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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Proverbs 8:17 I love those who love me,and those who seek me find me

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Psalm 28:1 I pray to you, O Lord, my rock.  Do not turn a deaf ear to me.For if you are silent,
I might as well give up and die.

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SUBJECT: Listening Ears

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM LISTENING TO HIM

I AM WAITING ON GOD

I AM TRANSFORMED

I AM RENEWED

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READ TIME: 8 Minutes &43 Seconds

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THOUGHTS:

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God always hears our prayers. Sometimes we may feel like He does not because we do not receive an immediate answer or because we are going through a difficult season. However, God is always listening to His children. David expressed many times in the Psalms how desperately he needed to hear from God. He understood that life without God’s presence and guidance would leave him feeling hopeless. Many of us can relate to that feeling when we are waiting on an answer, but we can take comfort in knowing that God hears every sincere prayer that comes from our hearts.

God hears not only the words we speak but also knows the thoughts and intentions of our hearts. He sees everything we do and understands our deepest needs even before we ask. Because He loves us, He invites us to bring everything to Him in prayer. Even when it feels like our prayers are falling on deaf ears, they are not. God hears every cry, every concern, and every request. Yet His answer may not always be what we expect because He responds according to His wisdom, His will, and what is ultimately best for us.

It is important to remember that prayer is not only about speaking to God; it is also about listening to Him. A healthy relationship with God involves both communication and obedience. As we pray, we should take time to listen for His guidance through His Word and the leading of the Holy Spirit. God wants us to depend on Him for everything, and He desires for us to grow closer to Him through prayer. When we seek Him with sincere hearts, we can trust that He hears us, loves us, and will answer according to His perfect timing and purpose.

Psalm 28:1 I pray to you, O Lord, my rock.  Do not turn a deaf ear to me.For if you are silent,
I might as well give up and die.

A rock represents strength, stability, and security. When everything around us feels uncertain, God remains unchanging and faithful. Like David, we should turn to God first in times of trouble, knowing that He is our firm foundation and the One who can sustain us through every trial.

David also pleads with God not to be silent. He understood the importance of hearing from the Lord and desired God’s guidance in his life. There are times when believers may feel as though God is silent, especially during seasons of waiting or difficulty. However, even when we do not immediately hear an answer, God is still at work. His silence does not mean His absence. He is always present, listening to our prayers and working according to His perfect plan.

David knew that without the Lord’s help, he would be helpless and vulnerable. We often try to solve our problems through our own strength, but true wisdom comes from seeking God. When we depend on Him and listen to His voice through His Word, He guides us in the path we should take and protects us from making decisions that lead us away from Him.

Psalm 28:1 also teaches us the importance of persistence in prayer. David did not give up when he was struggling; instead, he continued to cry out to God. We should have the same attitude in our own lives. No matter what we are facing, we can confidently bring our concerns before the Lord. He is our rock, our refuge, and our source of strength. When we trust Him and continue seeking Him, we can rest in the assurance that He hears us and will answer according to His perfect will and timing.

Psalm 143:7 Answer me quickly, O Lord! My spirit fails! Hide not your face from me, lest I be like those who go down to the pit.

David cries out to God with a sense of urgency. He is overwhelmed and weary, and he knows that only God can help him. There are times in our lives when we feel exhausted, discouraged, or uncertain about what to do next. Like David, we can bring those feelings honestly before the Lord. God is not afraid of our struggles, and He invites us to call upon Him in our times of need.

This is a reminder that we were never meant to carry life’s burdens alone. When we rely only on ourselves, we eventually become tired and discouraged. However, when we turn to God, we find renewed strength and hope. God’s presence refreshes our hearts and reminds us that He is still in control, even when our circumstances seem overwhelming.

David did not simply want his problems solved; he wanted to hear from God and experience His nearness. As believers, our greatest source of comfort is knowing that God is with us. When we seek Him through prayer, His Word, and worship, He strengthens our faith and guides our steps. No matter how difficult the road may become, we can trust that God hears our cries and will sustain us through every season of life.

Psalm 18:2 The Lord is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer, my God, my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold.

David describes the Lord as his rock, fortress, and deliverer. A rock is firm and unchanging, and a fortress is a place of safety and protection. David had faced many battles and difficulties in his life, yet he knew that God was the One who kept him secure. In the same way, we can trust God to be our foundation when life feels uncertain and unstable.

Many times we try to rely on our own abilities, but our strength is limited. There will be situations that are too great for us to handle on our own. God invites us to place our trust in Him and depend on His strength instead of our own. When we surrender our fears, worries, and struggles to Him, He provides the help and wisdom we need to keep moving forward.

The verse goes on to describe God as a shield, the horn of salvation, and a high tower. These images show God’s power to protect, rescue, and preserve His people. No matter what challenges we face, God remains our refuge. When trials come, we do not have to face them alone because the Lord stands with us. As we continue to trust Him, we can rest in the assurance that He is our protector, our strength, and our salvation, both now and forever.

*** Today we talked about God is our Rock, and what it means , He is our firm foundation in a world that is constantly changing. People, circumstances, and feelings may come and go, but God remains the same yesterday, today, and forever. When life’s storms arise and everything around us seems uncertain, we can stand confidently knowing that God is stable and unshakable. He is the foundation upon which we can build our lives, and those who trust in Him will not be disappointed.

As our Rock, God is also our place of refuge and protection. In biblical times, rocks and cliffs often provided shelter from enemies and danger. In the same way, God invites us to run to Him when we are afraid, discouraged, or overwhelmed. We do not have to face life’s challenges alone because He is always present to strengthen and sustain us. No matter how difficult the situation may be, God is a safe place where we can find peace and security.

Knowing that God is our Rock should encourage us to trust Him completely. When we rely on our own understanding, we can easily become discouraged or led astray. However, when we place our faith in God, we are anchored in His truth and guided by His wisdom. He will never fail us, abandon us, or lead us in the wrong direction. As we remain rooted in Him through prayer, His Word, and obedience, we will discover the strength and stability that come from building our lives upon the Rock that never moves. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father thank you for your love and allowing your son to give his life for us . We ask you to continue to help us through our day . Give us strength where we need it , father God give us understanding of your word . Help us to be hearers and doers of your word in Jesus Name Amen

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REFERENCES

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+ Proverbs 1:12 like Sheol let us swallow them alive, and whole, like those who go down to the pit;

+ Psalm 83:1 A Song. A Psalm of Asaph. O God, do not keep silence; do not hold your peace or be still, O God!

+ Isaiah 26:4 Trust in the Lord forever, for the LordGod is an everlasting rock.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 26

Psalm 84

Isaiah 26

Matthew 7

Job 27

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Proverbs 8:17 I love those who love me,and those who seek me find me

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Psalm 25:5 Lead me by your truth and teach me , for you are the God who saves me. All day long I put my hope in you.

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SUBJECT: Our Hope Is Always In Him

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM HOPEFUL

I AM HIS

I AM LOVING

I AM STRONG

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READ TIME: 9 Minutes

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THOUGHTS:

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Who do you put your hope in? Is it in people, the things of this world, or is it in God? Many times, we are faced with that choice, and often we fall short because we become comfortable with living life our own way. We get used to doing what we want to do rather than seeking what God wants for us. However, God’s Word teaches us to put our trust in Him and not in man. The things of this world may seem dependable for a season, but they can never provide the lasting hope and security that God can.

I know this from my own experience. There was a time when I put my trust in people and in the things of this world. No matter what I pursued, I always came up empty and disappointed. It wasn’t until I began trusting God that I realized why I had been falling short. I was living according to my own desires instead of God’s will. When we live for ourselves, we place our hope in things that cannot truly satisfy us. People will make mistakes, disappoint us, and sometimes fail us, but God never does.

One of the things I love most about God is that He is always faithful. No matter what I face, I can depend on Him. There were people in my life whom I thought I could always count on, but they fell short because they are human. God, however, never falls short. When I trust Him, He provides exactly what I need according to His perfect will and in His perfect timing. His timing is often different from my own, but I have learned that His timing is always better. God sees the whole picture, and when we place our hope in Him, we can rest knowing that He is working everything out for our good and His glory.

Psalm 25:5 Lead me by your truth and teach me , for you are the God who saves me. All day long I put my hope in you.

  David expresses a humble desire to be led and taught by God. He understands that God’s truth is greater than his own understanding and that the Lord is the only reliable guide for life. As believers, we should have the same attitude, recognizing that we need God’s wisdom every day. Instead of relying solely on our own thoughts and feelings, we should seek His direction through prayer and His Word.

He does not leave His children to figure everything out on their own. Through Scripture, the Holy Spirit, and life’s circumstances, God teaches us how to walk in righteousness. Sometimes His lessons take time to learn, but His instruction is always given out of love. When we submit ourselves to Him, He shapes our hearts and helps us grow in faith and maturity.

David refers to the Lord as the God of my salvation, showing his complete trust in God. Salvation is not something we earn; it is a gift from God. Because God has saved us, we can trust Him with every area of our lives. The same God who rescued us from sin is faithful to guide us through every challenge, decision, and uncertainty that we face.

Waiting on God requires patience and faith. In a world that encourages instant results, God often calls us to trust His timing. When we wait on Him, we acknowledge that His plans are better than our own. As we continue to seek Him daily, He faithfully leads us in His truth and helps us walk in the path He has prepared for us.

  Proverbs 8:34 Blessed is the one who listens to me, watching daily at my gates, waiting beside my doors.

We should listen to God every day, not just when we feel like it. God desires to lead us down the path that is right for us according to His will. When we ignore His voice and choose our own way, we often find ourselves on paths that were never meant for us. Many times people wonder why their lives seem to be falling apart or why they feel distant from God, but often it is because they have chosen their own direction instead of following the direction God has given them.

When we take control of our lives and do only what we want to do, we can easily end up somewhere God never intended for us to be. That is why we must be careful about what we do, what we say, and how we live. Our choices matter, and they can either draw us closer to God or pull us farther away from Him. The Lord wants us to seek His wisdom before making decisions so that we can walk in the path He has prepared for us.

The more we live according to God’s will and His ways, the more clearly we can see His guidance in our lives. God wants to lead us each day, protect us, and help us grow in our relationship with Him. He is always speaking through His Word and through the Holy Spirit, but it is up to us to listen. We must make the daily choice to follow His voice, trust His direction, and live according to the purpose He has for our lives.

Psalm 25:10 All the paths of the Lord are steadfast love and faithfulness, for those who keep his covenant and his testimonies.

Even when we do not understand what God is doing in our lives, we can trust that His ways are always good. God’s guidance is never meant to harm us but to help us grow closer to Him. His mercy meets us in our weaknesses, and His truth directs us in the right way to live.

Obedience to God is not about earning His love; it is a response to the love He has already shown us. When we choose to follow His Word and trust His commands, we place ourselves in a position to receive His wisdom and direction. God honors those who seek Him sincerely and desire to walk in His ways.

There may be times when the road God has us on seems difficult or confusing, but we can take comfort in knowing that His paths are always marked by mercy and truth. He never leads His children in the wrong direction. As we continue to trust Him, obey His Word, and remain faithful to Him, we will see His goodness at work in our lives. Every step taken with God is a step guided by His love, grace, and perfect wisdom.

***Today we talked about God’s grace and mercy and how easy it is to get caught up in doing what we want to do instead of what God wants us to do. Sometimes the road God has us on may seem difficult, and we may not understand why we are going through certain situations. Yet even in those moments, God is there to teach us, guide us, and show us the way we should go. The key is trusting His path, even when we cannot see where it leads.

Do we truly trust God, or do we place our trust in other people? Sometimes it can be difficult to rely on God because we cannot physically see Him. It may seem easier to depend on what we can see and understand. However, when we feel lost, confused, or distracted, God is the One we should turn to first. Life will always have ups and downs, but those challenges do not mean that God has left us. Often, they are opportunities for us to grow in faith and learn to depend on Him more.

When the road becomes difficult, our response should be to lean on God even more. He knows the right way for us to live and will continue to guide us if we are willing to listen. Even when we do not understand His plans, God is working for our good. He loves us deeply and desires for us to follow His voice. Regardless of how we feel or what circumstances we face, we must choose to trust Him. God knows exactly what He wants to accomplish in our lives, and His wisdom is far greater than our own. The question we must ask ourselves is: Are we willing to lean on Him completely? When we do, He will faithfully lead us every step of the way. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father we thank you for everything we praise your holy name thank you for giving us strength to make it through today lord we thank you for mercy and grace . Help us to lean on you more ,and help us to be more like you everyday in Jesus Name Amen

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REFERENCES

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+ Psalm 25:10 All the paths of the Lord are steadfast love and faithfulness, for those who keep his covenant and his testimonies.

+ John 14:26 But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, he will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance all that I have said to you.

+ Isaiah 54:13 All your children shall be taught by the Lord, and great shall be the peace of your children

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 25

2 Samuel 22

Leviticus 18

Deuteronomy 13

Joshua 15

MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Proverbs 8:17 I love those who love me,and those who seek me find me

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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Proverbs 12:28 The way of the godly leads to life;that path does not lead to death.

