Tag: #jesuslovesyou
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In the Wrestling…
I’m a Jacob. I’d love to be an Esther, or a Joshua, or a Hannah, or a David. I want to see a stronger reflection of Paul or Timothy or Mary or Zipporah or Deborah in my life. But, in truth, more often than not, I’m a Jacob. Why Jacob? Because I’m not very good…
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The Power to Demolish Strongholds
For though we live in the world, we do not wage war as the world does. The weapons we fight with are not the weapons of the world. On the contrary, they have divine power to demolish strongholds. We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God, and we take…
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Psalm 100: Shout Triumphantly!
Hey there! I know how tough it can be to keep going when you’re feeling worn out physically and emotionally. Psalm 100 is a powerful reminder to shift our focus from our worries to God’s faithful love. Even when we feel like we’re crying out more than shouting triumphantly, God is always worthy of our…
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All of Your Heart
God emphasizes the heart over 800 times in the Bible because He values its condition. A whole-hearted focus on Him leads to a fulfilling relationship. Jeremiah 24:7 assures us of our constant connection with God. Despite our failings, God always seeks us out, showing unwavering love. Join me today to learn more about God’s unfailing…
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Review: What is Love?
In a world where love is often misunderstood, let’s explore what true love really means. According to God’s Word, love is patient, kind, and selfless. It rejoices in truth and always perseveres. Understanding God’s definition of love helps us understand His love for us and how we should love others. Let’s seek to apply this…
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Psalm 103: My Soul, Bless the Lord!
Today, we’ll wrap up our study of Psalm 103, reviewing God’s character and love for us. Psalm 103 highlights God’s forgiveness, compassion, and faithfulness. David closes with a call to bless the Lord, emphasizing that all creation sings His praises. Let’s join in and bless the Lord with all our being!
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Psalm 103: From Eternity to Eternity
Welcome back to our walk through Psalm 103! Verses 15-19 remind us of the fleeting nature of human life, like grass and flowers. But God’s love and righteousness endure for eternity. Our earthly lives are short, but God promises us an eternal home in Heaven through Jesus Christ. Let’s bless the Lord for His faithfulness…
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Psalm 103: As Far as East from West
In Psalm 103, David praises God for forgiving and removing our sins completely, using vivid comparisons. Visualize the vastness of east from west – a symbol of God’s permanent forgiveness. Like David, we too can find permanent forgiveness through Jesus Christ. God’s compassion for us is boundless because He understands our fragility.
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Psalm 103: How Great! How Far!
In Psalm 103, David praises the Lord for His righteousness, justice, compassion, and mercy. As believers, we are called to reflect God’s character and live righteously, knowing that God, through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, enables us to do so. Let’s meditate on God’s loving kindness and seek to embody it in our lives.
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Psalm 103: God’s Righteousness
In Psalm 103, David praises the Lord for His righteousness, justice, compassion, and mercy. As believers, we are called to reflect God’s character and live righteously, knowing that God, through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, enables us to do so. Let’s meditate on God’s loving kindness and seek to embody it in our lives.
The Fruitful Educator 