When Your Faith In God Shapes Your Family LifeGreetings Reader Psalm 128 paints a beautiful picture of what happens when a family's life is shaped by faith in God. The psalmist doesn't promise a life free from difficulties, but he does reveal the blessings that flow from walking faithfully with the Lord. Notice how the six verses unfold: • Homes gain direction. (v. 1) Whether you are raising young children, enjoying grandchildren, or simply desiring to leave a godly legacy, Psalm 128 offers timeless encouragement for every believer. I pray this devotion strengthens your faith and encourages your family. God Bless, Robin
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Cry Out To The Lord For Mercy And Protection Greetings Reader Psalm 140 reminds us that when opposition comes, our first response should not be fear, bitterness, or revenge. It should be prayer. David faced enemies who attacked with lies, manipulation, and violence. Instead of taking matters into his own hands, he cried out to the Lord for mercy and protection. He trusted God to defend him and to bring justice in His perfect time. We face many of the same battles today. Sometimes the attacks...
Who Can Be Saved? Greetings Reader Jesus made a startling statement to His disciples. After speaking about the difficulty of a rich person entering the Kingdom of God, they responded with an honest question: "Then who in the world can be saved?" The answer may surprise us. Jesus did not say salvation was difficult. He said it was impossible—at least from a human perspective. The good news of the gospel is that God specializes in impossibilities. What we could never accomplish through our...
An Altar Made of Earth Greetings Reader God instructed Israel to build His altar from ordinary earth and uncut stones. At first glance, those instructions seem rather strange. Why not gold, silver, or beautifully crafted stones? Yet God was making an important point. The altar was not about man's workmanship—it was about His. The same principle applies to us today. We often spend our lives comparing ourselves to others or trying to become someone we were never designed to be. But Scripture...