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SUBJECT: The Right Path

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM ON THE RIGHT PATH

I AM HEARING HIS VOICE

I AM NOT ALONE

I AM FREE

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READ TIME: 8 Minutes & 17 Seconds

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THOUGHTS:

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The path we walk with God does not lead to death; it leads to life. When Jesus died on the cross for our sins, He secured eternal life for all who place their faith in Him. The narrow road that Jesus spoke about leads to Him, and in Him we find true life, peace, and hope. As believers, we do not have to fear our future when we are walking with God, because He is guiding our steps and leading us according to His will.

Many people find themselves unsure of what road they are on because they choose to live according to their own desires rather than God’s ways. As followers of Christ, we must learn to live righteously and walk in the light of God. When we walk in His light, we bear spiritual fruit, follow His commands, and grow closer to Him each day. A life surrendered to God is a life that reflects His goodness and brings glory to His name.

When we walk according to the world, we often do whatever pleases our flesh. However, God calls us to something greater. He desires for us to live in a way that pleases Him. What pleases God is when we choose Him daily, obey His Word, and seek His presence above everything else. God will not force us to follow Him; that choice belongs to each of us. We must ask ourselves: What do we want our lives to look like? Do we want to resemble the world, or do we want to become more like Christ?

Proverbs 12:28 The way of the godly leads to life;that path does not lead to death.

This verse reminds us that God’s way always leads to life. The world may offer temporary satisfaction, but true life is found in following the Lord. When we choose righteousness and walk according to God’s Word, we experience the peace, joy, and purpose that come from being in a right relationship with Him.

Walking in righteousness does not mean we are perfect; it means we are continually seeking God and allowing Him to guide our steps. Every day we are faced with choices that either draw us closer to God or farther away from Him. As we choose obedience, prayer, and faithfulness to His Word, we grow spiritually and bear fruit that reflects the character of Christ. God honors those who desire to walk in His ways and trust Him with their lives.

Because of His death and resurrection, those who believe in Him no longer have to fear eternal death. The path of righteousness leads us closer to God both now and forever. As believers, we should be encouraged to stay on the narrow path, knowing that God’s way leads to abundant life today and eternal life in His presence.

3 John 1:11 Beloved, do not imitate evil but imitate good. Whoever does good is from God; whoever does evil has not seen God.

We need to imitate what is good and not what is evil as we go through life. God has given us the ability to make choices, and sometimes those choices can be difficult because our flesh wants one thing while God wants something different. Even when it is hard, God calls us to choose His way over our own. His way always leads to peace, growth, and a closer relationship with Him.

God desires for us to live a life that reflects His character. He wants us to be loving, kind, compassionate, patient, and holy. However, the pressures of the world can sometimes cause us to react differently. We may make decisions without thinking them through or allow our emotions to control us. As believers, we should pause and ask ourselves, Would this choice honor God? If it is not something that reflects His heart and His Word, then it is something we should avoid.

Many times we become distracted by the opinions of others and by the voices around us telling us how to act and what to do. But above every other voice, God’s voice should have the greatest influence in our lives. When we listen to Him and follow His guidance, He leads us in the right direction. The world will constantly try to pull us away from God’s will, but we must remain focused on Him, trusting that His wisdom is greater than our own and that His plans for us are always good.

Proverbs 11:19 Whoever is steadfast in righteousness will live, but he who pursues evil will die.

When we pursue the things of this world above everything else, we begin to drift away from God and can become spiritually weak. Our focus becomes centered on temporary things rather than the eternal things of God. The Lord desires for us to seek Him in every area of our lives—our personal lives, our thoughts, our decisions, and our daily walk. He wants to be the center of everything we do, but it is our responsibility to seek Him and draw near to Him each day.

God is faithful to show us where we have gone wrong. Through His Word, the Holy Spirit, and sometimes through other believers, He lovingly corrects us so that we can turn back to Him. Yet there are times when we ignore His guidance because we want to follow our own desires. Even when we wander, God continues to call us back to Himself because He loves us and wants what is best for us. He desires that we listen to His voice and walk in obedience to His will.

Jesus lived a life filled with mercy, kindness, compassion, and love for others. He is our example, and God wants us to follow in His footsteps. The things of this world often lead us down the wrong path and can cause us to make choices that pull us away from God. That is why we must be careful about what we do, what we say, and what we allow to influence our hearts. When we keep our eyes fixed on Christ and seek Him daily, He guides us in the path of righteousness and helps us live a life that honors Him.

***Today we talked about being more like Christ and listening to His Word instead of imitating the things of the world. This can be difficult because there are so many voices around us telling us what to do and how to live. The world constantly tries to influence our decisions, but as believers, we must choose to listen to God above every other voice. No matter what is happening around us, God wants us to keep our focus on Him and trust His direction for our lives.

Sometimes it seems easier to follow the crowd or do what others want us to do because it may stop the criticism, pressure, or opinions of those around us. However, God has called us to be different. He wants us to stand firm in our faith and pursue the things that honor Him. While obedience may not always be easy, God never asks us to walk alone. He gives us the strength, wisdom, and guidance we need to follow Him faithfully.

Many times we think we know what is best for our lives, but God sees what we cannot see. He knows the beginning from the end and understands the path that is best for us. When we trust in our own understanding, we can easily make mistakes, but when we trust in God, He leads us in the right direction. We must continue to stand on His Word, seek His guidance daily, and remember that His plans for us are always better than our own.

©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father thank you for everything you have done lord we ask you to allow us to get understanding and knowledge of your word . We thank you for this devotion we ask you to apply it to our lives . Lord continue to bless our lives with your mercy and grace over our lives in Jesus Name Amen

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REFERENCES

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+ Romans 5:21 so that, as sin reigned in death, grace also might reign through righteousness leading to eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.

+ Proverbs 11:19 Whoever is steadfast in righteousness will live, but he who pursues evil will die.

+ 1 John 3:7 Little children, let no one deceive you. Whoever practices righteousness is righteous, as he is righteous.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 24

Ezekiel 30

Isaiah 26

Psalm 76

Mark 10

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Proverbs 8:17 I love those who love me,and those who seek me find me

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Proverbs 12:12 Thieves are jealous of each other’s loot,but the godly are well rooted and bear their own fruit.

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SUBJECT: Well Rooted In Him

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM ROOTED IN CHRIST

I AM IN LOVE WITH HIM

I AM LISTENING TO HIM

I AM LOVED BY HIM

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READ TIME: 9 Minutes

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THOUGHTS:

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How many of us are truly rooted in God? Have we made Him our anchor, our Savior, our rock, and our everything? Those of us who have walked with God for a while know what it is like to have Him in our lives, and we also know what life is like without Him. The Bible teaches that we should be deeply rooted in our relationship with God. However, many believers are still growing and learning. Some are new in their faith and are still trying to understand what it means to follow Christ. Others may even be afraid of what God is calling them to do. Yet God wants us to know that if we are going to walk with Him, we must be firmly anchored in Him.

Life has a way of distracting us. The cares of this world can pull us in different directions and cause us to focus on what we want to do instead of what God wants us to do. That is why it is so important to remain grounded in our faith. Each day we should spend time in God’s Word, not just occasionally but consistently. We should pray, meditate on Scripture, and seek His presence daily. These spiritual disciplines strengthen our relationship with God and help us stay rooted when life’s storms come our way.

A strong relationship with God is built through prayer, Bible reading, worship, meditation, and authenticity. We must come before Him with humble and sincere hearts. Sometimes we miss important steps in our walk with God because we become too attached to the things of this world. Instead of clinging to worldly distractions, we should cling to Christ. When we humble ourselves and draw near to Him, our roots grow deeper, our faith becomes stronger, and our relationship with God flourishes. The more rooted we are in Him, the more stable we will be in every season of life.

Proverbs 12:12 Thieves are jealous of each other’s loot,but the godly are well rooted and bear their own fruit.

Wicked people often look for shortcuts to gain what they want and may admire the success that others achieve through dishonest means. They are drawn to things that appear profitable on the surface, even when those things are rooted in sin. God warns us not to envy those who prosper through evil because their success is temporary and ultimately leads to destruction.

In contrast, the righteous are compared to a healthy root that produces fruit. A tree with deep roots receives nourishment, remains stable during storms, and continues to grow. In the same way, believers who are rooted in God draw their strength from Him. Their lives produce spiritual fruit such as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, and faithfulness. While growth may not always happen quickly, a life grounded in God will continually produce good things in His timing.

This verse encourages us to focus on developing deep roots in our relationship with the Lord rather than chasing the things of the world. When we spend time in prayer, study God’s Word, worship Him, and walk in obedience, our roots grow stronger. As our roots grow deeper, our lives begin to reflect Christ more clearly. The righteous do not have to depend on worldly schemes to succeed because God Himself is their source, and from Him comes lasting fruit that brings glory to His name.

John 15:5 I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing.

We cannot bear fruit without being connected to God. Jesus said that apart from Him, we can do nothing. Many of us try to live life in our own strength, making decisions and pursuing goals without seeking God first. When we do this, we often find ourselves frustrated, discouraged, and lacking the spiritual fruit that God desires to produce in us. True and lasting fruit comes only from a close relationship with Him.

God is meant to be the head of our lives. We must choose daily to put aside our own desires, plans, and ambitions and submit them to Him. This requires humility and trust. When we make God our priority, we allow Him to guide our steps and direct our paths. The more we depend on Him, the more we will see His hand at work in our lives. A branch cannot survive apart from the vine, and in the same way, we cannot thrive spiritually apart from Christ.

Many people do not realize that we cannot accomplish anything of eternal value without God. Our strength, wisdom, and abilities are limited, but God has unlimited power and knowledge. When we rely on Him, He equips us to do what He has called us to do. Instead of trying to carry life’s burdens alone, we should stay connected to Him through prayer, His Word, worship, and obedience. As we remain in Him, He will produce fruit in our lives that brings glory to His name and blesses those around us.

John 15:16 You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you that you should go and bear fruit and that your fruit should abide, so that whatever you ask the Father in my name, he may give it to you.

This verse reminds us that our relationship with God began with His love and His choice. Before we ever sought Him, He was already reaching out to us. God has a purpose and a calling for every believer. We are not saved simply to exist; we are saved to live lives that glorify Him and produce lasting spiritual fruit.

Jesus teaches that He has appointed us to bear fruit that remains. This fruit includes a Christlike character, a faithful walk with God, and the impact we have on the lives of others. God desires for our lives to reflect His goodness and for our actions to point people toward Him. The fruit that comes from a life connected to Christ is not temporary. It has eternal value because it is produced through the work of the Holy Spirit in us.

We must remain connected to Christ through prayer, His Word, worship, and obedience. As we stay close to Him, He gives us the strength and wisdom to fulfill the purpose He has for our lives. We should be encouraged knowing that God has chosen us, called us, and equipped us to serve Him. When we walk faithfully with Him, our lives will produce fruit that honors God and leaves a lasting impact on those around us.

*** Today we talked about bearing the fruit of Christ , which is evidence that God is working in our lives. When we surrender ourselves to Him and remain connected to Him, His character begins to show through us. The fruit of Christ includes qualities such as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. These qualities are not produced by our own strength but by the Holy Spirit working within us. As we grow in our relationship with God, these fruits become more visible in our daily lives.

Bearing fruit requires us to stay connected to Christ. Just as a branch cannot produce fruit unless it remains attached to the vine, we cannot produce spiritual fruit apart from Him. Through prayer, reading God’s Word, worship, and obedience, we draw closer to the Lord and allow Him to nourish our souls. When challenges and trials come, the fruit of Christ helps us respond with grace and faith instead of fear and frustration. The more we abide in Him, the more His nature is reflected in us.

The fruit of Christ is not meant to benefit only ourselves; it is meant to impact others as well. When people see Christ’s love, kindness, and peace in our lives, they are drawn to Him. Our words, actions, and attitudes become a testimony of God’s transforming power. Every day we should ask God to help us bear fruit that brings glory to His name. A fruitful life is a life that points others to Jesus and demonstrates the power of a heart that is fully surrendered to Him. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father, thank you for everything you have done for us , we are grateful for it all . Lord we ask you to give us understanding and wisdom to understand this word you have given us . Lord we ask that you give us more mercy and grace please . Forgive us of the sins we have done in Jesus Name Amen

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REFERENCES

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+ Proverbs 29:5-6 A man who flatters his neighbor spreads a net for his feet. An evil man is ensnared in his transgression, but a righteous man sings and rejoices.

+ Psalm 1:3 He is like a tree planted by streams of water that yields its fruit in its season, and its leaf does not wither. In all that he does, he prospers.

+ Isaiah 37:31 And the surviving remnant of the house of Judah shall again take root downward and bear fruit upward.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 23

Acts 4

John 15

Judges 11

2 Samuel 22

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Proverbs 8:17 I love those who love me,and those who seek me find me

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Proverbs 12:6 The words of the wicked are like a murderous ambush,  but the words of the godly save lives.

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SUBJECT: Godly Words

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM SAVED

I AM FREE

I AM NOT ALONE

I AM TRANSFORMED

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READ TIME: 9 Minutes

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THOUGHTS:

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We must be careful with our words. A few weeks ago, we talked about the tongue and how powerful it is. The Bible compares the tongue to a fire that can cause great damage if it is not controlled. Our words matter, and although this lesson may sound repetitive, it is something that needs to be repeated because it is so important. We should not speak simply because we feel like saying something. Instead, our words should be thoughtful, gentle, gracious, and pleasing to God.

