O Morning Star,
splendour of light eternal and sun of righteousness:
Come and enlighten those who dwell in darkness
and the shadow of death.
I have vivid memories of my father asking me, “Ellie, is that a wise decision?” When I was young that question was in regards to running too fast on the playground or perhaps wanting to spend my allowance on yet another Barbie doll (that I definitely didn’t need). As I got older, the question was in regards to asking to attend parties I had no business going to, taking out loans with high interest rates, or choosing to get a puppy right before I moved to New York. Decisions in the Taylor household were rarely simply right or wrong—the concept of wisdom was always at play as well.
As a child, and even a teenager, I’m not sure I fully understood the concept of wisdom. I knew it was something deeper than just good or bad, right or wrong, but I didn’t comprehend the full weight of it. I knew it was related to my faith in God and how He calls me to live my life as a Christian, but I didn’t understand how delicately wisdom is interwoven into every aspect of the Christian life.
One thing Scripture helps us understand is that wisdom is so much more than just an aspect of our relationship with God or a box to check off when making decisions. Wisdom is not just a character trait or something we grow into when we make lots of good decisions in a row. Scripture shows us that wisdom is important for us as Christians because Jesus Himself is the perfect embodiment of wisdom. As we grow to be more like Jesus, we grow in wisdom.
Just as Jesus is the morning star who comes to light up the darkest of nights, wisdom is the key to lighting up the path before us. Often when faced with a difficult decision, we are tempted to ask God for a flood light to show us every right step for the next ten years. We want to make sure that we’re making the right decision that will set us up for success long after this decision-making moment has passed. But being in relationship with Jesus helps us learn how to walk in wisdom each day—our morning star provides just enough light to show us the wisest next step for our feet to take. And once we take that step, the light of wisdom will illuminate the next step. This pattern can continue for the rest of our lives—if we trust Christ to give us wisdom when we ask for it.
Paul writes to the church in Corinth that Jesus is the “power of God and the wisdom of God” (1Corinthians 1:24). Being both fully God and fully man, the fullness of God’s wisdom was present in Jesus as He lived on earth. And now, we have the wisdom of Jesus written down for us to help us grow in wisdom ourselves. We have the same parables He taught to challenge His followers challenging us today. We have the stories of miracles and healings to remind us of His power and glory. We can grow in wisdom because Jesus shows us how to do so, right here in the pages of Scripture. He is our morning star, pointing us towards the Father, showing us the way back home.
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Thank you for giving us wisdom through the words of this devotional. Ellen Taylor’s words spoke deeply to me today. “As we grow to be more like Jesus, we grow in wisdom.”
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Trying so hard just to sit i. his blessings
All I feel is in checking off a box to make others happy
Jesus is our morning star, pointing us towards the Father, showing us the way back home.
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God thank You for being the Light of wisdom that I need everyday to keep fear at bay, to give me encouragement in taking the next step of faith, to sharing You with others around me. Thank You Morning Star.
Amen! A great devotional to go with our scripture reading!
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I press into You today, Jesus. I lean into YOU. Thank you for wisdom. Thank you for being our bright morning star leading us to You.
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Father grant me the wisdom for the path you have me on and the skills it requires. I know you will equip those you have called. May I also display wisdom in handling my finances. We both know I am horrible at managing them. I give them all to you God, I will leave it to you to guide me in the decisions I make financially.
@RHONDA J – thank you so much for your sweet words! I too am so grateful to still have my dad here. What a blessing that is and I couldn’t have gotten through such a dark time without you ladies and your prayers!! @MICHELLE PATIRE – thank you Sonic for your kind words! This holiday has been crazy but I’m trying to slowwww down these next couple of days. Praying for you all today.
I find such comfort knowing I can find wisdom in the Lord. He always is rooting for us to be our best and do our best. I lately have been hard myself about how much the holidays/ life have taken over my goals and I get hard on myself. It’s comforting knowing that the lord will guide us if we sllow hum.
I pray for wisdom today, Heavenly Father.❤️
“He’s The lily of the valley,
He’s The bright and morning star…”
Love that old hymn that just came to mind after today’s story and scripture reading. I am so grateful for His wisdom that brings me closed in my relationship with Him. I hope all you SHES are having a blessed day (what we call ourselves for any of you ladies who are new to She Reads Truth).
