Personal

The eternal God came to man, explained His plan, invites us to have a personal relationship with Him, and talk with Him in prayer.

How do you respond to a God like our God? Only one way. Worship Him with your entire life!

Today’s passage makes this truth clear: You cannot blame your present sin on the sin of others. You are personally held responsible for your actions.

Pray according to God’s will. That’s where His blessing will be and where great things will happen in your life.

What road are you on? Are you headed to the destination of death or life? Have you trusted in Jesus alone as the only One who can place you into a loving, personal, and eternal relationship with God?

How does one acquire such a full-out faith? I believe the answer is this: a firsthand experience of God’s power and faithfulness. You cannot live a wholehearted faith just by hearing the stories of God’s great work. You have to experience it up close and personal.

What banner do you hold high as you go into battle each day? If you hold the banner of self-sufficiency, independence or personal ambition, you will lose the battle every time. But if you hold high the name of the Lord, marching under his standard, he will give you the strength to defeat each foe.

Woven into the story of God’s sovereign work that saved and secured the nation of Israel, we see the overwhelming emotions of two brothers being reunited. God’s Word is simply amazing.

In a song known as the Magnificat, Mary proclaimed her thankfulness and love to the Father. This song teaches several things about Mary.