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January 29th-We join with Moses; we just want to spend time getting to know Him.
January 28th-How special do we make our time with Him?
January 27th-But then the work begins, changing that heart to show others that He does indeed reside and reign in our heart.
January 26th-mercy and justice should control how we treat others.
January 25th-He IS coming again; are we ready?
January 24th- So should not we, today, select and elect able men who fear God, men of truth, who hate dishonest gain, to lead our communities, our states, and our nation?
January 23rd- unlike then, we now know He heals far more than illnesses; He heals our souls, our eternities.
January 22nd-Pharaoh, Grover, and me. What do we have in common?
January 21st- we of course look for those quiet times when we might experience His impartation, as silent as it may be, over the path of our lives.
January 20th- when we make an excuse to ourselves, are we not making it before Him, too?
January 19th-Just how do these evil people get into positions of power?
January 18th-“If we knew what we had before it was gone…….”
January 17th-Scripture does not say what the sacrifices were, but it is noteworthy that he did indeed make offerings to the Lord, especially considering this time of famine in the land.
January 16th-Jacob wisely sends his sons well prepared, but also puts it all in God’s hands.
January 15th-And, God stayed by his side, using him in remarkable ways.
January 14th- it is simply our call to be ready to give an accounting for our faith.
January 13th-A regular place. A regular time. A habit. A habit of time with God, learning to walk.
January 12th- Is this the time? The place? Is the Lord calling?
January 11th-How hard, how long, would we work for what we desire? How much would we pray?
January 10th-What a habit to develop in our own lives: simply praising Him first when we have been blessed.
January 9th-Sometimes, when things seem darkest, the Lord will reveal His blessings to us.
January 8th-Even when it seems no longer possible, He will bless us.
January 7th-What would the impact be like if we took, if we MADE the time to actively disciple our children, one-on-one?
January 6th-Abram, another man of faith that walked with the Lord, shows his obedience to God’s call on his life.
January 5th – Men getting together to make a plan-just does not work well without God
January 4th-What a calling; to be used by God in completion of His work!
January 3rd-a lofty but very worthy goal to which we all should aspire.
January 2nd – We will invest time learning this walk with the Lord, every day, until we meet Him face to face.
January 1st – Everything, seen and unseen, even time itself, has its beginning in this verse.
December 31st-as we close the final chapter of the final book, that is our closing thought. We need to be ready; Jesus is coming.
December 30th-Oh what a sight we will see and what a sound we will hear, as the uncountable masses praise Him.
December 29th-We do however have a spiritual permanency that far overshadows any of those physical machinations.
December 28th-What a future to envision, time with the Lord, with life’s stresses behind us.
December 27th-Their own words of testimony and the Blood of the Lamb have overcome the great evil
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December 26th- it is always God’s intent for us to rise up.
December 25th-what better encouragement could there be than Him sending His own Son to redeem our sinful lives?
December 24th-In this description of heavenly worship, we get a glimpse of what it could be like.
December 23rd-Once again today we celebrate His overcoming, just as we again celebrate His birth.
December 22nd-Let us give glory and honor and thanks to Him in such a way that others would want to join in that worship.
December 21st-Think of that: we share in Christ’s overcoming, the sentinel event in human history.
December 20th-For those who have children, this may be the most heartwarming verse in the Bible.
December 19th- If we can focus on HIS love in us, however, which is unconditional, it will help gain the upper hand against our weak human shortcomings.
December 18th-the very same power that healed the blind and the lepers, and even raised the dead, is available to heal our infirmities.
December 17th-the whole of Scripture is a great lifelong learning experience.
December 16th-His “Let your yes be yes” has for centuries resounded through the human experience.
December 15th-Paul’s words serve to keep the peace among friends and even family who are now divided by their faith.
December 14th-Our focus needs to be on His sacrifice and our obedience to His will.
December 13th-the simple answer is His love; a love so great it leads to the full expression in John 3:16.
December 12th- There is nothing wrong with “going back to the basics”
December 11th- He was not the messiah they had expected, but his teaching still demanded their attention.
December 10th-the change that Jesus has made in our lives far surpasses any change we could see in the outward appearance of anyone’s life.