I remember when I was living in the world, I would say whatever I wanted to say. If it came to my mind, I spoke it. I did not think much about how my words affected others. However, when I gave my life to Christ, I realized that I could not continue living that way. God began teaching me to be more careful with my speech. He showed me the importance of speaking with kindness, patience, and love. As I grew in my walk with Him, my words became gentler, and I became more aware of the impact they could have on those around me.

Even now, as I continue growing in the Lord, I realize that I still have much to learn. Every day is an opportunity for us to grow and become more like Christ. God has a purpose for each of our lives, and He is shaping us into the people He wants us to be. Some people know exactly what God has called them to do, while others are still seeking His direction. No matter where we are in our journey, we should continually ask God, Am I walking in Your will? Am I following Your plans? Am I doing what You want me to do? When we sincerely seek Him, He is faithful to guide us and show us the path He wants us to take.

Proverbs 12:6 The words of the wicked are like a murderous ambush,  but the words of the godly save lives.

When we are not careful with our words, we can truly hurt someone’s life. Many times, we do not stop and think about what we are saying or how we are saying it. God gave us words to encourage, help, and build others up, not to tear them down. As we go through life, it can be easy to say whatever comes to mind without considering the impact it may have on another person. However, as believers, we must remember that our words carry meaning and power.

As we grow in our relationship with God, we should become more aware of the influence our words have on those around us. A kind word can bring healing, encouragement, and hope, while a harsh word can leave deep wounds that may last for years. This is why we should be cautious about what we say and how we say it. Every day, we have the opportunity to use our words to reflect the love and grace of Christ.

Have you ever noticed that during an argument, it is easy to lose your temper and say whatever comes to your mind? Those are often the moments when the most damage is done. Instead of reacting in anger, we should learn to take our frustrations to God first. We can pray, Lord, help me not to say anything that should not be said. Help me to speak with wisdom, love, and self-control. When we seek God’s help, He will guide our speech and give us the strength to respond in a way that honors Him and blesses others.

Proverbs 14:3 By the mouth of a fool comes a rod for his back, but the lips of the wise will preserve them.

This verse teaches us that pride often reveals itself through our words. A foolish person speaks arrogantly, boasting about themselves and saying things without wisdom or restraint. Their words can cause harm not only to others but also to themselves. Pride has a way of leading people into trouble because it causes them to trust in their own understanding rather than seeking God’s wisdom.

The second part of the verse tells us that the lips of the wise preserve them. Wise people are careful with what they say. They understand that words have power and that once something is spoken, it cannot be taken back. Because they seek God’s wisdom, they choose their words carefully and speak in ways that bring peace, encouragement, and truth. Their speech protects them from many unnecessary conflicts and misunderstandings.

As believers, this verse challenges us to examine our own speech. Are our words filled with pride, or do they reflect humility and wisdom? When we allow God to guide our hearts, He also guides our mouths. The more time we spend with Him in prayer and in His Word, the more our speech will reflect His character. Let us strive to be people whose words honor God, build up others, and demonstrate the wisdom that comes from a humble heart.

Proverbs 21:23 Whoever keeps his mouth and his tongue keeps himself out of trouble.

In order to keep ourselves out of trouble, we must learn to guard our mouths and be careful with our words. Sometimes our words can create more problems than we ever expected. A careless comment, an angry response, or a harsh remark can cause hurt and damage relationships. That is why we should always think before we speak and ask God to help us use our words wisely.

The Bible teaches us to let our speech be seasoned with grace. When we allow God to season our words with salt, our conversations become more encouraging, loving, and beneficial to those who hear them. Instead of speaking from anger, pride, or frustration, we can speak with kindness and wisdom. When God is at the center of our lives, He helps us say the right things at the right time.

God can be whatever we need Him to be in any moment, and sometimes we need Him to help us control our words. There is nothing wrong with asking God for help in this area. In fact, it is a sign of spiritual maturity to recognize our need for Him. We do not want to be people who hurt others with our speech. Instead, we should desire for our words to bring healing, encouragement, and hope. As we seek God daily, He will help us speak in ways that honor Him and bless those around us.

*** Today we talked about our speech should be holy because we represent Christ in everything we do. The words that come out of our mouths should reflect the work that God is doing in our hearts. When we speak, we should strive to speak with kindness, truth, grace, and love. Holy speech does not tear people down, spread gossip, or speak in anger. Instead, it encourages, strengthens, and points others toward God. Our words should be a testimony of the transformation that Christ has made in our lives.

Having holy speech does not mean we are perfect, but it does mean we are intentional about what we say. Before we speak, we should ask ourselves if our words honor God and benefit those who hear them. Many times, our flesh wants to react quickly in frustration or anger, but the Holy Spirit helps us respond with wisdom and self-control. When we allow God to guide our speech, our conversations become opportunities to share His love and grace with others.

Every day we should ask God to guard our mouths and help us speak words that please Him. Just as we seek holiness in our actions, we should also seek holiness in our speech. The more time we spend in prayer and in God’s Word, the more our words will begin to reflect His character. A holy mouth comes from a heart that is surrendered to God. When our hearts are filled with His presence, our speech will become a source of encouragement, hope, and life to those around us. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father we thank you for today, we ask your to be with us through this new week that we are in . Help us to be with you no matter what comes are way. Help us not to be distracted from the path that you have for us. Lord we are so filled with joy with what your doing in our lives , we give you praise glory and honor in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Jeremiah 5:26 For wicked men are found among my people; they lurk like fowlers lying in wait. They set a trap; they catch men.

+ Acts 23:12 When it was day, the Jews made a plot and bound themselves by an oath neither to eat nor drink till they had killed Paul.

+ Acts 25:3 asking as a favor against Paul that he summon him to Jerusalem—because they were planning an ambush to kill him on the way.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 22

Luke 12

Jeremiah 28

Exodus 25

Psalm 84

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Proverbs 8:17 I love those who love me,and those who seek me find me

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ James 4:10  Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up in honor.

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SUBJECT: Humbly Before the Lord

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM HUMBLE

I AM KIND

I AM STRONG

I AM OBEDIENT

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READ TIME: 8 Minutes & 15 Seconds

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How do we humble ourselves before the Lord? We do it by setting ourselves aside and trusting Him. Many of us do not know how to humble ourselves because we are so used to doing things our own way. Sometimes our way can get us into trouble because we rely on ourselves instead of depending on God.

I remember when I was living in the world, I was not humble at all. I was very focused on myself and thought I was everything. When I gave my life to Christ, I realized that I was not some extraordinary person above everyone else. I was just like everyone else a person in need of God’s grace. There is nothing wrong with having confidence in yourself or enjoying the gifts and talents God has given you, but we must remain humble in the way we live, act, and handle situations.

Some of us struggle with humility because we were never taught how to be humble. Others are so blessed that they fail to recognize how good they have it. If we continue to be prideful and haughty, we can lose sight of what God has given us. Pride often keeps us from becoming the people God has called us to be.

God wants us to be different. He wants us to walk in humility and dependence on Him. To be humble, we must learn to let go and let God take control. That can be difficult because our flesh wants to hold on to its own plans and desires. I have found many times in my own life that I could have been more humble. There were moments when I thought too highly of myself, and because of that, I forgot how God wanted me to live. Humility comes when we surrender ourselves to the Lord and allow Him to shape us into the people He created us to be.

James 4:10  Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up in honor.

It’s not always easy to be humble. Sometimes humility can be difficult because our flesh wants to be in control. However, when we come before God, we must humble ourselves and allow His presence to work in our lives. Too often, we put ourselves first instead of putting God first. I wear a bracelet that says, God is first, I’m second, and I truly believe that. Remembering that God comes first helps me humble myself before Him because He knows everything, while we do not. We may think we have all the answers, but only God sees the whole picture.

God loves us so much that He wants us to know He is with us through every situation. Even when we struggle to humble ourselves and admit our need for Him, He remains faithful. Many people throughout history have had to humble themselves before the Lord. Humility is not a sign of weakness; it is a sign of trust and obedience to God.

When we read the Bible, we see many examples of people who humbled themselves before God. David humbled himself before the Lord and sought His mercy. Abraham humbled himself and trusted God’s promises even when he did not understand everything. Time and time again, God’s people had to lay aside their own understanding and submit to His will.

Sometimes we cannot hear what God is trying to tell us because our vision is blurred by our own plans and desires. We become so focused on doing everything ourselves that we fail to see God’s direction. Humility clears our spiritual vision. When we surrender our pride and trust God completely, we become more sensitive to His voice and more willing to follow where He leads.

Matthew 23:12 Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and whoever humbles himself will be exalted.

The world often encourages people to promote themselves and seek recognition, but God’s kingdom operates differently. When we lift ourselves up in pride, we place ourselves in a dangerous position. God desires for us to walk humbly before Him, recognizing that every good thing we have comes from His hand.

Humility is not thinking less of yourself; it is thinking of yourself less and putting God first. A humble person understands their need for God and does not rely solely on their own strength, wisdom, or abilities. Throughout Scripture, we see examples of people who humbled themselves before the Lord and were blessed because of it. When we choose humility, we open our hearts to God’s guidance and allow Him to work in our lives in ways we could never accomplish on our own.

Jesus promises that those who humble themselves will be exalted. This does not necessarily mean earthly fame or success, but it means that God honors those who trust Him and submit to His will. When we surrender our pride and seek God’s glory instead of our own, He lifts us up in His perfect time. As believers, we should strive to live with humble hearts, knowing that true greatness is found in serving God and others rather than seeking recognition for ourselves.

1 Peter 5:6 Humble yourselves, therefore, under the mighty hand of God so that at the proper time he may exalt you,

This verse reminds us that humility is a choice. God calls us to willingly place ourselves under His authority and trust His plan for our lives. Instead of trying to promote ourselves or force our own way, we are to submit to God’s leadership and recognize that His wisdom is far greater than ours.

Humbling ourselves under God’s mighty hand means surrendering our pride, fears, and desires to Him. It means trusting Him even when we do not understand what He is doing. Many times we want answers right away, and we want God to move according to our schedule. However, true humility accepts that God’s timing is perfect. When we trust Him and remain faithful, we show that we believe He is in control of every situation.

This does not mean we seek recognition or praise from others, but it means that God honors those who walk humbly before Him. He sees our obedience, our faithfulness, and our trust in Him. As believers, we should focus on serving God with humble hearts, knowing that He will lift us up according to His perfect will and at the right time.

*** Today we talked about being humble and how challenging it can be at times. Humility is not always easy because our flesh naturally wants recognition, control, and praise. Yet God’s Word repeatedly teaches us to humble ourselves before the Lord. True humility comes when we acknowledge that God knows what is best for our lives and that we need Him every day.

Many times, we take ourselves too seriously and begin to rely on our own understanding instead of trusting God. When this happens, pride can slowly take root in our hearts. The Bible reminds us that God gives grace to the humble but resists the proud. Humility requires us to set aside our own desires and surrender our plans to God, even when we do not fully understand His purpose.

Being humble before the Lord may be one of the hardest things we do as believers, but it is also one of the most rewarding. When we humble ourselves, we become more sensitive to God’s voice and more willing to follow His direction. Humility allows God to shape our character and draw us closer to Him. As we continue to seek the Lord, may we choose humility daily and trust that His ways are higher and better than our own. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father we are so grateful of what you’re doing in our life . We are so appreciative of the things you have given us , lord we are so filled with joy with what your have brought us through . Forgive us of the sins we have done . Help us to hear your voice when you speak , give us ears to hear and eyes to see . Give us peace through out of our day in Jesus Name Amen

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+ 1 Samuel 2:7 The LORD sends poverty and wealth; He humbles and He exalts.

+ Job 5:11 He sets the lowly on high, so that mourners are lifted to safety.

+ Proverbs 29:23 A man's pride will bring him low, but a humble spirit will obtain honor.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 21

1 Samuel 2

Job 5

Jeremiah 18

Ruth 2

MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Romans 13:8 Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another, for whoever loves others has fulfilled the law.

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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Psalm 34:17-18 When the righteous cry for help, the Lord hears and delivers them out of all their troubles. The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.

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SUBJECT: Not In A Hole

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM NOT IN A HOLE

I AM NOT LOST

I AM HEARING GOD’S VOICE

I AM FREE

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READ TIME: 8 Minutes & 41 Seconds

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THOUGHTS:

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Some of us may be in a dark place right now, not knowing what to do or where to go. The more we try to figure things out on our own, the more confused and overwhelmed we become. We may talk to friends and family, but it can seem like no one truly understands what we are going through. As a result, we begin to feel alone in our struggles.

People often tell us that God is with us, but sometimes it doesn’t feel that way. One reason we may feel distant from Him is because we have drifted away from depending on Him. Instead of trusting God completely, we sometimes place our confidence in other people or things because they are visible to us. Yet people can fail us, disappoint us, or simply not have the answers we need. God, however, remains faithful no matter what we face.

Right now, you may feel like you’re stuck in a deep hole where no one can hear you and no one understands your pain. When those feelings continue, they can lead to anxiety, fear, and discouragement. No matter how many times we try to convince ourselves that everything will be okay, we still struggle to find peace. But God wants us to know that we are going to be okay. He has not forgotten us, and He is still working in our lives. We must trust Him, lean on His strength, and believe in His perfect plan, even when we cannot see the way forward.

Psalm 34:7-8 When the righteous cry for help, the Lord hears and delivers them out of all their troubles. The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.

