Here are some of the top Gospel and Christian songs. Click “play all” after clicking this link and enjoy. I’m praying that you have a blessed week ahead!
A thought from John 15:1-17 is that Jesus is the vine, the Father is the vine dresser, and the disciples are the branches. To produce fruit, there needs to be some pruning by the vine dresser. Look at adversity as part of this pruning to make one fit for service. Like Christ who went through a painful death yet proved His love on the cross, we are to let our love show in the difficulties that we go through.
I have been on a spiritual journey through the book of Isaiah. Now, I will take a detour into the letters of John for a while before returning to finish Isaiah.
Here is a link to all the devotionals done so far organized by book of the Bible and specific chapter within that book.
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Over the last few weeks, I’ve been looking at ways to apply the word of God found in Isaiah 35-39 and sharing some thoughts that not only can benefit us now but also help the next generation too! The greatest of all possessions one can hand off to future generations are the guiding principles taught from the Word of God.
A thought from reading Isaiah 35 and shared in the post Way of Holiness is that we may be filled at times with hopelessness, but we can be encouraged because with God, there is certain victory.
Diving into Isaiah 36 and shared in the post A Jump of Faith is that the enemy’s promises are deceptive. Fortunately, God’s promises are reliable and are certain. We can build our faith on solid ground of Truth. Faith doesn’t come out of nowhere but comes from work and dedication, so let us dive into the deep waters and obey God’s orders.
From reading in the book of Isaiah, the king of Assyria was threatening king Hezekiah about taking over the city of Jerusalem. A thought from Bless You with Courage is that just like with king of Hezekiah, the enemy will fall when God is in control.
The enemy will recoil, and we will stand our ground. The best way to win our battles in life is always with God’s help. God gives courage to make it through days of difficulty, times of criticism, and embarrassment. He is in control and can defeat anything we go up against. He can bless us with victory in all we do.
This day with God, let us seek to do as the post Build Your Life Day by Day points out. Let us remember who we belong to and live for the reason of following God’s will. By doing His work, we will find joy we thought could never be ours.
A thought from Help the Next Generation to Their Destination is to be good stewards of what God has given us. To be humble and to focus on what God always cares about which is His people. Let us be interested in the wellbeing of others.
God has a purpose for us in all stages of life. It may be as teenager deciding what type of career to pursue, a college student, a young professional, a leader within a business or organization, or someone nearing or already in retirement. At all stages of life, the Bible is helpful in providing what is needed to do great things for God’s glory.
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For everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, and he who humbles himself will be exalted. – Luke 14:11
A thought from “Help the Next Generation to Their Destination” is to be good stewards of what God has given us. To be humble and to focus on what God always cares about which is His people. Be interested in the wellbeing of others.
Let us be inspired by the song If I Got Jesus by Ben Fuller and keep focused on what really matters. If we’ve got Jesus, we’ve got it all. As the song says, with Jesus, there’s a living hope inside and a joy we can never hide.
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