December 9th-To be ready for good works, to maintain peace, and to treat all men as equals
December 8th-We need to raise up others who can become teachers as we have been taught.
December 7th-most of this could be avoided if those on both sides would only reconcile themselves to Jesus
December 6th-How often is it that we pray for our leaders, and, when we do, we focus on their shortcomings?
December 5th-The actions are directed at various people in different situations, but the last one, patience, is for all situations
December 4th-Paul is teaching his teachers to treat newer believers as you would children, with plenty of exhortation and encouragement.
December 3rd-Here we have Paul setting a great example of how to pray for others.
December 2nd- choosing to be joyful, leaving the misery aside.
December 1st- here we are, again, being reminded that serving others does indeed benefit us in the long run, especially in the eternal run.
November 30th-this meshes with our previous topics where we have seen that we, as followers of Christ, may be the only Scripture that our employer or employee ever reads.
November 29th- learning to go to prayer first, and depending on the Holy Spirit for the right words, will always be our best choice.
November 28th-what better concern for someone could we raise before God than that they would answer His calling?
November 27th-After the point of conversion in a person’s life, a great journey begins; but this journey is not meant to be taken alone.
November 26th-A worthy goal would be to have others glorifying God because of our actions.
November 24th-He knows where our heart is, and the spirit in which we have given.
November 23rd-This sacrifice on our behalf, if we will but accept Him, creates us as brand new
November 22nd-How well do our lives describe the Lord?
November 21st-Our circle of friends will turn us in a poor direction, if we are not careful
November 20th-There is great earthly satisfaction and heavenly reward when we find and use those gifts to the utmost
November 19th- If we can focus on things that bring good to others, we too benefit, perhaps not temporally, but eternally.
November 18th-Although our intentions may be totally different than what the people see, we have to remember, their perception is their reality
November 17th-Other sins we pray about and avoid; this one is the one from which we must flee.
November 15th- stay steeped in the Word, growing daily in our wisdom and walk
November 14th-when we talk about renewing our minds, we have to think about going back to the beginning
November 13th-we will readily accept from another that wonderful gift of salvation, but then let it sit idle-a sad commentary on our fallen nature
November 12th- For each of us has been gifted in a certain way
November 11th- sin now has a different kind of presence; it has an eternal effect
November 10th-Only the blood atonement of Jesus Christ will justify us before God.
November 9th- his thankfulness results from the Lord’s blessing them with great faith
November 8th- practice story evangelism; simply telling our own story of what Jesus has done in our lives, as Paul has done
November 6th-it is a wonderful blessing to know we are ultimately under the authority of our Heavenly Father.
November 5th-learning how to relate to people will gain for us footholds in their lives, facilitating the spreading of the Gospel.
November 4th-do we literally need Jesus to come to us in a “de-scaling of the eyes” incident [like Paul] before we get off the mark?
November 3rd-Emulating Paul’s way of meeting people at the level of their need is a great goal for us all.
November 2nd-a longer look back will reveal just how far the Lord has brought us from our sin-filled past.
November 1st-these men gave credit where credit was due, reporting all that God had done.
October 31st-What will it take, what level of obedience do we have to reach, for us to get out of God’s way and do what He calls us to do?
October 30th-Is He given the appropriate position on the advisory board of our lives?
October 29th-As a mature Christian, a goal for each of us would be to be able to turn most any Scriptural question or discussion of faith ultimately toward a presentation of the Gospel.
October 28th- the one task at which we all are to become proficient, is prayer.
October 27th-What Peter did give is what he possessed in abundance: his faith.
October 26th- Instead of telling someone we will lift them up, we should simply do it right on the spot.
October 25th-we must try to love others with a love that at least approaches our level of self-love.
October 24th- The Lord’s prayer to the Heavenly Father concerning the disciples is remarkable.
October 23rd-Everyone has a path to peace, if they know Jesus
October 22nd- Sometimes our heart must lead us far out of our comfort zone.
October 21st-what we need to do is to find a Paul, and cultivate that relationship, as a Timothy.
October 20th-What we are given as trials are opportunities to share what God has done in our lives.