, how much more important is it to be strong in spirit - and teach our kids to be the same?  

      I know many of you have navigated these challenges. We have, too. Some of you know our family's story, of a devastating type of epilepsy erupting in my son Luke as he was turning 11 years old. It upended the trajectory of his life, as the processing issues in his brain meant he had to learn how to read again, struggle to make friends, and spend hours on schoolwork he used to complete in minutes. It broke my heart as a mom. 


      When these issues arise, we long for our children, our family members, or ourselves to be physically healed. But sometimes, God instead says "wait." And He forges a resilience and depth in our spirits that we never would have known otherwise.


      That's what happened with Luke. He pressed through challenges that would have caused grown adults to crumble, and never lost hope. He had to learn true trust in God - so today he is indeed "strong in the spirit." 
      The Apostle John's greeting to his dear friend Gaius reflects the heart of God toward all of us as His dear children. Both physical health and strength of spirit matter to Him. 

      This simple little devotional can help lead you and your kids into a deeper understanding of who God is as our creator, physician, provider, protector, and comforter. Each day focuses on a different aspect of God's care for us. These are such important concepts for children to grasp. All children. Thank you for all you are doing to bring these aspects of God's great love to children through Compassion, as well! 


      The confidence that never fails

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        Are you finding it difficult to live life to your fullest? Are you paralyzed by what others think? Are you able to reach your full potential? Is fear of the unknown holding you back?


        We have all battled with these and other challenges over time. Even David said in Psalm 143:4 (TPT) that his “inner being is in depression and his heart is heavy, dazed with despair.”


        Having faith in oneself that you can overcome these challenges is good, but it is often not enough. Your self-confidence has its limitations, because no one can do everything all the time in their own strength. Sooner or later you will run out of steam and find yourself unable to enjoy your journey in life.

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        What we really need is “God-confidence” as Joyce Meyer calls it. Being able to rely on His strength and ability to live life to its fullest. That is the confidence that never fails. Paul in Philippians 4:13-14 (TPT) writes “For I’m trained in the secret of overcoming all things…I find that the strength of Christ’s explosive power infuses me to conquer every difficulty.”

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