This verse reminds us that God is near to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. Many times, when we are hurting, we may feel as though God does not hear us. However, His Word tells us that the righteous cry out, and He hears them and delivers them from all their troubles. God sees every tear, hears every prayer, and knows every burden we carry. Even when we cannot feel His presence, He is still working on our behalf.

Sometimes it seems like God is taking a long time to answer our prayers or change our circumstances. We may wonder why our troubles continue day after day. Whether we are facing financial struggles, emotional battles, family problems, or other difficulties, we must remember that God works according to His perfect timing. His timing is always right, even when it does not match our own. We can trust that He knows exactly what we need and when we need it.

As we go through difficult seasons, we must also be careful with the words we speak. It is easy to become frustrated and speak out of anger when life is hard. Yet we should bring our feelings to God with humility and faith, trusting Him even when we do not understand His plan. Angry and careless words can affect our fellowship with Him and make us feel distant from His presence. Instead, let us draw near to God with honest hearts, trusting that He loves us, hears us, and will carry us through every trial.

Isaiah 41:10 Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.

These Bible verses have helped me through many difficult times in my life. They remind me that God is always there to help me, no matter what I am facing. Just as He has helped me, He will help you too. However, we must choose to believe in Him and trust His hand at work in our lives. Sometimes that can be difficult because we are used to people letting us down or failing to keep their promises. But God is not like people. He is faithful, trustworthy, and always keeps His Word.

When we go through trials, we must remain humble and wait on God. His timing is perfect, even when we do not understand what He is doing. We have no reason to be discouraged or afraid because God is with us through every situation. Whether we are facing hardships, uncertainty, or struggles that seem impossible, He walks beside us and gives us the strength we need to endure.

The more we go through and see God’s faithfulness, the more our trust in Him should grow. As we mature in our walk with Christ, we should become more confident in His promises and believe every word He has spoken. The Bible is true and trustworthy because it is God’s Word. As we continue through life, we will see again and again that God is faithful to help us, guide us, and carry us through every season.

Matthew 11:28 Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest

Jesus gives an open invitation to everyone who is weary and burdened by the struggles of life. Many people carry heavy loads of worry, fear, guilt, disappointment, and stress. Sometimes we try to handle everything on our own, only to find ourselves exhausted and overwhelmed. Jesus does not tell us to carry these burdens alone; instead, He invites us to come to Him and find the rest that only He can give.

This verse reminds us that true rest is found in Christ, not in the things of this world. We may look for peace in our circumstances changing, in other people, or in our own efforts, but lasting peace comes from being in God’s presence. When we bring our burdens to Jesus through prayer and trust in Him, He gives us strength for each day. He may not always remove our problems immediately, but He promises to walk with us through them and provide the grace we need.

As believers, we should never be afraid to bring our struggles to the Lord. No burden is too heavy for Him, and no problem is too great for His power. When life becomes difficult and our hearts feel weary, we can run to Jesus knowing that He cares for us. He understands our pain, sees our tears, and knows exactly what we need.

*** Today we talked about how feelings of loneliness and the sense that nothing is working out can sometimes be attacks from the enemy. The devil wants to place us in situations of discomfort and discouragement in an attempt to pull us away from God. As believers, however, we must stand firm in our faith and trust that what God is doing in our lives is real and purposeful. Even when we cannot see the outcome, we can be confident that God is working for our good and drawing us closer to Him.

Through the verses we studied today, we were reminded of God’s great love for us. He wants us to depend on Him for everything not only the small things but the big things as well. When we are struggling with fear, depression, anxiety, or uncertainty, God does not abandon us. He remains faithful and present in every situation. He invites us to come to Him with our worries and trust Him to provide the strength, peace, and comfort that we need.

Many of us are carrying heavy burdens in our lives and trying to handle them on our own. We often become exhausted because we were never meant to carry those weights by ourselves. God wants us to place every burden on Him, not just part of it. He cares deeply for us and desires to help us through every trial we face. When we surrender our burdens to the Lord, we can rest in the assurance that He will take care of us and faithfully guide us through whatever comes our way. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father we are grateful for what you’re doing in our life. We know what your doing in our life is for the good and we ask you to help us not to place our selves in a hole but to place ourselves in your hands each day . We thank you for the strength you given us this day . We ask you to forgive us of the sins we have done in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Isaiah 65:34 Before they call I will answer; while they are yet speaking I will hear

+ Psalm 34:19 Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all.

+ Psalm 34:6 This poor man cried, and the Lordheard him and saved him out of all his troubles.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 20

Matthew 1

Psalm 34

Isaiah 65

Romans 8

MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Romans 13:8 Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another, for whoever loves others has fulfilled the law.

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Proverbs 6:14 Their perverted hearts plot evil,
    and they constantly stir up trouble

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SUBJECT: No Perverted Heart

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM FILLED WITH JOY

I AM WAITING ON GOD

I AM NOT ALONE

I AM FREE

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READ TIME: 7 Minutes & 36 Seconds

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THOUGHTS:

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When we think about the word perverted, it is often used to describe behavior or actions that are considered morally wrong or twisted away from what is right. Understanding this helps us better grasp Scriptures that warn about hearts that are not aligned with God. A heart that is turned away from God can begin to think in ways that are harmful, selfish, and destructive, leading to actions that stir up confusion, conflict, and sin.

The Bible warns us about people whose hearts are not focused on pleasing God, but instead are focused on doing what feels good to them. When we live only to satisfy our own desires, we can easily drift away from God’s will. Our lives are meant to reflect holiness, not to be shaped by whatever the world says is acceptable. God calls us to be different people who pursue righteousness, purity, and peace rather than chaos and sin.

This also applies to the way we speak and behave. Our words and actions should not stir up trouble or lead others into confusion or harm. In today’s world, it is easy to see people encouraging drama, conflict, and sinful behavior as if it is normal or entertaining. But as believers, we are called to a higher standard. God is aware of everything we say and do, and He desires that we live in a way that honors Him. Instead of promoting trouble, we should be people who promote peace, truth, and righteousness in every area of our lives.

Proverbs 6:14 Their perverted hearts plot evil,
    and they constantly stir up trouble

This verse is warning us about a heart that is turned away from God’s ways and instead chooses to create problems, division, and trouble among people. A heart that is not submitted to God can easily become destructive in its thinking, always looking for ways to stir up conflict instead of peace.

What is in our heart eventually shows up in our actions, our words, and how we treat others. When someone is not aligned with God, their thoughts can become focused on negativity, gossip, and causing division. But God calls us to be people of peace, love, and unity, not people who spread confusion or harm among others.

We should ask God to search our hearts and remove anything that is not pleasing to Him. Instead of allowing our hearts to drift toward pride, anger, or division, we should allow the Holy Spirit to shape us into people who build others up. When we walk with God, our lives should reflect His peace, bringing healing and unity rather than conflict.

Proverbs 6:18-19 a heart that devises wicked plans, feet that make haste to run to evil, a false witness who breathes out lies, and one who sows discord among brothers.

These verses are very serious because they show us that God cares deeply about the condition of our hearts, our actions, and how we treat others. God is not only concerned with outward behavior, but also with the intentions and attitudes behind what we do.

A heart that plans evil or imagines wickedness is a heart that is far from God’s truth. When people quickly run toward wrongdoing or enjoy causing trouble, it shows a lack of reverence for God’s ways. God desires that His people turn away from sin and instead pursue righteousness, honesty, and peace in all they do.

The final warning about sowing discord among brethren reminds us how important unity is to God. God does not want His people to spread lies, create division, or tear others down. Instead, He calls us to build one another up in love and truth. As believers, we should be careful with our words and actions, making sure we are not causing harm but instead promoting peace, unity, and righteousness in every relationship.

Proverbs 2:14 who rejoice in doing evil and delight in the perverseness of evil,

This verse describes a dangerous condition of the heart where someone not only chooses wrong actions, but actually takes pleasure in them. It shows how far a person can drift when they turn away from God’s wisdom and begin to enjoy what is sinful or harmful.

God desires that His people find joy in righteousness, truth, and obedience to Him. When someone begins to enjoy wrongdoing, it shows that their heart is becoming hardened and disconnected from God’s ways. That is why Scripture often calls us to guard our hearts and renew our minds so that our desires stay aligned with God’s will.

The people and environments we surround ourselves with can shape what we consider normal or enjoyable. As believers, we are called to separate ourselves from what is evil and instead pursue what is pleasing to God. When we walk in wisdom, our joy comes from doing what is right, living in truth, and honoring God in every part of our lives.

*** Today we talked about guarding our heart and what that means being careful about what we allow to influence our thoughts, emotions, and desires. The Bible teaches that the heart is very important because it affects every part of our life. What we see, hear, and think about can either draw us closer to God or pull us away from Him. That is why we must be intentional about protecting our hearts from things that do not line up with God’s truth.

One of the main ways we guard our heart is by staying rooted in God’s Word. When we fill our minds with Scripture, it helps us recognize what is right and what is wrong according to God’s standards. Without the Word, it becomes easy to be influenced by the world’s opinions, emotions, or temptations. But when God’s truth is inside of us, it becomes like a shield that helps us make better decisions and resist sin.

We also guard our heart by being careful with our relationships and influences. The people we spend time with and the environments we allow ourselves to be in can shape our thoughts and behaviors. If we constantly surround ourselves with negativity, gossip, or sinful behavior, it becomes harder to stay focused on God. But when we choose godly influences, we strengthen our walk with Him and grow in wisdom and maturity.

Finally, guarding our heart requires daily surrender to God. We cannot protect ourselves in our own strength—we need the Holy Spirit to guide us. Through prayer, obedience, and repentance, God helps us keep our hearts clean and focused on Him. When we guard our heart well, we begin to live with more peace, clarity, and purpose, because our lives are being directed by God instead of being controlled by the world. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father I thank you for the things you have given us . We thank you for the strength you have bestow upon us we are so grateful for everything you have done. Lord forgive us of the sins we have done . Help us not to have a perverted life help us to be more like you. Give us strength to make it through our day leading guide us so we won’t do anything wrong that’s not like you in Jesus name amen.

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+ Psalm 36:4 He plots trouble while on his bed; he sets himself in a way that is not good; he does not reject evil.

+ Ezekiel 11:2 And he said to me, “Son of man, these are the men who devise iniquity and who give wicked counsel in this city;

+ Isaiah 57:20 But the wicked are like the tossing sea; for it cannot be quiet, and its waters toss up mire and dirt.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 19

Isaiah 57

Ezekiel 11

Psalm 36

Exodus 20

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Romans 13:8 Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another, for whoever loves others has fulfilled the law.

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Luke 18:39 Be quiet!” the people in front yelled at him.But he only shouted louder, “Son of David, have mercy on me!”

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SUBJECT: Have Mercy On Me

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM NOT QUIET

I AM SAVED

I AM FREE

I AM LOVED

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READ TIME: 9 Minutes

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THOUGHTS:

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There is a deep question we must all ask ourselves: how deeply are we connected to Christ? In Scripture, we see a man who desperately wanted to reach Jesus. Even when people told him to be quiet, he kept crying out. He refused to let the voices around him silence his faith. That kind of hunger for God is something we need to reflect on in our own lives. Are we willing to call out to Jesus even when it feels uncomfortable or when others discourage us?

Many times, when we go through trials and tribulations, we become silent instead of seeking God more deeply. We assume He is there and He is but sometimes God allows our emotions to rise so that we will truly come to Him honestly. God does not want a robotic relationship where we pretend everything is okay when it is not. He desires truth in our inward parts. He wants us to come to Him with real emotions tears, frustration, confusion, joy, and even anger because He is a Father who can handle our honesty.

God does want us to have joy, but He does not want us to fake joy when we are hurting. He wants us to be real with Him, not hiding behind a mask. Sometimes we become so used to pretending that we forget how to be honest before God. But when we stop being silent toward Him and start crying out in truth, something changes in us. Our relationship with Him becomes deeper, more personal, and more alive.

Like the man who refused to be quiet, we are called to keep reaching out to Jesus no matter what is happening around us. Even when life tries to silence our faith, we must keep calling on His name. God is not intimidated by our honesty He welcomes it. And when we truly seek Him with all our heart, we begin to experience His presence in a real and powerful way.

Luke 18:39 Be quiet!” the people in front yelled at him.But he only shouted louder, “Son of David, have mercy on me!”

How many of us are truly going beyond to connect with God? Many of us recognize that we need Him, yet we still fail to pursue Him the way we should. In Scripture, we see a man who was desperate to hear from God and receive healing. Even when people told him to be quiet, he refused to stop crying out. He understood how important it was to connect with Jesus, and nothing around him could silence his need for God.

When we look at our own lives, many of us have become comfortable with distance from God. We get comfortable not praying, not reading the Word, and not seeking His presence the way we should. Over time, that comfort can turn into spiritual laziness. But God never called us to a distant or passive relationship with Him. He desires closeness, communication, and daily fellowship with us.

Even when life tries to silence us or discourage us from seeking Him, we must choose to cry out to God anyway. We cannot allow distractions, emotions, or circumstances to stop our pursuit of Him. God wants to hear our voice, and He invites us to come boldly and honestly before Him. When we refuse to stay silent and begin to seek Him with urgency and sincerity, we begin to experience a deeper connection with His presence and His power.

Proverbs 8:17 I love those who love me,and those who seek me find me."

Wisdom in this passage is portrayed as calling out to those who will listen, showing that God is not distant or hidden from those who truly seek Him. He responds to those who genuinely desire Him with a heart of love and openness.

