The Joy Of Walking In The Light Of The LordGreetings Reader Psalm 89 serves as a wonderful declaration of praise. Consider these three verses. They set the tone for the Psalm and shine a light on the unfailing love and faithfulness of the Lord. “I will sing of the Lord’s unfailing love forever! Young and old will hear of your faithfulness.” Psalm 89:1 What a wonderful God we serve! His love never fails, His faithfulness endures, and His light gives direction to our lives. Later in this Psalm, we read: “Happy are those who hear the joyful call to worship, for they will walk in the light of your presence, Lord.” Psalm 89:15 That's what today's devotion is about—the joy of walking in the light of the Lord. And as Christians, we have an even greater understanding of that light because Jesus came to bring us out of darkness and into His light. Enjoy today's devotion as we consider what it means to walk each day in the light of the Lord. God Bless,
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How Wonderful When We Live Together In Harmony Greetings Reader How would you describe a church or family that lives in harmony? I ran across an illustration that gives a great picture of what harmony looks like, and I included it in today's devotion. Think about a choir. Sopranos sing the high notes. Basses anchor the choir with the low notes. Tenors and altos fill in the middle with their own unique parts. They aren't all singing the same notes, but they are all singing the same song....
When You Really Want to See Jesus Greetings Reader Zacchaeus had a problem. He wanted to see Jesus, but he was too short to see over the crowd. So this wealthy chief tax collector did something rather undignified. He ran ahead and climbed a tree. “He tried to get a look at Jesus, but he was too short to see over the crowd. So he ran ahead and climbed a sycamore-fig tree beside the road, for Jesus was going to pass that way.” Luke 19:3–4 Zacchaeus was willing to overcome an obstacle just to...
Are You Fulfilling God’s Purpose for Your Life? Greetings Reader For several years, Cindy and I traveled from church to church as children’s evangelists. We carried puppets, visual stories, music equipment, and just about everything else we needed for our Kid’s Crusades. And it all had to fit into one van! I had packing that van down to a science. Everything had a particular container, and every container had a particular place. If things weren't loaded in the right order, they simply...