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Welcome to Scriptures & Sweet Tea. 🫖 I’m so glad you found your way here. Scriptures & Sweet Tea was born from a simple desire: to create a place where the Word of God stays open, Jesus stays at the center, and people feel welcome to pull up a chair. Around here, you’ll find Bible teaching, devotionals, worship, prayer, encouragement, honest conversations about faith, and creative resources designed to help us grow deeper in the Word together. This isn’t about having all the answers or pretending faith is always tidy. It’s about opening Scripture, asking good questions, seeking truth, and trusting God to meet us there. Everything shared here is meant to point back to Him. So whether you’ve followed Jesus for decades, you’re just beginning to explore faith, or you simply need a quiet place to be reminded of what is true—you’re welcome here. The lantern is lit. The Word is open. There’s always a seat for you here on the porch. — Margie Scriptures & Sweet Tea

A thought does not earn the right to be called truth simply because you have believed it for a long time. A thought may feel true because of something you experienced. Someone may have spoken it over you. The world may have taught you to measure yourself by it. You may have repeated it so many times that you no longer question it. But we don’t defeat a lie simply by replacing it with a more positive thought. We put the lie up against the Word of God. The question is: “Does what I am believing agree with what God has said?” If it doesn’t, we do not have to keep agreeing with it. We take it captive and bring it into obedience to Christ.

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