This verse also highlights the importance of seeking God with priority and intention. Seeking early is not only about time in the morning, but about putting God first in our lives. It means giving Him the first place in our thoughts, decisions, and daily direction. When we prioritize God above distractions, responsibilities, and desires, we position ourselves to experience His guidance and presence more clearly.

God does not hide Himself from those who are sincerely looking for Him. Instead, He reveals Himself through His Word, His Spirit, and His guidance in our lives. When we pursue Him with consistency and sincerity, we begin to experience a deeper relationship with Him, where His wisdom leads our steps and His love shapes our hearts.

James 4:8 Come near to God and he will come near to you.Wash your hands, you sinners, and purify your hearts, you double-minded.

This verse is a powerful invitation from God, reminding us that closeness with Him is available, but it requires a willing response from us. God is not far away or distant; instead, He responds to those who sincerely desire Him and choose to come closer.

Drawing near to God involves both our actions and our hearts. It means turning away from sin and anything that separates us from Him. When the verse talks about cleansing our hands and purifying our hearts, it is pointing to repentance and inner transformation. God is not just concerned with outward behavior, but also with the condition of our hearts. He wants us to be fully devoted, not divided in our commitment.

When we take a step toward Him through prayer, worship, and obedience, He meets us with His presence and grace. God does not reject those who come to Him with sincerity. Instead, He welcomes them and draws closer to them. As we continue to seek Him daily, our relationship with Him grows stronger, and our lives begin to reflect His holiness and love more clearly.

Acts 17:27 God did this so that they would seek him and perhaps reach out for him and find him, though he is not far from any one of us.

This verse reveals God’s heart for humanity—He is not distant, silent, or unreachable. Instead, He desires that people would seek Him and come to know Him personally. God has placed a spiritual longing within us that ultimately leads us back to Him.

Even when life feels confusing, lonely, or overwhelming, God is not far away. We do not have to search for Him in unreachable places, because His presence is near to those who truly seek Him. Through prayer, His Word, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we can experience His nearness in our everyday lives.

Seeking Him is not just a one-time moment but a daily pursuit of His presence and truth. When we choose to draw near to God, we begin to recognize that He has been near all along, working in our lives and drawing us closer to Himself. This truth gives us hope, knowing that God is always within reach for those who truly desire Him.

*** Today we talked about Being close to God and that means having a personal and ongoing relationship with Him, not just knowing about Him from a distance. It is more than attending church or hearing teachings it is walking with Him daily through prayer, reading His Word, and listening for His guidance. When we are close to God, our hearts begin to align with His heart, and we start to desire the things He desires for us.

Drawing close to God also means learning to trust Him in every area of our lives. In moments of joy, struggle, confusion, or peace, we are invited to bring everything to Him. The closer we walk with God, the more we begin to see His hand at work in our lives. Even when we do not understand everything happening around us, closeness with God gives us peace and assurance that He is with us and leading us.

Being close to God is a daily choice, not just a feeling. It requires consistency, humility, and a willing heart that desires to stay connected to Him. As we draw near to God, He promises to draw near to us, shaping us into people who reflect His love, character, and truth. True closeness with God transforms how we think, speak, and live, making our relationship with Him the foundation of our lives. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father we thank you for everything you have done for us , we thank you for the mercy and grace you give us even though we don’t deserve it . Lord we ask that you forgive us of the sins we have done knowing and unknowingly. Lord give us strength to make it through our day and this week . In Jesus Name Amen

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+ Luke 18:15 Now they were bringing even infants to him that he might touch them. And when the disciples saw it, they rebuked them.

+ 2 Corinthians 12:8 Three times I pleaded with the Lord about this, that it should leave me.

+ Luke 19:39 And some of the Pharisees in the crowd said to him, “Teacher, rebuke your disciples.”

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Proverbs 18

Genesis 12

Judges 8

Acts 20

Galatians 6

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+ Romans 13:8 Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another, for whoever loves others has fulfilled the law."

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+ Luke 18:25 In fact, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the Kingdom of God!”

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SUBJECT: Eye of A Needle

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM FREE

I AM PROTECTED BY GOD

I AM LISTENING TO GOD

I AM TRANSFORMED

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With everything that we own and all the things that we have, we must understand that those things do not define who we are. They are simply possessions. Before I gave my life to Christ, I had a lot of things and took great pride in them. I knew I had more than many people around me, and I wasn’t afraid to show it. I found my value in what I owned, and I allowed pride to take root in my heart. Looking back now, I realize that my focus was misplaced. The things I owned could never give me true purpose, peace, or identity.

After giving my life to Christ, I began to understand that life is not about what we possess but about our relationship with Him. What matters most is not the size of our house, the amount of money we have, or the things we collect. What matters is whether we are walking with God, spending time in His presence, reading His Word, and growing in our relationship with Him. Our position in Christ is far more valuable than anything this world can offer. The things we own may come and go, but our relationship with God has eternal value.

This does not mean that having nice things is wrong. God often blesses His children, and there is nothing wrong with enjoying those blessings. However, we must be careful not to make our possessions an idol or a source of pride. We should never place anything above God or use what we have to make ourselves feel superior to others. The danger is not in owning things; the danger is allowing those things to own our hearts. God calls us to a life of discipleship where He remains first in everything. When Christ is our greatest treasure, we are free from the need to find our identity in possessions, and we can live with grateful and humble hearts that honor Him.

Luke 18:25 In fact, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the Kingdom of God!”

In this verse, Jesus is not teaching that having money is a sin. Rather, He is warning about the danger of placing our trust in riches instead of in God. Wealth can easily become a distraction, causing people to depend on their possessions, status, and achievements rather than on the Lord. God wants our hearts to be fully devoted to Him and not controlled by the things of this world.

The rich ruler who spoke with Jesus was unwilling to let go of the things that had become more important to him than God. His possessions had a hold on his heart. This serves as a warning to all believers that anything can become an idol if we place it above our relationship with Christ. Whether it is money, possessions, success, or even our own desires, we must be willing to surrender everything to God and trust Him completely.

No amount of wealth, good works, or personal accomplishments can earn a place in God’s kingdom. Just a few verses later, Jesus reminds His listeners that the things which are impossible with men are possible with God. Our hope is not in what we have but in who God is. When we put our faith in Christ and make Him the center of our lives, we discover that true riches are found in knowing Him and walking in His will.

Hebrews 13:5 Keep your life free from love of money, and be content with what you have, for he has said, “I will never leave you nor forsake you.”

In a world that constantly tells us we need more, God calls us to find our satisfaction in Him rather than in possessions. Money and material things can be useful, but they were never meant to be the source of our joy, security, or identity. True contentment comes from trusting God and believing that He will provide what we need.

This verse also contains a powerful promise from God: I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee. What a comfort it is to know that no matter what we face, God is always with us. People may disappoint us, circumstances may change, and material possessions may come and go, but God’s presence remains constant. When we understand that God is with us, we can have peace even during difficult seasons because our confidence is in Him and not in our circumstances.

When we focus on Him, we learn to be grateful for His blessings without becoming attached to them. Contentment grows when we recognize that having God is enough. As we trust Him daily and rest in His promises, we can live with confidence, knowing that He will guide us, provide for us, and never abandon us.

1 Timothy 6:10 For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evils. It is through this craving that some have wandered away from the faith and pierced themselves with many pangs.

When money becomes our main focus, it can take the place that belongs to God in our hearts. We can become so concerned with gaining more that we neglect our relationship with Him, our families, and the things that truly matter. God wants us to use money wisely, but He never wants money to control us.

When people place their trust in wealth instead of in the Lord, they often find themselves disappointed and empty. Money can provide temporary comfort, but it cannot give lasting peace, salvation, or joy. Only a relationship with Jesus Christ can satisfy the deepest needs of our hearts. That is why we must be careful to keep our priorities centered on God and not on material possessions.

As believers, we are called to be content with what God has provided and to trust Him for our needs. God may bless us with material things, but those blessings should always point us back to Him rather than become idols in our lives. When we keep our hearts focused on Christ, we can enjoy His blessings without becoming attached to them. True wealth is not found in what we own but in knowing God, walking in His will, and storing up treasures in heaven that will last forever.

*** Today we talked about the love of money the Bible teaches that money itself is not evil, but the love of money can become a serious spiritual danger. When people begin to love money more than they love God, their priorities become misplaced. Instead of trusting the Lord for their needs, they begin to trust in their wealth, possessions, and financial security. God wants our hearts to be devoted to Him above everything else.

The love of money can easily lead to greed, selfishness, and discontentment. Rather than being thankful for what God has provided, a person can become consumed with wanting more and more. The world often teaches that happiness is found in having greater wealth, but the Bible teaches that true contentment is found in Christ. No amount of money can provide the peace, joy, and fulfillment that come from a relationship with God.

Jesus often spoke about the danger of allowing riches to take control of our hearts. He taught that we cannot serve both God and money because eventually one will become our master. When money becomes more important than obedience to God, it becomes an idol. God desires for us to use our resources wisely and responsibly, but He never wants material possessions to take His place in our lives.

There is nothing wrong with having money or being blessed with material things, but our trust must remain in God and not in our possessions. When we keep Christ at the center of our lives, we can enjoy His blessings without becoming controlled by them. True riches are found in knowing God, growing in faith, and storing up treasures in heaven that will last forever. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father we thank you for today. We ask you to be with us throughout our day. Guide and protect us from the seen and unseen. Lord we are so thankful for your protection. Lord give us strength to get through our day . Lord help us be more like you daily and help us not to use money as a way to get ahead in life in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Luke 6:38 Give and gifts will be given to you; a good measure, packed together, shaken down, and overflowing, will be poured into your lap. For the measure with which you measure will in return be measured out to you.

+ Luke 12:15 And he said to them, “Take care, and be on your guard against all covetousness, for one's life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions

+ Proverbs 22:1 A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches, and favor is better than silver or gold.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 17

Ezekiel 29

Daniel 5

Hosea 14

Amos 1

MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Romans 13:8 Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another, for whoever loves others has fulfilled the law."

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ 1 Corinthians 3:6 I planted the seed in your hearts, and Apollos watered it, but it was God who made it grow.

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SUBJECT: God Does the Growing

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM GROWING BY GOD

I AM NOT ALONE

I AM FREE

I AM LISTENING TO GOD

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No matter where we go to church, we must always remember that God is the One who causes the growth. We can sit under many teachers, attend different services, and learn from many people, but true spiritual growth does not come from humans it comes from God. Teachers can plant and water the Word, but it is God who gives the increase and causes it to take root in our hearts.

When I first gave my life to Christ, I used to think my pastor was the main one teaching me and shaping me. And in a sense, he did teach me, but I later realized that it was God who was truly doing the work in me. Everything I learned in Bible studies, Sunday school, church services, and other gatherings was not just information it was God using those moments to grow me. As God grows us, we begin to change from the inside out. We start letting go of anger, foolish ways, and sinful habits because they no longer match the life He is calling us to live.

The truth is, we cannot change ourselves by our own strength. Real transformation only happens when God is at work in us. He allows us to go through trials, mistakes, and difficult seasons not to destroy us, but to develop us. These experiences are meant to shape us, strengthen us, and lead us closer to Him. God is not trying to break us He is pruning us so we can grow into who He created us to be. And as we continue walking with Him, we begin to desire His way more and more, realizing that His path is the best place for our lives.

1 Corinthians 3:6 I planted the seed in your hearts, and Apollos watered it, but it was God who made it grow.

God will always continue to grow us throughout our lives. We must be willing to change, be transformed, and allow Him to shape us. Sometimes transformation is not easy, and growth can feel uncomfortable, but the more we keep our hand in God, the easier it becomes to trust Him through the process. God desires to grow us every single day, but we must be willing to let Him lead the way instead of holding on to our own way.

Our own way does not have to stay the same. As we surrender more to God, we begin to desire change and spiritual growth. God does not want us to remain the same people we were years ago. Instead, He calls us to be transformed and renewed daily. Our lives belong to Him, and when we give ourselves fully to Him, we are submitting to a change that leads us closer to His will and His purpose.

The goal is to become more like Christ each day. We are given the opportunity every day to grow, improve, and reflect His character. This journey is not about staying the same, but about being shaped by God into something better. As we walk with Him, we begin to see that change is not something to fear, but something to embrace, because it is God making us more like Him.

1 Timothy 4:15 Practice these things, immerse yourself in them, so that all may see your progress.

It reminds us that spiritual progress does not happen by accident it requires focus, dedication, and a heart that is fully committed to God’s Word and His ways. We are called to think deeply about the things of God and let them shape how we live.

This verse also teaches us the importance of consistency and devotion. When it says to give thyself wholly to them, it means we should fully commit ourselves to living out God’s truth, not halfway or only when it is convenient. Our daily habits, choices, and mindset should reflect our desire to follow Christ. As we stay faithful in prayer, study the Word, and obedience, our growth becomes visible over time.

Finally, Paul reminds Timothy that spiritual growth will be seen by others that thy profiting may appear to all. This means that when God is truly working in us, it becomes evident in our actions, character, and lifestyle. People around us should be able to notice a difference in how we speak, behave, and respond to life. When we stay committed to God, He transforms us in a way that not only blesses us but also becomes a testimony to others of His power at work.

