Child Protection Devotion #74
2025
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| Category | Child Protection |
| Copyright Owner | Compassion International |
Do you know how vast God’s love is for you? Even at the beginning of creation, when God knew that people were going to sin, He still moved forward with His plan to create and redeem them. Do your words and actions bear that image of unconditional love and grace to the children in your life? As you read this devotion and reflect on the questions provided, ask God’s Spirit to show you areas of your heart that He wants to transform you with His love. When you receive His love, you will be able to better love those in your care.
This document is part of: Child Protection Devotions
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