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Jesus, The Quill, and Me—My Devotional Journey Begins

The Quill and Me—Devotional Blog•Oswald Chambers Reflections 
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Jesus, The Quill, and Me
My Devotional Journey Begins

I began this journey with healing, forgiveness, learning to see myself as God sees me, and honesty before the Lord’s throne, asking for help. 

I am working through Oswald Chambers’ My Utmost for His Highest because I promised the Lord I would. 

This is a deep spiritual growth walk for me. Chambers’ insight into the things of God is keen and rich — something I have searched for. 

I continue this journey now and share it because Jehovah Rapha, the One who heals, wants me to. 

Jesus, The Quill, and Me

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My testimony, From Chaos to Christ, tells how this journey began.

If you would like to know more about me or my blog visit: About Me—Quil, the Author of The Quill and Me Devotional Blog

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— Enjoy  

~ Quil

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