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Episode 187

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19th Feb 2021

Daily Devotional - What Do You Do When You Are Feeling Sick? (James 5:14-15)

I have taken a brief pause with the Walk Through Ephesians due to our Portland Ice Storm with power and internet outages. Back on Monday :-)

The power-packed daily devotional just for busy guys. Today’s passage in James 5:14-15 (ESV) has a vital process of faith, prayer and wholeness we all need and desire. The question for today is: What do you do when you are feeling sick?

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Brother to Brother Devotionals
Inspirational messages for men
Daily devotional messages exploring various Books of the Bible, verse by verse. Written for men seeking authentic manhood from a Biblical foundation. Men face unique challenges in today's modern world, and God's Word has a lot of encouragement for men in their marriages, raising children, engaging in the work place and in the church, establishing friends and finding purpose and fulfillment in life.

It is my hope that men will know how valuable they are and to be encouraged to continue to fight the good fight.
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Tim Koetitz

Tim is a husband, dad and big brother to four younger brothers. As a pastor for over 20 years he has served children, teens, families and men in leading them to a full life in Biblical Truth. Tim is an ordained minister with the Assemblies of God with a M.Ed and has had a life focus of church leadership and education.

Tim and his family live in beautiful rolling hills of Damascus, Oregon about 30 minutes from downtown Portland. In his free time he enjoys hiking with his family, throwing some discs with guys at the local Disc Golf Courses, and riding his motorcycle throughout the beautiful countryside of Oregon.
Email Tim: PastorKoetitz (at) aol.com