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November 26th- Hebrews 10:23

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Hebrews 10:23

I read once that during times when our faith is tested and our convictions tried, Christians can find not only endurance but a radiant hope that shines brighter than the flames of adversity. How? By holding fast. To hold fast means to grasp firmly, to maintain a secure and unyielding grip on something. And as the days grow darker, gripping tightly to God is the best place for us to be. To stay rooted in His promises, allowing our hearts to be filled with enduring hope. Leaning on the Lord and His strength so we can preserve with steadfast faith, no matter what we face. Confidently we can stay the course because our endurance is sustained by the faithfulness of God. Ruler and Creator of all things. And the only One who holds the future. So we can boldly keep on declaring our faith in Jesus Christ. Keep on sharing the truth of His Word, and live a life that’s a beautiful testimony to the world and glorifies the Lord.

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November 21st – Acts 16:31

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Acts 16:31

Paul and Silas show just how great of an impact a heart of hope and endurance can have. And not just in our own personal resilience, but in reaching and transforming the lives of others. How worship in challenging times isn’t just something we do, but a powerful declaration of faith. One that knocks the Devil off his feet, and can inspire and touch the lives of those around us. Having a heart of hope and endurance serves as a beacon through the darkness, guiding us into the light of God’s goodness. In the midst of trials, it illuminates a path of hope and resilience, leading us to a deeper understanding of God’s unwavering presence and love. As we lift our hearts in worship, even in the darkest of times, it not only lifts our own spirits but also becomes a light for others. Through our hope and endurance, we share the radiance of God’s goodness. Inviting others to witness the transformative power of faith in the midst of challenges, ultimately becoming a source of endurance and hope for those around us.

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November 9th – 2 Timothy 4:7

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2 Timothy 4:7

One of the greatest heroes in the Bible is Paul. He was tortured, shipwrecked, chased out of town, deserted by his friends, and jailed. And he endured it all with a heart of worship and praise for the Lord. I love how he describes his work for God as a great drink offering. Ready to empty himself fully for the advancement of God’s Kingdom. All in the hope of receiving a beautiful crown to lay at the feet of his Savior, Jesus Christ. I want to be a Paul. As the days grow darker, I want my hope and faith to grow stronger. Jesus promised in the last days, the persecution of Christians would increase, and many will turn away from their faith. They’ll trade the truth of the gospel for an ear tickling false message that feeds their egos, but not their souls. That’s why we must guard our hearts by knowing God’s Word and staying firmly planted in His truth. Jesus is returning soon. And when He calls me home I want to hear Him say, “Well done my good and faithful servant. You fought a good fight, finished the race, and most important of all, kept the faith.”

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October 30th – John 7:38

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John 7:38

All smaller bodies of water eventually run into a larger body of water. And along the way they provide life giving hydration to nourish the land. We are like streams that flow from God’s river, receiving His boundless love, wisdom, and blessings. We too can hydrate the land by flooding it with the life giving message of the gospel. And by sharing the abundant grace we receive from God. Our actions, kindness, and love are like the currents that carry God’s goodness to others. Watering the hearts and souls of those in need. By being conduits of God’s love, we not only receive His blessings but also perpetuate His abundant flow of grace in the world. Creating a cycle of spiritual nourishment and growth for all who encounter our streams of kindness. By striving to be vessels of His grace, generously sharing all we’ve received, we both enrich our own soul and bring blessings to the world. And in doing so, we find that our lives are filled with purpose and an ever-renewing sense of God’s abundant presence.

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October 15th – Isaiah 58:10-11

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Isaiah 58:10-11

When God tells us to help the less fortunate, it’s not just for their benefit but for ours. Because there’s a profound connection between helping those in need and experiencing God’s abundant blessings. Blessings including a compassionate heart and the joy that comes from being a source of hope and support to others. Add to that personal growth, fulfillment, and spiritual enrichment. That’s why we are called to be instruments of God’s abundance. The world is facing unprecedented challenges. And in these trying times, Christians have the opportunity to step up. To be beacons of God’s love and grace by extending a helping hand. And to embody the message of compassion, kindness, and selflessness that Jesus exemplified throughout His life. By helping the less fortunate, we as Christians have an opportunity to be ambassadors for Jesus. Living testimonies of the very Gospel we follow. And true examples of God’s love to a world in desperate need.