Hebrews 6:1 Therefore let us leave the elementary doctrine of Christ and go on to maturity, not laying again a foundation of repentance from dead works and of faith toward God,

God desires for us to grow deeper in our understanding, faith, and obedience. We are encouraged not to remain in the “starting place” of our walk with God, but to continue pressing forward into maturity in Him.

A strong foundation is necessary, but no one builds a house and stops at the foundation. In the same way, our Christian life is meant to grow stronger, deeper, and more stable as we walk with God and learn His Word more fully.

We must be willing to let God stretch us, correct us, and teach us new things so we can grow spiritually. This means moving away from spiritual stagnation and choosing daily growth in prayer, obedience, and understanding. As we do this, God shapes us into mature believers who reflect His character more clearly and stand firm in their faith.

*** Today we talked about growth and how our spiritual growth can go beyond what we expect when we fully lean on God. Many times, we do not grow because we are not willing to put in the effort. We are not consistent in reading our Bible or praying, but God desires for us to seek Him daily through His Word and through prayer. When we do these things, we open our hearts to be transformed, shaped, and strengthened in our understanding of Him.

God wants us to move beyond spiritual immaturity and grow into maturity in Christ. Many believers struggle with growth because they are still holding on to the things of the flesh. But when we walk with God, we are called to walk in the Spirit. We must be mindful of what we say, what we do, and how we live, because our lives are always before God. Spiritual growth requires letting go of old habits and allowing God to lead us into a new way of living.

Often, we do not even notice our own growth until someone else points it out. Change can be gradual and subtle, but it is still real when we stay consistent with God. If we allow Him to work in us daily, growth will happen step by step. Over time, what once felt small becomes strong transformation, and we begin to reflect more of Christ in our lives without even realizing how far God has brought us. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father we thank you so much for everything . Lord give us strength to do what you want us to do. Help us to be more like you, we are so sorry for the things we have done . We thank you for covering us in your blood and for doing what you do in our lives . in Jesus Name Amen

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+ John 15:5 I am the vine; you are the branches. The one who remains in me and I in him produces much fruit, because you can do nothing without me.”

+ 1 Peter 2:2 Like newborn infants, desire the pure milk of the word, so that by it you may grow up into your salvation.”

+ Psalm 92:12-13 The righteous thrive like a palm tree and grow like a cedar tree in Lebanon. Planted in the house of the Lord, they thrive in the courts of our God.”

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 16

Exodus 27

Psalm 88

Job 23

Mark 12

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Romans 13:8 Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another, for whoever loves others has fulfilled the law."

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+ 2 Timothy 2:21 If you keep yourself pure, you will be a special utensil for honorable use. Your life will be clean, and you will be ready for the Master to use you for every good work.

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SUBJECT: Honorable Use

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM LISTENING TO GOD

I AM HEARING HIS VOICE

I AM TRANSFORMED

I AM LOVED

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God does not call us because we are poor, or because we make ourselves worthy.The Bible is clear that we are saved and called by grace, not by works or status. God doesn’t choose us based on our perfection He chooses us because of His mercy and love. Our growth in Him is not about earning His calling, but responding to it with surrender.

As we grow in God, we start to realize that the things of the flesh don’t lead us closer to Him. Fleshly desires sinful habits, pride, and selfish living always pull us away from God’s presence. That’s why Scripture constantly calls us to set our minds on things above and not on earthly things. The more we feed the flesh, the more distant our hearts feel from God. But the more we feed our spirit through prayer, the Word, and obedience, the more sensitive we become to His voice.

One of the hardest lessons in walking with God is realizing that certain things we used to enjoy are actually distractions from Him. It’s not always easy to let them go, but spiritual maturity means recognizing what draws us closer to God and what pulls us away. When we sin, it doesn’t mean God stops loving us, but it does affect our fellowship with Him and can make us feel distant. That distance is not God leaving us it is us drifting.

The good news is that God is always calling us back into fellowship. Every day is an opportunity to surrender again, to renew our minds, and to walk in the Spirit instead of the flesh. As we grow, we begin to see more clearly that His grace is what keeps us, His presence is what sustains us, and His love is what transforms us. The goal is not perfection by our own strength, but daily dependence on Him.

2 Timothy 2:21 If you keep yourself pure, you will be a special utensil for honorable use. Your life will be clean, and you will be ready for the Master to use you for every good work.

This verse uses the image of a vessel like a cup or container to show that God desires a life that is clean and ready for His purposes. It’s not about being perfect in our own strength, but about allowing God to purify our hearts and remove the things that don’t align with His will.

Being a vessel of honor means living a life that is set apart for God. This involves daily surrender turning away from sin, renewing our minds, and choosing obedience even when it is hard. God is not just looking for ability; He is looking for willingness and purity of heart. When we let go of sinful habits and distractions, we make room for God to work through us in powerful ways. A clean vessel is one that is ready for God to fill and use without resistance.

This verse also reminds us that preparation is a process. God doesn’t just use us instantly in every way we imagine; He shapes us over time. As we walk with Him, He cleanses, corrects, and strengthens us so we can be useful for His purposes. The more we yield to Him, the more our lives reflect His character. When we choose holiness over compromise, we position ourselves to be used by God in ways that bring Him glory and bless others.

Ephesians 2:10 For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.

This verse shows that our lives are not random or without purpose. God intentionally designed each one of us, shaping us with care and intention. We are His creation, and our identity is found in Him, not in what the world says about us.

God saves us and then calls us to live out good works that reflect His character. These good works are not what earn our salvation, but they are the fruit of a transformed life. When we walk with God, our actions begin to align with His will, and our lives become a testimony of His grace and power.

Ephesians 2:10 also reminds us that God has already prepared a path for us to walk in. This means we are not trying to figure life out alone God has already gone ahead of us. As we seek Him daily, He guides our steps and leads us into opportunities to serve, love, and glorify Him. Walking in those prepared works requires obedience, trust, and a willingness to follow His leading even when we don’t fully understand.

*** Today we talked about how we can be used by God, but in order to be used by Him, we must be willing vessels. A lot of times people think the Bible is just a list of rules, but the Bible is actually there to teach us, guide us, and help us live the right way in our daily lives with God. God does not just want us to live for Him sometimes or only when we are around church people, but He wants us to live for Him every day in every area of our lives.

God desires us to be people who are truly available to Him. Being usable by God means we are open and willing for Him to lead us, correct us, and use us wherever He places us. We must make ourselves available daily through prayer, obedience, and surrender. It is not about being perfect, but about being willing to let God shape our hearts and direct our steps according to His Word.

Sometimes life gets hard, and we may feel like we are not usable by God because of what we are going through or what we have done. But the truth is that God can still use us when we come to Him and walk in His light. When we choose to walk in His truth and stay close to Him, He continues to work in us and through us. God is not looking for perfect people He is looking for willing vessels who will follow Him faithfully. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father we are thankful for everything you have done . We are gracious for every opportunity you have given us . Lord we ask you to be with us to cover us in your blood . We ask you to forgive us of the sins we have done please . Lord help us to understand this devotional and apply it to our lives in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Ephesians 2:10 For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.

+ 2 Corinthians 7:1 Since we have these promises, beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from every defilement of body and spirit, bringing holiness to completion in the fear of God.

+ Psalm 119:9 How can a young man keep his way pure? By guarding it according to your word.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 15

James 5

Genesis 44

Leviticus 27

Joshua 15

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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Romans 13:8 Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another, for whoever loves others has fulfilled the law."

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+ 2 Timothy 2:24 A servant of the Lord must not quarrel but must be kind to everyone, be able to teach, and be patient with difficult people

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SUBJECT: Standing Against Quarrels

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM STRONG

I AM NEAR GOD

I AM NOT AFRAID

I AM NOT ALONE

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Sometimes it’s hard to deal with certain people. Every day we encounter different personalities, attitudes, and moods. Some people are kind and encouraging, while others may be rude, impatient, or difficult to get along with. At times, it can be challenging to know how to respond. That is why before I start my day, I often ask God to give me peace, mercy, and grace. I ask Him to help me extend that same mercy and grace to others, even when they may not deserve it. Many times before speaking to someone, I ask God to give me the right words because the wrong words can easily create conflict and misunderstandings.

As children of God, we must learn to have a gracious tongue. Last week we talked about speaking with kindness, avoiding cursing, arguing, and rude behavior. This week we are learning how to treat people with love and patience instead of being harsh or quick to quarrel. That is not always easy because we live in a world where many people enjoy arguing and stirring up conflict. Sometimes our words are misunderstood because we all come from different backgrounds and experiences. If we are not careful, simple conversations can turn into unnecessary disagreements.

Social media often makes this problem worse. When we scroll through Instagram, Facebook, and other platforms, we see people arguing, insulting one another, and expressing anger without restraint. If we are not careful, we can begin to imitate those behaviors and think they are normal. However, God has called us to something higher. He has called us to have the mind of Christ. We are to be patient, gentle, and kind, even when others are not. Responding with grace when someone is rude takes strength and self-control, but it reflects the character of Jesus. When we allow the Holy Spirit to guide our words and actions, we can bring peace into difficult situations instead of adding to the conflict.

2 Timothy 2:24 A servant of the Lord must not quarrel but must be kind to everyone, be able to teach, and be patient with difficult people.

We must not quarrel with other people, even though sometimes it can be very difficult to avoid. Earlier this week, I found myself in a situation where two people I cared about were arguing. I had to sit and watch the relationship begin to fall apart right in front of me. Part of me wanted to step in and fix everything, but I was also afraid of making the situation worse. Instead of taking sides or joining the argument, I chose to remain quiet and pray. As the disagreement continued, I asked God to bring peace into the situation. Unfortunately, the peace I was hoping for did not come right away, and the argument continued to escalate.

As the situation grew more intense, I felt an even stronger desire to help. At the same time, I knew I did not want to become part of the conflict or create another argument. Sometimes it is hard to stay quiet when emotions are running high. We often feel the need to defend ourselves, prove a point, or jump into the middle of a disagreement. Yet many times wisdom is found in remaining calm and allowing God to guide our response. It is not always easy, but peace is often protected by those who refuse to add fuel to the fire.

God wants us to be people who pursue peace rather than conflict. In a world filled with arguments, division, and hurt feelings, believers are called to respond differently. There will be moments when it is difficult not to fight back or become frustrated. There will be times when people say things that offend us or situations that tempt us to react in anger. However, God calls us to choose peace over escalation, grace over harshness, and patience over frustration.

Ask yourself this question: Are you choosing peace? Are you allowing God to guide your words and actions when conflict arises? The next time you find yourself in the middle of a disagreement, take a moment to pray before you respond. Ask God for wisdom, self-control, and a heart that seeks peace. When we choose peace, we reflect the character of Christ and become instruments of His love in a world that desperately needs it.

James 1:19-20 Know this, my beloved brothers: let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger; for the anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God.

In a world where people often rush to share their opinions and react without thinking, God calls His people to be different. Listening carefully shows humility and respect, while taking time before speaking allows us to respond with wisdom rather than emotion.

Being slow to speak does not mean we never share our thoughts, but it does mean we should think before we talk. Many arguments, misunderstandings, and hurt feelings could be avoided if we took a moment to pray and consider our words before speaking. Our words have the power to encourage, heal, and build others up, but they can also wound and tear down. God wants us to use our speech in a way that reflects His love and grace.

James also warns us to be slow to anger. Anger often causes us to say and do things that we later regret. While there are times when we may feel frustrated or hurt, we must be careful not to let those emotions control us. When anger takes over, it becomes difficult to hear God’s voice and respond in a Christlike manner. Instead of reacting immediately, we should bring our feelings to God and ask Him to help us respond with patience and self-control.

Verse 20 reminds us that human anger does not produce the righteousness that God desires. When we act out of anger, we often make situations worse instead of better. God calls us to pursue peace, gentleness, and wisdom in our relationships. As we surrender our emotions to Him and allow the Holy Spirit to guide us, we become better equipped to listen carefully, speak graciously, and respond with the love of Christ, even in difficult situations.

Proverbs 17:14 The beginning of strife is like letting out water, so quit before the quarrel breaks out.

Just as a small crack in a dam can quickly become a flood, a small disagreement can grow into a major conflict if it is not handled wisely. God wants us to recognize the danger of arguments and choose peace before emotions take over. Many conflicts could be avoided if people were willing to step back, listen, and respond with grace.

This verse teaches us the importance of self-control. When someone says something hurtful or offensive, our natural reaction may be to defend ourselves or strike back with our words. However, responding in anger often causes the situation to escalate rather than improve. God calls us to be peacemakers who seek resolution instead of fueling division. Choosing to walk away from a quarrel is not weakness; it is often a sign of wisdom and spiritual maturity.

As believers, we should ask God to help us recognize when a disagreement is beginning to turn into an argument. Through prayer and the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we can learn to speak gently, forgive quickly, and pursue peace whenever possible. Proverbs 17:14 reminds us that it is far easier to stop a conflict before it grows than to repair the damage after it has spread. When we choose peace over strife, we reflect the heart of Christ and become a testimony of His love to those around us.

*** Today we talked about quarrels the Bible warns us about quarrels because they often lead to division, hurt feelings, and broken relationships. God calls His people to be peacemakers rather than troublemakers. Many disagreements begin with small offenses, careless words, or misunderstandings, but if they are not handled with wisdom and grace, they can become much larger problems. God desires for us to pursue peace and unity whenever possible.