I pray that God will gives you peace and rest over the next couple of weeks as we turn over new leaves. We are forever changed by reading God’s word and that is a blessing! Love and Hugs to all of you this evening ❤️
“For the Jews require a sign, and the Greeks seek after wisdom. But we preach Christ crucified, unto the Jews a stumbling block, and unto the Greeks foolishness” (1 Corinthians 1:22-23). When is the last time we need a clear sign to believe? When is the last time wisdom was given and you dismissed it as foolishness, and trusted in your own limited understanding and chose your own way? The Greeks here (the advanced Greek with such sophisticated philosophers and culture) dismissed the gospel as foolishness. How about the rest of us? Lord have mercy on the foolishness of us. Preaching Christ crucified is “foolishness” to this world. It’s a sad but truest truth. And how my heart grieved each time I brought this glorious and tender truth of Christ sacrifice, and was laughed at, “why didn’t he choose an easier way if he is God?”, they rejected it as foolishness. My heart feels like it was stabbed. It hurts me deeply when someone rejects this truth. BUT GOD. His sacrifice still remains. It was not foolish that He took those whips that torn his own flesh so that we could be healed. If we believe! Who would? It was His wisdom, His best gift, to those who fear, to those who seek salvation with trembling and reverence. Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling. It is God’s wisdom in its finest. The Lord’s mercies are never foolish. The Lord’s crucifixion in his most frail state is the best gift that human kind can ever deserve or dream of.
We thank you Lord that our eyes can see. In such humbleness you paid the cost in full, not in an easy way, but the hardest of the hardest you did not spare yourself, that we can be free from such torment, simply through faith. May You give us grace to grow each day in wisdom, in reverence and awe for Your Glory. Amen.
I am asking for prayers for my friend Lisa and her husband, they just went to San Francisco area to work as city missionaries, and was faced with so many hostile situations (Covid hit and no health insurance yet, borrowed car breakdown on highway on a rainy day and people screamed at them as they drove around the car, and adjusting to high cost of living), would appreciate your prayers that they can overcome and stay the course.
@MICHELLE PATIRE: sweet friend thank you for your prayers for me and for so many of us. Hugs.
@RHONDA J: prayers for Nicole and that she will join the church, and the upcoming class you will lead. So proud of you more than you know.
@GWINETH52: how I missed you and your lovely sense of humor and writing. Prayers for strength and more strength of the all-worthy tasks you are doing. May the supernatural kick in, as to your “when, where, how?”. You never know, the Lord might surprise you, you just never know. Our God is very good.
@SHARON JERSEY GIRL: healing for your knee, and strength & ease for walking.
@GRAMSIESUE, LYNN FROM ALALBAMA, GAILE, TERESA DONLEY, DONNA WOLCOT & husband: prayers for good health, and recovery.
@LAUREN GW: thinking of your family, hoping your husband recovers well from PTSD and you will have a wonderful lovely Xmas.
@SEACHING: hugs and thank you so much!
@DEANNA RASCH: your husband’s surgery and recover, may all go well.
@KELLY (NEO): really touched when I went back and saw your prayer journal tips of how you prayed for us. Thank you for your love!
Be blessed dear sisters.
Mercy these verses stuck out to me as well! Praying for your friend and her husband
I love the imagery of Jesus being the bright morning star and lighting up the path for us. He gives us wisdom so we know the right path to take. I pray I would follow after his wisdom.
As a child, I always loved that one of Jesus’ names was the Morning Star, or the Bright and Morning Star. I never really knew why I liked it so much.  I think we might have sung a song about it in the children’s ministry. In 2 Peter 1:19 I find that Jesus is a light in a dark place, and my soul was certainly a dark place until Jesus became a lamp to my soul, and when the day dawns, when I see Jesus for who he is, the Morning Star rises in my heart, I love this
Just a ps – my husband has tested positive today too – prayers for patience LOL
Praying for each you as I read along, tonight when I look up at the sky, I will think about our “Morning Light”. May peace fill your day sisters.
Dear Gayle, I pray you feel His leading as you navigate treatment. May His peace pour over you! Sending hugs.
Thank you Lord for lighting my path! Amen! ❤️❤️
Thank you Kelly NEO for recommending reading the He Reads Truth devotion today. It was so sweet and I love my quiet time on my patio where in Arizona where it is sunny most of the year and I am so grateful for the precious time to read God’s word in my tiny back yard and watch the hummingbirds and look at the beautiful sky and just be grateful. I too want to see God all over creation like the dawn of a new day. (it’s supposed to rainy the next few days so it’s not sunny all the time, but I’m enjoying the nice weather today). The last few days I’ve been focusing on a worry and something I do and beat myself up over that has been causing me anxiety, I finally had a breakthru yesterday and remembered and believed that each day is a precious gift and I want to live every day for Jesus. I know God doesn’t want me to worry and I know the scriptures, but it’s so hard to get away from unhealthy thoughts that sometimes get stuck that in my head. Rhonda J, thank you for sharing your experiences in the jail ministry, I signed up for something at my church that I am not entirely comfortable with and I pray it will all go smoothly and have meaningful results. I pray for peace and joy for all of you and your loved ones and all the hard things you are struggling with.