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September 30th – Psalm 145:4

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Psalm 145:4

“One generation commends your works to another; they tell of your mighty acts.”

One of the problems this younger generation faces, is that most of them have never been taught about God. Who He is, His love for them, and the life saving grace He offers. By sharing our experiences of God’s goodness, love, and mighty works, we not only provide a foundation of faith but also inspire young people to seek a relationship with Him. A relationship that equips them with the spiritual wisdom and understanding necessary to navigate life’s challenges. When we bear witness to God’s work in our own lives and share His word with others, we become instruments of His love and redemption. This act of sharing not only strengthens our own faith but also has the potential to lead the lost to a saving relationship with God. In a world often marked by uncertainty and despair, the message of God’s steadfast love and salvation offers hope, comfort, and purpose. Thats why it’s our responsibility and privilege to proclaim His name, sharing the good news of His grace with a generation in need of His light.

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August 27th – Colossians 4:4

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Colossians 4:4

“Pray that I may proclaim it clearly, as I should.”

It’s a big responsibility to share the gospel of Jesus Christ. Paul knew that false teachers were making the rounds using trickery and deception to confuse young believers about the scriptures. So the apostle asked for prayers that his sharing of the Good News be done correctly and clearly. Because never should the Word of God be twisted into the meaning we want. Instead all Christians should follow the rule that when the plain sense of Scripture makes common sense, seek no other sense, lest it result in nonsense. That’s why Christians should pray for all fellow Christians. For we we all commanded to share the gospel. And praying for each others reminds us that as believers we are divinely connected. And prompts to uplift one another in our individual callings. It’s a powerful reminder that our unity in Christ extends beyond physical boundaries and allows us to participate in the global mission of spreading God’s love and truth to all corners of the world.

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August 20th – Colossians 4:18

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Colossians 4:18

“Remember my chains. Grace be with you.”

I often think how wonderful it would have been to be an apostle. To actually walk, talk, and live with Jesus. But the life of an apostle wasn’t easy, comfortable, or physically profitable. And more than just a few of the letters Paul wrote were written from prison. So if there’s anyone who understood deeply about suffering for your faith, it’s Paul. He endured many hardships and near death experiences due to his commitment to spreading the gospel of Christ. So when he asks the Colossians to remember his chains, he’s reminding all of us the cost of being devoted to Jesus. And how the road of a Christian is anything but easy. Yet no matter what he faced, Paul let nothing stand between him and following his God given calling. And neither should we. We too need to be just as committed as Paul to fulfilling our mission. To have the boldness, dedication, and perseverance of an apostle. And despite adversity, let nothing stand between us and completing the job personally given to us by our Lord and Savior.

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August 3rd – Colossians 1:13

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Colossians 1:13

“He has delivered us from the domain of darkness and transferred us to the kingdom of his beloved Son.”

Many try to twist the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Or try to make it more complicated than it is. But the core message is this. Once we were dead in our sins, eternally separated from God. But because He loves us so much, God sent His only Son, Jesus Christ, to rescue us. And through His death and resurrection, Jesus conquered the power of sin and death forever. Now all who call Him Lord, Christ delivers from the dominion of darkness and transfers into the kingdom of His marvelous light. Because of God’s boundless mercy, He lifts us from the depths of despair, transforming our lives into beacons of hope and righteousness. By embracing His deliverance, we can walk in the glorious freedom of His truth. And we can experience the joyous journey of living as children of light, guided by God’s eternal love and presence. Jesus is returning soon to set up His kingdom on earth. And only those who receive His free gift of Salvation will be citizens of the most glorious domain ever known.

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July 24th – Proverbs 24:11

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Proverbs 24:11

“Rescue those who are being taken away to death; hold back those who are stumbling to the slaughter.”

The Bible is very clear in warning us that our noses are better off kept in our own business. Yet there are times when we are called as Christians to speak up and speak out. Times when we see an atrocity, injustice, or abuse. It is then, we are told, to take action, especially in protecting the innocent. Which is why God also commissions us to go out and share the Gospel. For just as important as pulling someone from the path of a speeding car, so is sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ. Because it is a life saver to those walking the path of certain death and destruction. A transforming message, it brings hope to the hopeless, and delivers those trapped in darkness and despair. And although we aren’t responsible for another’s salvation, we are responsible to plant the seed of God’s saving grace. For we are His ambassadors on this earth. And as such should be dedicated to rescuing souls and leading them toward the light of salvation.

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