His Word for Today

This morning’s verse continues to talk about the consequences of disobedience. Again, as we can see from Deuteronomy 27:15-26 leading up to Deuteronomy 28, He is concerned about our heart, character, when it comes to obedience. Therefore, our growth and prosperity in our walk with the Lord should be more about what we cannot see (See 2 Corinthians 4:18), which is our character becoming more like Christ (See 2 Corinthians 3:18), which has eternal value. We can experience mor

This morning’s verses talk about our identity as His people. Because we are God’s people, we obey His Word. What have we chosen not to obey to go against the ungodly habits? God is interested in seeing us grow and prosper. (See Psalm 35:27) It is important that we go against the current to get to the next level. There must be discomfort when we make this choice. (See James 1:2-4) Today, let us choose to go against the ungodly habits to be prepared for the next season in life

This morning’s verse talks about obedience, protection, and divine health. Where is our focus? Are we focused on fulfilling what the Lord has commanded us to do today? We may be doing them, but how about our souls so that we can experience the greater fruit of His Spirit released through us. (See Romans 12:1-2) 1 Corinthians 12 teaches us about our roles in the Church. What are the Spiritual gifts He has released to us individually? The Bible teaches us to focus on one thing,

This morning’s verse talks about sin in our lives. How can we live a sinless life? The good news is that we are God’s righteousness through faith in His finished work at the cross 2,000 years ago. (See 2 Corinthians 5:21) But does this mean that we live a flawless life? We are perfected in the spirit realm, but our souls need to go through a renewal so that our bodies behave in a way that pleases Him. (See Romans 12:1-2) Yes, life is indeed about how far we can go in our grow