Today’s reading reminds me of a revelation we heard in the Judges study- “Jesus shines brighter in the darkness”. Lifting up every prayers for you ladies -specifically that the Lord gives us eyes to see, ears to hear and a heart of understanding! Happy Thursday She’s! ❤️
@ Michele Patire, Thank you ❤️ You’re so sweet! I’m so excited! I was driving to work, and thanking God, my Jehovah Jireh for providing. As I walked out, I told my son we don’t have to worry about the next two weeks God already provided for us.
ELLEN L. TAYLOR – Thank you for sharing your wisdom on wisdom! “Wisdom is not just a character trait or something we grow into when we make lots of good decisions in a row. Scripture shows us that wisdom is important for us as Christians because Jesus Himself is the perfect embodiment of wisdom. As we grow to be more like Jesus, we grow in wisdom.” ❤❤❤
TINA, adding my amen to your prayer.
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KELLY NEO – thanks for the note about He Reads Truth! So good. ❤
TERESA DONLEY- Praise God for the improvement you are seeing. Continued prayers, sweet sister! ❤
GWINETH52- great to see you! I need a nap after reading about your activities! ❤
@Teresa- Thank you sister for sharing with us this emotional and scary time of your life with us. You are in our prayers, and thank God for you getting in there early to get some medicine that can be helpful.
@Kimberly- Hoping you and your family have a wonderful Christmas. I always think back to when you almost lost your father. Thank God for the miracle he is here with your family.
@Mercy- prayers for all.
@Sharon- thanks for sharing your wisdom everyday with us! And @Michelle for your thoughtful prayers for us She’s.
For all that I can recall the names, but you are in my prayers. Hold fast. Trust. Obey. Believe. But God…He is your strength.
Ceegee % Searching, Kelly- heart and hugs, love ya’ll! And Claire and others that just leave a heart! And our new She’s! I really miss Dorthy and JLJ. And…and…
GM She’s! Oh to be a woman of wisdom! I think of my mother that was definitely full of wisdom. And I know it came from her walk with God and reading her bible daily. I do feel like God is giving me wisdom, showing me what He wants my life to be, revealed by the fruits of the Spirit. We can be nice people, but I want the light of Jesus shining through me. That is my prayer. When I prayed for a lady in jail yesterday, I prayed Lord let me say the right things because she was still wrestling with the whole “faith” thing. She had grown up going to church but had long since forgotten and doing life her own way. I could relate so I simply tried to tell her to trust and the rest will come. Lay down our struggles, failures, shame and give ourselves to Him. It was a good day with them as we discussed the shepherds part in the birth of Jesus. They were the bottom, looked down on as the lowly, not worthy. (That’s how our ladies in jail feel, and us as well at times) But God chose to use THEM! To see baby Jesus and to tell! Isn’t that amazing how we feel so unqualified, but if we step into the Holy Spirit’s prompting, we CAN be that vessel to shine the light of Jesus!
When we were laving the jail, right there in the lobby we ran into a girl that was in our class a week or two ago, she had just been released. We were able to talk with her, pray with her and gave her our numbers in hopes she will join us at church (she lives near it!!). She also asked about getting in a group, and don’t you know it I was able to share that I have one that will start in a week or so!! If you my sisters could pray for Nicole, that she will feel the nudging to come to church this Sunday! To trust in God to lead her and turn her ashes into beauty! I do not know her story, but with it being her first and only time in jail, she was definitely out of place and scared. I pray I can get to know her and help her in her journey to look to Jesus and grow a relationship with Him!
I remember a time when I was alone on Christmas day, and that was a standout Christmas because I had always been with family to celebrate. It was 6 months or so after my new husband of a year and half, in our new house, with our new son decided he wanted out of the marriage, so he picked up and did so. My whole world crumbled. Quickly, suddenly with little warning. And there I was on that first Christmas alone because my 1.5 year old was with him. I was beyond sad, I was devastated. I friend did ask me to come over for she was alone as well and we could have some cold cut sandwiches. What a non-Christmas that was. But you know, until you have those you really don’t rely heavily on God to hold you. Now I want God to hold me daily, for He rescued me at that point in my life and restored me. If it wasn’t for dying to ourselves we can’t possibly see the dire need. So as you go through the fires, or face the giants, or sinking in the sea…rely on the God of the universe. He’s got you.
