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April 30th – Song of Solomon

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Song of Solomon 2:12

As winter fades to spring, it leaves behind a trail of dead branches and stems which need to be pruned away for the new growth to thrive. So it is with us. Just as the gardener tends to the vines, so too must we trim away the tendrils of disobedience, sin, and unfruitfulness from our lives. The pruning may sting, but it’s the secret to a grander bloom. For pain today yields beauty tomorrow. With each intentional snip, may we remove the burdens that weigh us down, clearing the way for growth, beauty, and prosperity. And may the warmth of the sun remind us of the warmth of God’s love. A love which guides us each step of the way through the process of transformation. And one which makes our souls bloom with righteousness and purity, like spring blossoms unfurling in radiant beauty. In this season of renewal, we find the perfect opportunity to cultivate a heart aligned with God’s will. So let us embrace the pruning shears of truth and righteousness, trusting in His grace to nourish us into fruitful abundance.

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January 4th – Jeremiah 29:11

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Jeremiah 29:11

Facing the unknown of a new year can be daunting. Yet when we walk into the future hand in hand with God, we have no need to worry. For He is in complete control of all things, seen and unseen. And as Jeremiah tells us, God’s plans for us are brimming with hope and purpose. All we have to do is trust Him in all things. But trusting God’s plans can be challenging. Because it often requires letting go of our own desires and timelines. Yet in the difficulty of surrender, we find that His path, though not always easy, is always the best. And by opening our hearts to the opportunities He has in store, we step into a journey marked by hope, purpose, and the unwavering assurance that His plan is one of prosperity and a flourishing life. So even though we may not know what the new year holds, we can face every twist and turn with confidence. Because God’s purpose will unfold with a wisdom that leads to ultimate goodness and fulfillment.

 

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September 2nd – Deuteronomy 8:7

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Deuteronomy 8:7

“For the Lord your God is bringing you into a good land—a land with brooks, streams, and deep springs gushing out into the valleys and hills;”

Even though the United States isn’t short of faults, those that live here are blessed. For no other country offers the freedoms, prosperity, and abundance of America. That’s why it’s important to have a spirit of gratitude for living in a land of plenty. A blessing the rest of the world isn’t privileged to experience. And in a world where scarcity and need often prevail, we are called to recognize the abundance that surrounds us. From her fertile lands to bountiful resources, the hand of God has been upon the country. Such blessings are not to be taken for granted but rather embraced with a thankful heart. We should be grateful not only for the physical provisions but also for the sense of security, peace, and opportunities that come with living in a land of plenty. This verse encourages us to appreciate the beauty of God’s creation and His unwavering care. And with our gratitude, we honor the Giver of all good gifts and cultivate a spirit of generosity, reflecting God’s love in the world.

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May 3rd – Jeremiah 29:11

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Jeremiah 29:11

Throughout the Bible God explicitly forbids seeking physics, mediums, astrologists, and fortune tellers of all sorts. (Duet. 18:10-12, Lev. 19:31, 20:6, 2 Kings 23:24) But today the business of witchcraft is a multi billion dollar one. Because everyone has questions needing answers and a future needing to be told. Even Christians fall prey to the sin of trusting others who tell you what you want to hear, instead of trusting God. The Israelites learned the hard way all that glitters isn’t gold. They desperately wanted to believe the false prophets and mediums in Babylon. Those who promised the people would soon be back in their own land. But God was very clear. Only He controls the future. And only He can can guarantee one of hope, goodness, love, and prosperity. How could there be a more wonderful future! And because of God’s unending grace and mercy, to get it all we need do is confess Jesus as Lord and receive His gift of pardon.

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August 22nd – Proverbs 21:21

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Proverbs 21:21

We all want to live long, healthy lives. And so we try to eat right, exercise, and get enough sleep. But Solomon tells us the true secret to longevity is pursuing righteousness and loving-kindness. The Hebrew word for pursue is  “radaph”. It means to chase, or follow after closely and with great effort and energy. We live in a society that desperately chases after youth. But what we need to passionately pursue is love. Love for God and each other. There’s a quote which says, “Kindness in words creates confidence. Kindness in thinking creates profoundness. And kindness in giving creates love.” We as Christians are to be clothed in righteousness. That means each day to, “put on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make no provision for the flesh, to gratify its desires.” (Rom. 13:14) All Jesus did was based in kindness and love. So if we want longer life, spiritual growth, and a good reputation, we would be wise to do the same.

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January 27th – Job 8:7

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Job 8:7

Satan loves to see us defeated. And so he whispers words of discouragement into our ears. Words that point out all we don’t have, or haven’t accomplished. Because he knows the more we focus on what we lack, the more we forget all the blessings in our lives we do have. But as Christians, we don’t lead our lives for earthly treasures. Instead we lead our lives dedicated to glorifying God. He knows what’s best for us, and in His perfect will, the Lord will give us exactly what we need. So whether we have a lot or a little, we can depend on God’s promise to prosper us and give us a hope and future! (Jer. 29:11)

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