Psalm 92:1-5 and Psalm 139:17 capture what the Lord has done for each of us during an appointed year as 2020 has been. An appointed year indeed that put the nations and the people on notice as to who is in charge.
Psalm 92:1-5 and Psalm 139:17 capture what the Lord has done for each of us during an appointed year as 2020 has been. An appointed year indeed that put the nations and the people on notice as to who is in charge.
As with prayers, every sacrifice you offer to the Lord, either by way of giving or fasting let such be consecrated in the manner our God has commanded.
Prayer is a confession of absolute dependence upon God, not to be vaunted in public display or show-off of piety; otherwise it becomes a portrayal of vanity or self-righteousness that is despised by God.
Sowing and reaping implies a wait and is thus related to the Law of seedtime and harvest. Nothing good grows overnight.
Know that to every seeming delay, there is a purpose to the delay. Since we know He has promised to be with us, should we despair and yield to fear in those moments of danger?
Eating the word of God, being drawn to Him and being taught of Him is the key to living and being alive. Will you take maximum advantage of the coming season’s break to draw near to Him?
Godly conduct in the workplace also covers employers too. Do you use your power to take advantage of the employee? That ought not to be so.
Child of God, the Lord Jesus Christ is neither your mate nor your equal. Do not despise Him. He is to be exalted for He is God, the only true God.
Give me an eagerness for Your laws rather than a love for money!
John 10:10 is a commonly quoted scripture, the question for every believer to answer is this: Whose definition of abundant life?
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