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Holy Week

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A Bowlful of Water

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Loves Me Like Jesus Does

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Be Strong

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Great Love

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My Prayer for You

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Finishing the Work

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CupofJoe: They say that encouragement is oxygen to the soul. Cup of Joe is a non-profit organization that exists to inspire and encourage others through written and spoken word. Cup of Joe began as a column in a national monthly newsletter for Carman Ministries in 1997. A digital version was launched in 2007, featuring several hundred more articles; some that have been compiled in his devotional book Cup of Joe. Joe began managing non-profits as Executive Director of Carman Ministries, Inc. in the early 80's. In 2000, after more than 1000 live events and multiple achievements with Carman, he launched the Dreams2Destiny Center, Inc. which helped people identify their talents and calling. In 2002 he founded The Landing Community Church, serving as the Lead Pastor until June of 2015. Presently he works at Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas. Author of eight books and father of three grown children, Joe continues helping churches and organizations clarify their focus, enlarge their vision and pursue their dreams.

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