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Peach fans! We have TWO lugs of peaches to sell for the Aug 4 shipment from Grand Forks Area Youth For Christ! We have t...
07/29/2026

Peach fans! We have TWO lugs of peaches to sell for the Aug 4 shipment from Grand Forks Area Youth For Christ! We have them for just $47/lug. If you're interested, call 800-435-1071 and we'll put your name on them!

Kids are adorable... until the wrong thing happens.Maybe they cried because you peeled their banana. Or because you didn...
07/29/2026

Kids are adorable... until the wrong thing happens.

Maybe they cried because you peeled their banana. Or because you didn't peel it. Maybe their cracker broke. Maybe you gave them exactly what they asked for.

We want to hear it! 🤣

What's the funniest or most ridiculous reason your toddler had a complete meltdown? Share your story in the comments! ⬇️

Josh & Yvonne Waking Up With The Joneses

07/29/2026

Daily Devotion | In Touch Ministries
July 29, 2026
The Promise of God’s Presence
When we feel helpless or incapable, His presence reassures us that we're right where we need to be.
Exodus 3:10-17

At times God gives us seemingly impossible tasks. On receiving his call to confront Pharaoh and lead Israel out of Egypt, Moses’ immediate response was, “Who am I?” (Ex. 3:11). He saw his inadequacies clearly—a fugitive with a shepherd’s staff, tasked with challenging the most powerful ruler in the world.

God’s response was clear: “Certainly I will be with you” (v. 12). This wasn’t a strategy for success or a promise to make the task easier. It was God saying His presence would be enough.

We often look for God to remove obstacles, increase our abilities, or provide a clear path forward when He calls us to difficult things. But sometimes God’s answer is simply, “I will be with you.”

When Moses questioned further, God revealed Himself as “I AM WHO I AM,” the eternal, self-existent One who needs nothing and lacks nothing (vv. 14-15). This is the God who promises His presence—not offering guidance from afar but walking alongside us (Deut. 31:6).

The gift isn’t just that God helps us accomplish hard things. The gift is God Himself. His presence doesn’t always change our circumstances, but it does change everything about how we face them.

Our ice cream was melting, so we took it inside! The EGF DQ until 1! Play plinko & win your ice cream!
07/28/2026

Our ice cream was melting, so we took it inside! The EGF DQ until 1! Play plinko & win your ice cream!

07/28/2026

Daily Devotion | In Touch Ministries
July 28, 2026
Walking With Christ
Life takes us down unexpected roads. But with God as our guide, we can walk with confidence wherever He leads.
Colossians 1:9-12

The pathway of faith has divine purpose, and we’re to obey the Lord, no matter what. But even when God’s direction is perplexing, we can count on the fact that He is good.

Walking obediently with Christ doesn’t guarantee an easy life, which is obvious when we consider the apostle John. In his later years, he was exiled to the island of Patmos—a Roman penal colony—simply for preaching the gospel (Rev. 1:9). Isolated from the churches he loved and served, John could have questioned God’s plan. But it was during this exile that he received the revelation that became the final book of the New Testament.

Remember, though, that God is sovereign and works through every circumstance we face. He can bring strength and growth even from difficult seasons, using what we endure as part of His larger purposes.

Choosing obedience and trust is the only way to true peace. Even in exile, John experienced God’s presence and purpose in ways that would encourage believers for centuries to come. The Lord never lets go of His children, whom He will continue to protect and guide throughout life. This is the pathway of faith: believing in Almighty God and following wherever He leads.

07/27/2026

Daily Devotion | In Touch Ministries
July 27, 2026
Take My Yoke
Jesus knows we're imperfect. Yet He graciously gives us the opportunity to learn, grow, and obey without fear.
Matthew 11:28-30

In first-century Judaism, a rabbi’s “yoke” referred to his specific interpretation and application of Torah—the way of life his disciples would adopt. When Jesus says, “For My yoke is easy and My burden is light” (v. 30), He’s contrasting His grace-based, gentle teaching with the rigid burdens other rabbis imposed.

Christ’s invitation is to choose Him as your teacher and follow His way of life. Unlike the Pharisees, who added rules that made obedience feel impossible, Jesus offers a path characterized by grace, mercy, and rest for the soul. He doesn’t minimize the call to discipleship, but He makes it sustainable and life-giving.

The relief comes not from having circumstances changed, but from living under a different system. As Paul says, Christ set us free from the yoke of slavery to the law (Gal. 5:1). Instead of striving to earn God’s favor through perfect rule-keeping, we learn from Jesus that God’s love is already ours. We grow in obedience not out of fear, but as a response to grace.

Being yoked with Christ means learning His way—one that brings genuine peace for the soul. Life’s pressures may not lessen, but when you follow His teaching, you find what you’ve been searching for: the kind of rest the world cannot give.

07/25/2026

Daily Devotion | In Touch Ministries
July 25, 2026, 12:00:00 AM
Can God Use You?
No circumstance falls outside God’s ability to use us for His kingdom purposes.
Acts 16:14-15

Lydia welcomed Paul and his companions into her home. As a new believer and a businesswoman in Philippi, she immediately understood that her resources—her home, hospitality, and influence—could serve the kingdom. By opening her doors to traveling ministers in need of rest and a base for their work, she provided a place where the gospel could take root in her city.

God’s plan for every believer is made up of a lifetime of opportunities. No matter what our career or calling may be, we should each seek ways to serve the Lord daily. We do this by ministering—wherever we are—to family members, friends, neighbors, and coworkers (Rom. 12:10-13).

The Lord gives His children gifts and talents suitable for fulfilling His purposes, so we know He wants to use us. You can be sure that when you make yourself available to follow Him in any circumstance, He’ll equip you with the right tools for the task.

Are you ready to say, “Yes, God can use me”? If so, then tell the Lord you are available to work for Him in any way He desires. He will respond by placing people and opportunities in your path. Through His strength, you will do more to further the kingdom than you ever imagined—one day and one small act of service at a time.

07/24/2026

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IT'S FLASHBACK FRIDAY!! Call in your jamming flashback favorites! 800-435-1071!-Josh & Yvonne Waking Up With The Joneses
07/24/2026

IT'S FLASHBACK FRIDAY!! Call in your jamming flashback favorites! 800-435-1071!
-Josh & Yvonne Waking Up With The Joneses

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