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30 Days of Giving Thanks! Day 24

November 24: I’m thankful for I’m thankful for Cary Schmit and the Emmanuel Baptist Church podcasts.

His year-long Sunday morning series on the gospel of Luke called Devoted has been just what I needed to hear! I especially loved the 3 podcasts from June about the Prodigal Sons in Luke 15:11-32 called “The Prodigal God”.

http://caryschmidt.com/

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/emmanuel-baptis…

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[haven-for-the-soul]

"Another great policy is to never be 'out of sight' of authority. Whether in another room or another car--a lack of accountability always brings increased temptation.

“Just Friends” -- Mike Ray & Cary Schmidt

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The Power of Music to Alter the Heart: What is the Soundtrack of Your Life? Part I

The Power of Music to Alter the Heart: What is the Soundtrack of Your Life? Part I

Music is an amazingly powerful medium to capture and transform the heart, and to push it toward good or evil. It can move the heart more quickly than any other form of art or communication on earth. Music can instantly create an emotion, a memory, a mood, or a passion. It can change the heart’s direction, focus, and purpose. It can alter behavior. It can heal or destroy the human heart. Music has…

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[haven-for-the-soul]

Prayer is a simple act that packs nuclear spiritual power.

Cary Schmidt - Passionate Parenting

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It's time for you, by God's power, to 'be the boss' of your emotions. ... Look to God for strength, and let all emotions be governed by Him.

Mike Ray & Cary Schmidt - Just Friends

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There is nothing you can do that is more powerful than praying!

Cary Schmidt - Passionate Parenting, chp. 5

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It's time to stop letting emotions call the shots. Don't expect another person to be your stability. Look to God for strength, and let all emotions be governed by him.

Cary Schmidt - Just Friends, chp. 10

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Chastening is restorative. It is always about growth and forward development. It doesn't condemn; it corrects. It doesn't condone sin; it calls the sinner away from sin and into blessing.

Cary Schmidt - Passionate Parenting, chp. 19