Quarrels often come from pride, anger, and selfish desires. James 4:1 asks, What causes fights and quarrels among you? and explains that many conflicts begin with wrong desires within our hearts. When we are focused on getting our own way, proving a point, or winning an argument, we can easily fall into strife. The Bible teaches us to be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry. Instead of reacting with harsh words, we should seek God’s wisdom and allow the Holy Spirit to guide our responses.

As followers of Christ, we are called to live differently from the world. Rather than returning anger for anger, we should respond with gentleness, patience, and love. Romans 12:18 tells us, If it be possible, as much as lieth in you, live peaceably with all men. This does not mean we will never face disagreements, but it does mean we should do everything we can to avoid unnecessary quarrels. When we choose peace over conflict, forgiveness over bitterness, and grace over harshness, we reflect the character of Christ and become a testimony of His love to those around us.

©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father I thank you for your grace and mercy , thank you for another chance today to serve you lord we ask you to be with us and help us not to quarrel against one another lord help us to be more like you and to be kind. We are so thankful for everything you given us today. We are sorry for the sins we have committed in Jesus Name Amen

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+ 1 Thessalonians 2:7 But we were gentle among you, like a nursing mother taking care of her own children.

+ Philippians 2:4 Do all things without grumbling or disputing,

+ 1 Timothy 6:11 But as for you, O man of God, flee these things. Pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, steadfastness, gentleness.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 14

Colossians 3

Jeremiah 27

2 Kings 12

2 Samuel 18

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Job 38:36 Who has put wisdom in the inward parts or given understanding to the mind?

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Proverbs 12:22 Lying lips are an abomination to the Lord, but those who act faithfully are his delight.

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SUBJECT: Being Honest Always

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM HONEST

I AM FREE

I AM LOVING

I AM KIND

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Sometimes it can be difficult to be honest with people. There are times when someone asks us a question, and we don’t want to hurt their feelings or cause a problem, so we tell a little white lie to make things easier. However, God wants us to be people of honesty and integrity. Even a small lie is still a lie, and God calls us to speak the truth.

Being honest is not always easy. We may fear hurting someone, creating conflict, or facing uncomfortable situations. Yet God can help us tell the truth in a loving and gracious way. If we ask Him for wisdom, He will show us how to be honest without being harsh or unkind. God’s way is always better than trying to cover things up with dishonesty.

Many people find themselves dealing with problems because one lie led to another, creating a cycle that becomes difficult to escape. Jesus was truthful with everyone He encountered. He never felt the need to deceive anyone, and as His followers, we should strive to follow His example. Even in situations where people may expect exaggeration or small lies, we can trust God to help us remain truthful. If your job or circumstances seem to pressure you into being dishonest, pray and ask God for wisdom, guidance, and provision. He can help you find a way to remain truthful while honoring Him in all that you do.

Proverbs 12:22 Lying lips are an abomination to the Lord, but those who act faithfully are his delight.

Truthfulness is not just a good character trait; it is something that pleases God. When we choose to speak the truth, even when it is difficult, we reflect God’s character because He is a God of truth. On the other hand, lying separates us from His ways and can damage our relationships with both God and others.

Many people are tempted to tell lies to avoid consequences, protect themselves, or gain an advantage. However, every lie has the potential to create more problems than it solves. A lie may seem small at first, but it often leads to more lies to cover it up. God desires that His children walk in integrity and be known as trustworthy people. When we are honest, others can have confidence in our words, and our lives become a testimony of God’s work within us.

This verse also reminds us that God delights in those who deal truthfully. Imagine bringing joy to the heart of God simply by choosing honesty in your daily life. Whether speaking with family, friends, coworkers, or strangers, we should ask God to help us be truthful in both our words and actions. As we allow the Holy Spirit to guide us, we can become people of integrity who honor God and reflect His truth to the world around us.

Colossians 3:9 Do not lie to one another, seeing that you have put off the old self with its practices

When we gave our lives to Jesus, we were called to leave behind the sinful habits and behaviors that once controlled us. Honesty should be a mark of every Christian because we are no longer living according to our old nature but according to the new life God has given us.

Lying damages trust and creates division between people. Whether it is a large lie or a small one, dishonesty can hurt relationships and lead to confusion and conflict. God desires His people to walk in truth because truth builds trust and reflects His character. As followers of Christ, our words should be reliable and sincere. When people hear us speak, they should know that we are committed to honesty and integrity.

Sometimes people lie out of fear, pride, or a desire to avoid consequences, but God calls us to trust Him instead. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we can put away deceit and choose truth in every situation. As we continue to grow in Christ, our lives should reflect the new person He has made us to be, walking in honesty, righteousness, and love.

1 John 3:18 Little children, let us not love in word or talk but in deed and in truth

It is easy to tell people that we love them, but God wants our actions to match our words. Genuine love is demonstrated through kindness, compassion, patience, and a willingness to help others when they are in need.

Jesus is the perfect example of love in action. He did not simply tell people He loved them; He showed it through everything He did. He healed the sick, comforted the hurting, fed the hungry, and ultimately gave His life for our salvation. As followers of Christ, we are called to love others in the same way. Our love should be visible through our actions and not just through the things we say.

Loving in deed and in truth also means being sincere. Sometimes people can say loving words without truly meaning them, but God looks at the heart. He desires for our love to be genuine and honest. When we serve others, encourage them, or pray for them, we should do so out of a heart that truly cares for them. Love that comes from God is not selfish or seeking recognition; it is given freely and sincerely.

Are we showing love only with our words, or are we demonstrating it through our actions? Every day God gives us opportunities to love others through acts of kindness, forgiveness, generosity, and encouragement. When we love in deed and in truth, we reflect the heart of Christ and become a living testimony of His love to the world.

*** Today we talked about being honest in our Christian walk , it is important because honesty reflects the character of God. God is truth, and He desires His children to walk in truth in every area of their lives. When we are honest with others, we build trust and show that our faith is genuine. Honesty should not only be seen in our words but also in our actions, attitudes, and decisions. As believers, we should strive to be people whose words can be trusted because we represent Christ to the world.

Being honest also means being truthful with God about our struggles, weaknesses, and failures. God already knows everything about us, so there is no reason to hide anything from Him. When we come before Him with an honest heart, He is faithful to forgive us, strengthen us, and help us grow. Many times spiritual growth begins when we stop making excuses and honestly admit where we need God’s help. A humble and honest heart allows God to work deeply within us.

Honesty is not always easy, especially when telling the truth may be uncomfortable or difficult. However, God gives us the wisdom and grace to speak the truth in love. We do not have to be harsh or hurtful to be honest. Through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we can learn how to communicate truth with kindness and compassion. When we choose honesty over deception, we honor God, strengthen our testimony, and walk in the integrity that He desires for His people. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father we thank you for allowing us to see the truth we give you glory and honor . We ask that we hear your voice more and that we are honest in everything we do . Lord we are so thankful for what your doing in our life we ask you to be there for us and to help us walk in your light always in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Proverbs 16:28 A dishonest man spreads strife, and a whisperer separates close friends.

+ Luke 6:31 And as you wish that others would do to you, do so to them.

+ Proverbs 21:3 To do righteousness and justice is more acceptable to the Lord than sacrifice.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 13

Luke 13

Hebrews 13

Mark 10

Matthew 20

MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Job 38:36 Who has put wisdom in the inward parts or given understanding to the mind?

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ Titus 3:5 He saved us, not because of works done by us in righteousness, but according to his own mercy, by the washing of regeneration and renewal of the Holy Spirit,

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SUBJECT:Belonging to Him

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM HIS

I AM BRAVE

I AM FREE

I AM LOVED

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One thing we must understand is that we are not saved because of anything we have done. We could never earn salvation through our own works, efforts, or good deeds. We are saved because of God’s mercy and grace. He loved us so much that He gave His Son for us so that we could have eternal life. Salvation is a gift from God, not a reward that we deserve. Many people fail to realize how precious this gift truly is and how much it cost for it to be made available to us.

God desires for us to be part of His kingdom and to walk the narrow path that leads to life. However, we cannot walk that path if we are constantly choosing things that are contrary to His will. Too often, people take their salvation for granted and allow themselves to live carelessly, thinking they can do whatever they want. As believers, our goal should not be to see how close we can get to sin, but rather how closely we can follow Christ. Because salvation is such a precious gift, we should strive to honor God with our lives and make choices that reflect our love and gratitude toward Him.

When we surrender our lives to God, we are giving Him control of every area of our lives. We are choosing to follow His guidance and obey His Word. The more we listen to Him, the more we grow in our relationship with Him. However, sin can become a barrier that hinders our walk with God and makes it harder to hear His voice. That is why we must be careful and watchful in our daily lives. Even small compromises can lead us away from where God wants us to be. God desires for us to walk in His light, remain faithful to Him, and continually seek His direction so that we may grow stronger in our faith and become more like Christ each day.

Titus 3:5 He saved us, not because of works done by us in righteousness, but according to his own mercy, by the washing of regeneration and renewal of the Holy Spirit,

No matter how much good we do, we can never earn our way into God’s favor. Salvation is a gift that comes solely through God’s mercy. This truth should keep us humble and grateful because it reminds us that we are saved by what Christ has done for us, not by what we have done for Him. God’s grace reaches us even when we are undeserving, demonstrating the depth of His love and compassion.

This verse also speaks of the washing of regeneration and the renewing of the Holy Spirit.When we place our faith in Christ, God begins a transforming work within us. He cleanses us from sin and gives us a new heart and a new purpose. We are no longer the same people we once were. The Holy Spirit works in our lives daily, helping us grow in faith, overcome sin, and become more like Jesus. This renewal is evidence that God is actively working in us and shaping us according to His will.

Because our salvation comes through God’s mercy, we should respond with lives of obedience, gratitude, and worship. Instead of trying to earn God’s love, we should live in appreciation for the love He has already shown us. Titus encourages us to trust completely in God’s grace and to rely on the Holy Spirit’s power rather than our own strength. As we do, we can walk confidently in our relationship with God, knowing that He has saved us, renewed us, and continues to work in us each day.

2 Timothy 1:9 who saved us and called us to a holy calling, not because of our works but because of his own purpose and grace, which he gave us in Christ Jesus before the ages began,

God saved us because of His grace and His loving plan for our lives. Before we could ever do anything to deserve it, God had already made a way for us to be reconciled to Him through Jesus Christ. This truth should fill our hearts with gratitude and humility as we recognize the depth of His mercy.

This verse also reveals that God has called us to a holy calling. As believers, we are not only saved from sin but also called to live lives that honor Him. God has a purpose for each of us, and He desires for us to walk in obedience to His will. A holy calling means living differently from the world, pursuing righteousness, and allowing God to shape our character. Each day, we should seek to follow His guidance and fulfill the purpose He has placed upon our lives.

Sometimes we may feel unworthy, inadequate, or incapable of fulfilling what God has called us to do. However, our calling is not based on our strength but on His grace. The same God who saves us also equips us and empowers us to serve Him faithfully. When we rely on Him instead of ourselves, we can walk confidently in the purpose He has given us, knowing that His grace is sufficient for every challenge we face.

1 Corinthians 6:11 And such were some of you. But you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and by the Spirit of our God.

Paul tells the believers, And such were some of you.Those words remind us that our past does not define us. Before coming to Christ, many of us lived in ways that were contrary to God’s will. We all have a past marked by sin, mistakes, and failures. Yet through the grace of God, we are no longer identified by who we used to be, but by who we have become in Christ.

This verse goes on to say that we have been washed, sanctified, and justified in the name of the Lord Jesus and by the Spirit of our God. Being washed means that our sins have been cleansed through the blood of Jesus. Being sanctified means that God has set us apart for His purposes and is continually shaping us to become more like Christ. Being justified means that God has declared us righteous through faith in Jesus. These are not things we could accomplish on our own; they are gifts of God’s grace that demonstrate His love and mercy toward us.

Because God has transformed our lives, we should strive to live in a way that honors Him. We are no longer bound to the sins of our past, nor do we have to return to the old ways of living. Instead, we can walk in the freedom and newness of life that Christ has given us. When we remember what God has done for us, our hearts should be filled with gratitude and a desire to follow Him more closely. 1 Corinthians 6:11 reminds us that God’s grace not only forgives us but also changes us, making us new creations in Christ.

*** Today we talked about the freedom Christ has given us is one of the greatest gifts we could ever receive. Before coming to Him, we were bound by sin, guilt, and the consequences of our old way of living. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus broke the power of sin and made a way for us to be forgiven and restored to God. This freedom is not something we earned; it is a gift of grace. Because of Christ, we no longer have to live under the weight of condemnation, but we can walk in the joy and peace of knowing that we belong to Him.

The freedom we have in Christ is not a license to do whatever we want. Instead, it is the freedom to live the way God intended us to live. Sin once controlled our choices and led us away from God’s will, but now we have the power through the Holy Spirit to choose righteousness and obedience. Christ has freed us from the chains that once held us captive so that we can serve God with a willing heart. True freedom is found not in following our own desires but in following the One who created us and knows what is best for us.

As believers, we should treasure the freedom Christ has given us and never take it for granted. His sacrifice came at a great cost, and because of it we can enjoy a personal relationship with God. We are free to approach Him in prayer, free to worship Him, and free to live with the hope of eternal life. When we remember all that Christ has done for us, our response should be gratitude, obedience, and a desire to honor Him in everything we do. The freedom found in Jesus is a freedom that changes our lives both now and for eternity.

