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TODAY’S SCRIPTURE  
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“...let us run with
  endurance the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus, the author and
  finisher of our faith...” 
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(Hebrews 12:1–2,
  NKJV) 
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TODAY’S WORD from Joel and Victoria  
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It’s easy to be tempted to go
  through life competing with everyone around us when we see someone who’s more
  talented, better looking or has more gifts. Instead of running our race and
  being comfortable with who we are, oftentimes, we feel inferior and think,
  “I’ve got to catch up to them.” The problem with this unhealthy competition
  is that it’s a never-ending cycle.  
There will always be someone
  ahead of us. But, it’s a very freeing thing when you realize, “I’m not
  competing with you. I don’t have to have as big a house as my neighbor to
  feel good about myself. I don’t have to keep up with my co-worker. I don’t
  have to be a certain size. I don’t have to have as many Christmas lights
  outside. No, I understand that I’m not in competition with my friend, my neighbor
  or my co-worker. Instead, I’m going to be the best me that I can possibly
  be.”  
Contentment is an attitude
  God can work with. When you focus on being who God made you to be and focus
  on running your own race, that’s when you’ll see things happen. That’s when
  you’ll rise up higher and position yourself for every spiritual blessing He
  has in store for you!  
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A PRAYER FOR TODAY  
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Father, I humbly
  come to You giving You all that I am. I choose to keep my eyes on You and
  allow You to work in my heart and mind. I declare that I am free from
  competition today in Jesus’ name. Amen. 
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— Joel &
  Victoria Osteen  
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