RHONDA – I’m praying that Nicole will attend church this Sunday and celebrate the birth of our Savior with your church family. I pray she will seek God’s leading as she re-enters life. I pray she will join your upcoming group, and that God will bless you as you serve Him in so many ways. I pray for relief from your pain, and wish you a wonderful and peaceful Christmas Day.
Beautiful commentary- thank you for your profound insight on wisdom. This will greatly enhance my prayer time this morning ❤️
Wisdom. Oh, how I want it. Oh, how I wished I had had it when I was younger. Some of the decisions I made that I am still paying the consequences for…. if only I could go back. I am SO THANKFUL that God gives us wisdom when we ask for it, so that as we grow we obtain more wisdom so that our lives just get better with each year. I have seen the blessings of walking in His wisdom as I’ve used more of it, and it sure is nice!!! I don’t do much any more without asking God to guide me and show me what He would want. I have so much more peace and contentment than ever before because of walking in His wisdom.
So, if you are still young, crave God’s wisdom, ask Him for it…. it will save you a lot of heartache.
I’m so thankful for the Morning Star, Jesus, shining light on our path. He gives us wisdom daily to direct our path. The choice is ours to follow Jesus in faith or go our own path.
Hello Shes!
I greet you on the arrival of the Winter Solstice as we anticipate O Morning Star.
I’ve been all “all over the place” literally & figuratively since we’ve last “talked”. Spending six weeks in North Carolina helping care of my 80 year old sister in law showing early signs of dementia. (Happening as well with one of my very best girl friends from college living in Virginia.) Spending Thanksgiving with my 97 year old father. (First time in nearly a decade.) Providing emotional support for three women friends throughout their chemotherapy treatment. Visiting with my brother dealing with his own diagnosis & chemotherapy. Helping heal old wounds in my own household. Leading a small women’s study group, alternating between the Old & New Testament. Preparing Christmas menus; sending greeting cards; searching for small but meaningful gifts.
All worthy. All necessary in their own way.
And along comes Advent.
And within me a “rushing mind”.
Slow down? When, where, how??
So, I return to this community & reading plan. Knowing I can’t keep up. But in snatches & before turning out the light at night, I’m trying my best.
My “plight & problem” is certainly not unique, especially for women this time of year. My commitment though is not to stray too far the Word and expectation of Son-rise.
On a music note, before I close… Last Advent I created my own Spotify playlist of thirty different styles & versions of my most favorite hymn: O Come O Come Emmanuel. Which I now know is structured on the O Antiphons. It’s the background music of my day. And I like & sing & hum along. Badly. No matter who’s in earshot!
I’ve missed the Shes ( presence & present)!
Beautiful Blessings!
GWINETH – it makes me tired just to read your list of what keeps you busy! I’m sorry to hear about your sister-in-law and friend who are experiencing dementia. Just being diagnosed myself, I can feel their pain and fear. I am praying for both of them, that they will feel the Presence of God each day, and that the progress of the disease will slow – or halt – giving them days when their mind is clear and they can communicate with their families, and the world. God bless you as you get all your projects completed, and may He bless you with a peaceful, quiet Christmas Day.
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I strive to ask God, FIRST in all things when seeking answers or don’t know what to do or simply just coming to Him first with EVERYTHING! I strive. Wish I could say I do it all the time. When I get caught up in the unknown and start to stress, I ask myself, “did I ask God already?” I remember when I was in my Celebrate Recovery 12 step study and I would meet and talk with my sponsor and many times scared of the unknown, she would always say, “lets ask God in a prayer and He will let us (you) know. It may not have been the way I thought it would be, but MY FATHER knows best. I’m so thankful for all those who have come along side me to walk this journey with me, followers of Christ, guiding me to seek Him First. Happy Thursday sweet She’s! I’m so EXCITED as its the last day before a 2 week break!
Give me wisdom God on my treatment. I feel led to go an alternative route to Forsythe c center in Reno.
GAYLE – I’m praying that God’s leading in your treatment will be clear, and that the route you take will bring relief, strength and peace. Only God knows the path.
Thank You, Lord Jesus for being the wisdom I need to live life as You want me to.
