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Susan September 11, 2020

The Fruit of Division

401) We will never forget the horror of the attack America had on this date in 2001. In its wake, we pulled together, fought for and supported each other. Today, our division is immense.  Jesus warns of the fruit of division. Refusing to be part of the problem is a step away from imminent destruction.
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Susan September 10, 2020

Need Strength?

400) Body building strengthens but events in life can destroy that quickly. In these times, we need God’s strength to get us through. This doesn’t mean the situation ends, it means we choose to depend on God for strength, whether we fight or need Him to fight for us. 1 Samuel 30:6
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Susan September 9, 2020

The Judge

399) For some, the word, “judge” is terrifying. Many spend their days feeling judged by others or themselves. Psalm 7:11 says God is a righteous judge. He weighs all our thoughts and actions. This is terrifying but the good news is, if we have accepted Jesus’ gift of dying in our place, we are pardoned.
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Susan September 8, 2020

Deliverance

398)  Psalm 50:15 promises us deliverance from our troubles. This deliverance can be in the dissolving of the situation but often it comes as a result of faith. By faith we trust that God is in control, no matter what happens, therefore that is where we find deliverance.
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Susan September 7, 2020

Mess with Them, You Mess with Me

397) It’s not unusual for families (even dysfunctional ones) to adopt the unspoken loyalty clause, you mess with them, you mess with me. Proverbs 14:31 reminds us that God maintains this clause. This is a comfort, and at the same time, a warning. We are protected by God and He protects others – perhaps even
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Susan September 6, 2020

Watch Tower

396) In ancient times, many cities were walled, some even double walled and towers were built to keep watch for the enemy. God is referred to as our Tower. He is constantly watching over us, protectively. We can trust that only what is for our good will be allowed to penetrate these walls.  Proverbs 18:10
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Susan September 5, 2020

Compassion, not Condemnation

395)  It’s easy to assume that God sees us as we do. We can fluctuate between self-elevation or condemnation. God, because of grace, views us with compassion. He knows our difficulties and is always eager to help and comfort. Mark 6:34
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Susan September 4, 2020

Who’s Afraid?

394)  1 John 4:18 tells us that fear is rooted in anticipated punishment. We somehow believe that the situation is a direct result of something one has done wrong. The good news is with God’s forgiveness, there is no need to fear; the punishment is paid.
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Susan September 3, 2020

The Look of Disappointment

393)  We are familiar with Peter’s denial of knowing Jesus but Luke 22:61 tells us that after Peter’s 3rd statement, Jesus turns and looks at him, perhaps hurt and disappointed. If I kept this in mind when I’m thinking of doing something wrong, I might not be so quick to do it.
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Susan September 2, 2020

My Way

392) The fact that we have feelings is a gift from God. Love, joy, peace, contentment & happiness are wonderful. But what if our feelings deceive us, making something that’s forbidden good or something good, undesirable? We must not but as much weight on how we feel but instead, ask, “not my will but Yours.”
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