This morning’s verses speak of our fear of the Lord. Do we fear the Lord? We can know if we fear the Lord by the fruit that we bear. Proverbs 9:10 teaches that it leads to His wisdom. Do we release His wisdom through our daily living? Are there any problems or challenges that remain unresolved? It may be the fear of the Lord that is lacking. Today, above all, let us choose to fear the Lord. This is what may be needed for the next breakthrough. May the Lord continue to bless

This morning’s verses talk about our reverent fear of the Lord. What is the motive of our obedience to the Lord? So that we can be blessed? Or so that we can honor and respect the Lord? We all want to be blessed, and he promises that our obedience will enable us to experience His blessings. (See Deuteronomy 28:2) But how about our honor, fear towards the Lord? Today, let us choose to honor the Lord. If we choose to honor the Lord, how would we obey the Scriptures in the Bibl

This morning’s verses talk about our fear and honor with reverence towards the Lord. The Lord’s will is to bless us, multiply and prosper, possessing what He plans for us. But how is our heart towards the Lord? Because there is so much temptation to compromise in this world today, the key is to be intentional about serving, honoring, and fearing the Lord. (See Colossians 3:23) He is commanding us to consider our trials joy, and our faith in the Lord will be tested, but this

This morning’s devotional speaks to reverent fear towards the Lord. One of the ways to reveal our reverent fear towards the Lord is our humility that He is the almighty God that we need Him throughout our lives on this earth. False understanding that we are mature as a believer not needing Him can keep us from being God reliant. We may be tempted to falsely encourage ourselves that we are mature in a sense that we don’t need Him now. We may be choosing this attitude without k