Daily Devotions: Not our way, but Yahweh!

From my daily reading of the bible, Our Daily Bread Devotionals, My Utmost for His Highest and Ron Hutchcraft "A Word with You" and occasionally others.

Saturday, February 1, 2020

1 Corinthians 16, Bible Reading and Daily Devotionals

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Max Lucado Daily: Max Lucado Daily: Just Like Jesus When they were young, my daughters loved playing “dress-up.”  They’d put on their mom’s ...
Friday, January 31, 2020

2 Chronicles 3, Bible Reading and Daily Devotionals

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Max Lucado Daily: STEPHEN REMEMBERED The greatest example of humility is none other than Jesus Christ.  Who had more reason to boast than he...
Thursday, January 30, 2020

2 Chronicles 2, Bible Reading and Daily Devotionals

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Max Lucado Daily: REMEMBER WHO HOLDS YOU Frightening thing, this pride. Doesn’t it sneak up on us?  We begin spiritual journeys as small peo...
Wednesday, January 29, 2020

2 Chronicles 1, Bible Reading and Daily Devotionals

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Max Lucado Daily: STEPHEN’S MESSAGE Stephen was one of the seven men tasked to care for the Gentile widows. His ministry, however, provoked ...
Tuesday, January 28, 2020

1 Corinthians 15:35-58, Bible Reading and Daily Devotionals

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Max Lucado Daily: STAND UP FOR THE HAVE NOTS In the game of life, many of us who cross home plate do so because we were born on third base. ...
Monday, January 27, 2020

1 Chronicles 29, Bible Reading and Daily Devotionals

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Max Lucado Daily: DO GOOD, QUIETLY Hypocrisy turns people against God.  So God has a no-tolerance policy. Let’s take hypocrisy as seriously ...
Sunday, January 26, 2020

1 Chronicles 28 , Bible Reading and Daily Devotionals

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Max Lucado Daily: A Reminder of Who is in Charge Prayer reminds us of who is in charge. You don't take your requests to someone with les...
Saturday, January 25, 2020

1 Corinthians 15:1-34, Bible Reading and Daily Devotionals

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Max Lucado Daily: Tough Questions Some questions aren’t always easy to answer.  Maybe that’s the way it should be!  Here’s just that kind of...
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The path to my salvation is a daily walk, because while living in the World it is easy to pick the path of the World which is focused on feeding our earthly desires. When Jesus Christ of the Bible showed what I looked like and how I was living in the world, it was then when I saw myself as Jesus saw me and I was convicted of my sin. Empty with nothing left to depend upon I turned to Jesus and asked Him to help me, saying, I give up, I can’t go on. Knowing Jesus died for my sin, He asked me to change not for anyone but Him. So I took steps to change and with each day I grow closer to Jesus. Jesus has given me a new relationship with Him a new plan to obey Him and serve Him and the new power of the Holy Spirit to serve Him thru His guidance.” After Conversion, “Jesus gave me freedom from my sin thru His death on the cross. He died for my sin and yours and to today I have a relationship, which I work on each day by reading His love letters to me and I will do all not to blemish our relationship.”
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