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Max Lucado Daily Devotional 1st July 2024 – We Need Hope

MAX LUCADO DEVOTIONAL.

Max Lucado Daily devotional for today is here. This devotional is a pure revelation of God’s love for the hurting, the guilty, the lonely, and the discouraged. Find the perfect peace, hope and the love you need daily.

Max Lucado Daily Devotional
Max Lucado Daily Devotional

The topic of Max Lucado devotional for today 1st July 2024 is “We Need Hope “

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MAX LUCADO DEVOTIONAL MESSAGE FOR TODAY 1ST JULY 2024.

Water. All Noah can see is water. You can relate. You’ve known your share of floods. Flooded by sorrow at the cemetery, anger at the disability in your body, fear of the uncertainty of a pandemic. And you’ve needed what Noah needed; you’ve needed hope.

Sometimes all we need is a little hope. That’s all Noah needed, and that’s what Noah received. This is how the Bible describes the moment: “When the dove returned to him in the evening, there in its beak was a freshly plucked olive leaf!” (Genesis 8:11).

Hope is an olive leaf—evidence of dry land after a flood. Could you use some hope? Could you use a fresh start? At some point in life we all could. And the oh-so-welcome news of Scripture is this: our God is a God of fresh starts.

About The Author.

Max Lucado’s Daily Devotional for today is written by Pastor Max Lucado. He is a speaker and best-selling author who, in his own words, “writes books for people who don’t read books.” He serves the people of Oak Hills Church in San Antonio, Texas, and his message is for the hurting, the guilty, the lonely, and the discouraged: God loves you; let him.

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