©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father thank you for everything lord we ask you to give us mercy and grace everyday. Thank you for helping us through the week . We give you glory and honor lord Jesus . Help us to be more like you and help us to walk in the light every day in Jesus Name Amen

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+ Ephesians 2:4 But God, being rich in mercy, because of the great love with which he loved us,

+ Romans 11:6 But if it is by grace, it is no longer on the basis of works; otherwise grace would no longer be grace.

+ Psalm 51:10 Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 12

1 Kings 12

2 Samuel 6

Jeremiah 13

Isaiah 23

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Job 38:36 Who has put wisdom in the inward parts or given understanding to the mind?

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ 1 John 1:7 But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus his Son cleanses us from all sin.

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SUBJECT: Being Aware While In the Light

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM IN THE LIGHT

I AM FILLED WITH JOY

I AM HEARING HIS VOICE

I AM FREE

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Jesus is the Light, and as believers, that is something we should always remember. When we walk in the light of God, our lives begin to look different. We speak differently, act differently, and make choices that honor Him because our desire is to remain close to Him. This verse teaches us that if we walk in the light as He is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus Christ cleanses us from all sin. What a wonderful promise that is. When we walk with God, we can have confidence that through Christ we have been forgiven and cleansed from our sins.

Walking in the light means living in obedience to God and allowing His presence to guide our lives. It means being honest before Him, turning away from sin, and seeking His will daily. When we walk in His light, we experience fellowship with Him and with other believers. His presence becomes precious to us, and we begin to understand the peace, joy, and direction that come from living according to His Word. This is the life God desires for His children—a life that reflects His goodness and brings glory to His name.

At times, walking in the light can be challenging because there are many distractions in the world that try to pull us away from God. Sin creates separation in our relationship with Him and can make it difficult to hear His voice clearly. However, God is always ready to forgive when we come to Him with a repentant heart. When we confess our sins and turn back to Him, He restores our fellowship with Him and helps us walk in His light once again. Light and darkness cannot exist together, so God calls us to leave the darkness behind and continue pursuing a life that is pleasing to Him. As we remain in His light, we grow stronger in our faith and closer to Him each day.

1 John 1:7 But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus his Son cleanses us from all sin.

The verse says that if we walk in the light as He is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus Christ cleanses us from all sin. Walking in the light means living in obedience to God and allowing His truth to guide our lives. It is a daily choice to follow Him, seek His will, and turn away from the darkness of sin. When we choose to walk in His light, we experience the joy of being close to Him and growing in our relationship with Him.

When we are living according to God’s Word, we are united with others who are doing the same. The body of Christ is strengthened when believers encourage, support, and pray for one another. God never intended for us to walk this journey alone. As we walk in His light together, we grow in love, unity, and spiritual maturity, helping each other remain faithful to the Lord.

Perhaps the greatest promise in this verse is that the blood of Jesus Christ cleanses us from all sin. No matter our past mistakes, failures, or shortcomings, Christ’s sacrifice is sufficient to wash us clean. This does not give us permission to continue in sin, but it gives us confidence that when we repent and turn to Him, He is faithful to forgive us. Through His grace, we can live with a clean conscience and a renewed heart. As we continue walking in the light, we can rest in the assurance that God’s forgiveness and mercy are available to all who trust in Him.

Ephesians 5:8 for at one time you were darkness, but now you are light in the Lord. Walk as children of light

At one time we were living in darkness, but through Christ we have been brought into the light. Because of that, we should walk as children of the light and not continue to live as we once did. We cannot live with one foot in the light and one foot in the darkness. God calls us to make a choice and fully commit ourselves to Him. Many people become lukewarm because they continue to hold on to the things of darkness while trying to follow God at the same time. However, God desires for us to walk wholeheartedly in His light.

The darkness has nothing lasting to offer us. It is filled with the desires of the flesh and the temporary things of this world. While those things may seem appealing for a moment, they can never provide the peace, joy, and fulfillment that come from a relationship with God. As believers, we are called to leave behind the works of darkness and pursue the things that honor the Lord. The more we seek Him, the more we begin to understand that His ways are far better than anything the world can offer.

As we surrender more of our lives to God, we discover that there is safety, guidance, and freedom in His light. The closer we walk with Him, the more clearly we can see His direction for our lives. His light exposes what is harmful and leads us toward what is good and righteous. Rather than longing for the darkness, we should desire to remain in God’s presence, growing in our faith and becoming more like Christ each day. When we walk in His light, we experience the blessings of living according to His will and enjoying fellowship with Him.

1 John 2:9-10 Whoever says he is in the light and hates his brother is still in darkness. Whoever loves his brother abides in the light, and in him there is no cause for stumbling.

Another important truth we must remember is that when we hate someone, we are not walking in the light but in the darkness. Scripture teaches that whoever loves their brother abides in the light, and in them there is no cause for stumbling. Love is evidence that God is working in our hearts. When we choose to love others, even when it is difficult, we demonstrate the character of Christ and remain in fellowship with Him. Hatred, bitterness, and unforgiveness only pull us away from the life God desires for us.

Many times we stumble because we are trying to walk in darkness rather than in the light of God. Darkness clouds our judgment and prevents us from seeing clearly. However, when we walk in God’s light, He reveals areas of our lives that need to change. He gives us wisdom, conviction, and understanding so that we can grow spiritually. The closer we walk with Him, the more He opens our eyes to His truth and helps us recognize what is pleasing to Him and what is not.

We should ask ourselves: Are we walking in the light, or are we walking in darkness? The more we walk with the Lord, the more aware we become of His presence and His guidance. But the more we choose darkness, the less sensitive we become to His voice. When we continually ignore His direction, our relationship with Him can grow distant. God desires for us to stay close to Him, walk in His light, and live in love toward others. As we do, our fellowship with Him grows stronger, and we become more like Christ each day.

*** Today we talked about the things of the light. Many people do not want to walk in the light because they do not want to become aware of their sins. However, the closer we walk in God’s light, the more He reveals areas of our lives that need to change. Jesus lovingly brings these things to our attention, showing us what we should be doing and what we should avoid. While conviction may sometimes be uncomfortable, it is one of the ways God helps us grow spiritually and become more like Him. He does not reveal our sins to condemn us but to lead us toward repentance and transformation.

Many of us do not fully understand that as we walk in the light, God’s desire is for us to know Him more and more each day. Through reading His Word, praying, and meditating on His truth, we develop a deeper relationship with Him. The more time we spend in His presence, the more we learn about His character, His will, and His purpose for our lives. As we grow closer to Him, our hearts begin to change, and we develop a greater desire to live in a way that pleases Him.

We must be careful not to allow darkness to take hold of our lives and pull us away from God. The more we entertain sinful habits and worldly desires, the easier it becomes to drift away from His presence. Darkness always seeks to separate us from the Lord, while His light draws us closer to Him. Therefore, let us choose each day to walk in His light, remain faithful to His Word, and pursue a deeper relationship with Him. As we do, we will experience the joy, peace, and guidance that come from living in fellowship with God.

©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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Heavenly Father thank you for this day, and for life and strength & thank you for saving our soul . Lord we ask you to continue to give us strength through out our day. Lord restore what’s been broken and what’s been lost in our life . Give us more mercy and grace and knowledge to understand what was written here in this devotional in Jesus Name Amen

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+ 1 John 1:5 This is the message we have heard from him and proclaim to you, that God is light, and in him is no darkness at all.

+ 1 Corinthians 6:11 And such were some of you. But you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and by the Spirit of our God.

+ Psalm 97:11 Light is sown for the righteous, and joy for the upright in heart.

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 12

1 Corinthians 7

Malachi 3

Mark 9

John 14

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MEMORY VERSE OF THE WEEK

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+ Job 38:36 Who has put wisdom in the inward parts or given understanding to the mind?

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VERSE OF THE DAY

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+ John 13:34-35 A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another. By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.”

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SUBJECT:Becoming His Disciples

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** SAY THIS BEFORE YOU READ; HERE’S SOME CHRISTIAN TRUTHS **

I AM A DISCIPLE

I AM NOT ALONE

I AM NOT AFRAID

I AM FREE

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READ TIME: 8 Minutes

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THOUGHTS:

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Being a disciple of Christ is something every believer should strive for. If we are living a Christian life and pursuing holiness, then our desire should be to follow Jesus closely and represent Him well. Scripture gives us many examples of how to live and walk with God, and one of the clearest is found in Jesus’ command to love one another. He tells us that people will know we are His disciples by the love we have for one another. When we genuinely care for others, show kindness, extend grace, and serve those around us, we reflect the heart of Christ and demonstrate that we belong to Him.

The love of God should be evident in the way we treat people every day. This kindness is not meant only for our family, friends, or those we know well. God calls us to be kind to everyone we encounter the cashier at the store, the person at the gas station, a stranger passing by, or someone who may not treat us kindly in return. When we walk in love, patience, and compassion, we show the world what it means to live a Christian life. Many people claim to know God, but our actions and attitudes reveal whether we are truly following His example.

Walking as a disciple means being surrendered to God’s will and allowing Him to guide our lives. We must remember that God sees everything we do and knows the condition of our hearts. When we choose our own way instead of His, we drift away from the life He has called us to live. A true disciple remains humble, teachable, and willing to follow wherever God leads. We must be open to His presence, obedient to His voice, and willing to let Him shape our character. As we do this, our lives become a testimony of His love, and others will see Christ through us.

John 13:34-35 A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another. By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.”

Christ has given us a new commandment: to love one another. At times, this command can be difficult to follow because we encounter people who do not treat us the way we treat them. However, we must remember that God holds us to a higher standard. He expects us to love others regardless of how they behave or what they may be going through. Our love should not be based on how people treat us but on how Christ has loved us.

Just the other day, I was kind to a woman who responded harshly and rudely toward me. Even though her attitude was unpleasant, I chose to continue being kind to her. Many of us find ourselves in situations like that and wonder why we should continue showing kindness when it is not being returned. The answer is simple we are representatives of Christ. As followers of Jesus, we are called to live differently from the world. Our actions should reflect His character, even when others fail to show us the same grace.

While loving difficult people may not always be easy, God knows exactly what He expects from us. Sometimes we may feel that His standards are too high, but in reality, He is calling us to live the way He designed us to live every day. Love, kindness, patience, and forgiveness are not optional qualities for believers—they are evidence of a heart that is being transformed by Christ. When we choose to love others despite their faults, we honor God and demonstrate the love that He has shown to us.

Luke 9:23 And he said to all, “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me.

Jesus tells us that if we want to follow Him, we must deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him. That may sound difficult because denying ourselves means putting aside our own desires, plans, and feelings in order to obey God’s will. However, the more we deny ourselves and surrender to Him, the closer we grow to God. His desire is for us to develop a deeper relationship with Him each and every day.

Many of us are not naturally accustomed to following Christ’s ways, so we sometimes struggle to understand what God is asking of us. Yet His call is clear: He wants us to deny ourselves and follow Him wholeheartedly. Following Christ means trusting His direction even when it conflicts with what we want. It means choosing His wisdom over our own understanding and His will over our personal preferences. As we learn to surrender more of ourselves to Him, we become stronger in our faith and more committed to His purpose for our lives.

Have you denied yourself and chosen to follow God? Have you let go of what you want in order to embrace what He wants for you? These are important questions every believer should ask. Time and time again, people wonder how they can become better disciples of Christ. One of the key answers is found in Scripture: love one another, deny yourself, take up your cross, and follow Him. When we live this way, we grow in our walk with God and become the disciples He has called us to be.

***Today we talked about how to become a better disciple of Christ. One of the ways we do that is by loving one another. God expects us to love others just as we love ourselves, and this was one of the final commands Jesus gave to His followers. When we are walking in God’s will and following His example, loving others becomes a natural part of our Christian walk. At times, it may seem difficult because people can make it challenging, but we must not allow their actions or attitudes to determine how we respond. Instead, we should continue to love them regardless of what they do or how they feel.

We also discussed how many of us desire a deeper relationship with God, yet we struggle to deny ourselves. We often hold on to our own desires, plans, and preferences rather than surrendering them to Him. However, true discipleship requires us to put aside our own will and embrace God’s will for our lives. The closer we follow Him, the more we learn to trust His direction and obey His voice.

If we truly want to grow as disciples, we must be willing to love others and deny ourselves daily. Following Christ is not about doing what feels right to us; it is about doing what pleases Him. When we choose His will over our own and love people the way He has commanded us to, we grow stronger in our faith and closer to the Lord. This is the path of a true disciple—walking in love, surrender, and obedience to God every day. ©Seer~ Prophetess Lee

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PRAYER

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Heavenly Father thank we praise your holy name today. We give you glory and praise . We thank you for the good and bad times . Lord we are so grateful for everything. Lord we are so in love with you and we thank you for what your doing in our lives we ask you for more mercy and grace in Jesus Name Amen

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REFERENCES

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+ 1 John 3:23 And this is his commandment, that we believe in the name of his Son Jesus Christ and love one another, just as he has commanded us.

+ Galatians 6:2 Bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.

+ James 2:8 If you really fulfill the royal law according to the Scripture, “You shall love your neighbor as yourself,” you are doing well

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FURTHER READINGS

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Proverbs 10

Job 38

Psalm 137

Ecclesiastes 12

Ezra 4

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