His Word for Today

This morning’s verse continues to talk about the consequences of disobedience. It is important to assess what our motive is in obeying the Lord. Are we obeying so that we can get something? The world, and sometimes even the Church, may lead us to place more value on promotion, increase, growth, influence, honor, etc., and may consider them as evidence of our hard, faithful labor, even obedience to the Lord. Although He promises that our obedience to the Lord leads us to recei

This morning’s verse continues to talk about the consequences of disobedience. It says that we will be defeated as a result of our disobedience. What areas are we experiencing defeat continuously? There may be a blind spot that we haven’t dealt with that is leading us to defeat regularly. Are we seeking God so that we can achieve honor and influence? He promises that He would make us the head (See Deuteronomy 28:13) and blesses all that we do through our obedience (See Deut

This morning’s verse continues to talk about the consequences of disobedience. Even if we did not receive tangible blessings, would we still obey the commandments of the Lord? Even if we did not receive promotion, financial increase, etc., we could surely experience the fruit of the Spirit, such as peace (See Galatians 5:22-23) through character transformation. (See 2 Corinthians 3:18) Wouldn’t it be wise to focus on areas of growth that have eternal value? (See 2 Corinthians

Today's section of the bible talks about our trust in the Lord even when it may not make much sense. And even if we trust Him and follow...

Today's verse talks about the fruitfulness of the Lord. What is fruitfulness to us? In the promised land, there was such a large fruit of...

Today's verse talks about Moses being secure about his identity in the Lord. For Joshua, who was an attendant from his youth, who would...