Daisies. The picture was so clear in my mind. I am not a flower type girl. Flowers are beautiful to look at, some have a pleasing fragrant; I have never understood them outside of their natural setting though. So I had to look up what was so special about daisies that made them my focus.... Continue Reading →
I had to look up the differences between wheat and straw. I read that wheat is a grain, used to replant or to make foods. Straw is used to keep animals warm. It is the waste product. Christ gathers the wheat, those that are reproducing and those who are feeding others. Both purposes cause growth.... Continue Reading →
I often fail in my purpose out of fear, but when fear passes, what I regret is the missed opportunities. God is faithful to His promises, I am called to stand in faith for what He is asking of me and faithfully obey, even when I don't understand. I read the Scriptures, and I... Continue Reading →
I have been listening to the book of Job in The Message translation of the Bible. It is really interesting to hear conversations in modern language, it makes me take pause. So many people are afraid to really talk to God. They think they must have perfect grammar, King James version speech, and get it... Continue Reading →
Each year I try to do a Read Through the Bible in Year plan, in addition to other Bible studies that I might do. I have also tried to change the version that I read each year for the past four or five years, because I realized that I often "knew" a verse, even through... Continue Reading →
The passage encourages believers to replace worry with prayer, emphasizing genuine communication with God. The author expresses gratitude for their life, family, career, and spiritual growth, recognizing God's presence and blessings despite challenges. The message underscores a continuous, heartfelt dialogue with God, rooted in thankfulness and trust.
The passage from Philippians emphasizes that followers of the Lord should be seen as reasonable and gentle, reflecting His presence. The writer acknowledges their reasonableness but admits challenges in being gentle. They recognize that gentleness, a fruit of the Holy Spirit, requires growth. They seek God's guidance to improve in this area.
In this passage, Paul encourages unity among Christians, specifically motivating Evodia and Syntyche to reconcile. He highlights their contributions to the ministry and asks for support in resolving their differences. The message emphasizes the importance of maintaining a close relationship with God and fostering harmony within the Christian community.
The passage emphasizes our identity as citizens of Heaven awaiting transformation by Jesus Christ. The author reflects on the desire for complete submission to God's control, recognizing that personal choices hinder this. They express a longing for immediate transformation and a commitment to work towards full obedience, seeking God's guidance to glorify Him.
Many individuals live as adversaries of the cross, heading toward destruction and focusing on worldly matters while their appetite dictates their actions. The author reflects on personal struggles with pride and lack of self-control, seeking God's guidance for transformation towards a life that honors Him and focuses on eternal values.
