My Daily Devotional
The absolute best part of being an early adopter to a well known E-Mail service is that I get mail clearly intended from other people. In the past few years, I've been offered Seahawks tickets, offered opportunities to speak at farm conferences, received invitations to intimate gatherings and have even had the opportunity to be part of two singles groups. All of which always makes me laugh when I get these intimate looks into someone's life.
Today, my very non-religious self was offered the following advice, which is about the tenth time this year someone has tried to get me to find god.
"Trust: Proverbs 3:5 or Jeremiah 17:17
Courage: Psalm 91:4
Strength: Philipians 4:13
Endurance: 2 Corinthians 6:4, Hebrews10:36, or Collossians 1:11
Perseverance: Romans 15:5
(excuse my spelling, apple doesn't autocorrect bible books)
Sent from my iPhone"
Apple (more correctly your iPhone) also does not autocorrect capitalization either. As always, the lesson learned here is to make sure you know who you are sending your E-Mails to.
Today, my very non-religious self was offered the following advice, which is about the tenth time this year someone has tried to get me to find god.
"Trust: Proverbs 3:5 or Jeremiah 17:17
Courage: Psalm 91:4
Strength: Philipians 4:13
Endurance: 2 Corinthians 6:4, Hebrews10:36, or Collossians 1:11
Perseverance: Romans 15:5
(excuse my spelling, apple doesn't autocorrect bible books)
Sent from my iPhone"
Apple (more correctly your iPhone) also does not autocorrect capitalization either. As always, the lesson learned here is to make sure you know who you are sending your E-Mails to.