@Gramsiesue – thinking of you and Steve. God be so near to you both. ❤️
Okay I am done posting I think :)
@Tanya – praying God gives you people to surround you in this holiday season. I pray if you are in a local church body, you would see you are loved by them … Or that you would be able to gather virtually with those you love. You are not alone. We are one body and I pray if you need connection, God can give you that. God bless you and comfort you ❤️
@ Mari V- enjoy your time off, girl!!! You worked so hard. Rest well and know you are loved, in this season, and always. ❤️
@Kimberly Z- may God give you wisdom and pockets of rest – knowing He is God and it’s okay to take a break, if needed. He can handle things. I also think of @Lynne from Alabama as I write this. I know she is 24/7 caregiving. But I am praying the same to her – that God would make a way to rest for you both. ❤️❤️
@Teresa D- thank you for sharing your testimony about what God’s been doing since your diagnosis ❤️ so grateful for you here with us!
@Sharon, Jersey Girl- may the Lord bless you with wisdom as you head into NYC for the holiday. May He give you guidance and peace, as you lean on Him in your pain. Praying for guidance with your care in this recovery process- may those who are aiding you give you the support you need to heal. ❤️
Mercy- May the Lord soften your friend D’s heart. May she see through her children’s eyes and know how to grow in this situation. May she see the complete need to forgive her husband and choose grace instead of anger/resentment. May she see God with her and understand His will above her own. Lord, have mercy and help this woman choose better for her life. Help her know she only gets one life here and what she does matters! She knows you, God. Awaken her to the nearness of Your coming and give her conviction to live for truth! In Jesus name!
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@Tricia C, Anastasia B, and any other working on Christmas – God bless your service. May your day be filled with His presence and goodness. May those who see you be grateful for your hard efforts in the holiday season. Thank you for what you do. It does not go unnoticed by God – who is a rewarder of those who do His will. ❤️❤️❤️
@Deanna R- May your husband and your family have peace in his surgery today. God bless you and keep you, make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you all. ❤️
@Donna Wolcott- God heal you and help you as you struggle with COVID. It is a miracle you haven’t gotten it before! It’s been in my family twice already. God give you healing and strength, today. ♥️ God bless you!!
@Jane – may the Lord give you patience in this season. It is good to ask for wisdom, but I think patience paired with wisdom is even better, as we learn to trust Him. I trust He is growing you to be more like Him. May He teach you day by day, how to lay down your burdens and you learn more and more His faithfulness. God bless you ❤️
Dear Bright Morning Star- please shine Your light on my life and give me wisdom to make the right decisions. Only then can I enjoy the Peace You also give. ❤️
Father God, I agree with my sister. We pray together for your wisdom and receive it through the Holy Spirit. In Jesus name we pray and thank you in advance. Amen!
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AMEN – very good devo
Lord, I pray for the wisdom that can only come from You. Thank you for being my bright Morning Star. Give me patience to follow You and not run ahead. In Jesus Name, Amen.❤️
TINA… you and your words were missed the last couple days.
Bright morning star, oh give me wisdom and keep me from being stubborn and rebellious (Psalm 78:8).
Look to Him today and every day, sweet She’s. He is always the one who knows what is best.
Good morning She’s! What a privilege it is to be chosen by God and to have our minds enlightened to the fact that Christ is the power and wisdom of God. Through Him – we have power – through Him we are privy to the wisdom of God. May I remember to look to God each day for His wisdom and direction – looking to our Morning Star as He points me towards the Father, always showing me the way back home.
@Kelly Neo – thanks for mentioning He Reads Truth – it was good!
@Donna Wolcott – praying that you will recover quickly from covid.
@Teresa Donley – continued prayers for you – what a praise that your new medications have caused the symptoms to subside! May God continue to work in your body, slowing the progress of this disease & be it His will – stopping it in it’s tracks.
@Tricia C. – sorry that you have to work on Christmas. Praying that God will use you and the light of Christ in you to bring joy to those who are laid up in the hospital sick, and separated from their families.
@Mercy – praying for your friend D.
@Deanna Rasch – praying for your hubby today as he goes through his minor surgery.
Asking prayer for my knee – I had surgery in September for a meniscus tear. PT started late, not until the end of Oct. I’ve had PT for weeks now and it seems my knee is getting worse instead of better. I went from hardly any pain or discomfort during the week to pain every time I take a step. Not sure what’s going on. Tried to get and appointment with the ortho surgeon but can’t get in until 1/3…Friday night I have plans to go into NYC with my family for dinner & to see the tree – it requires a LOT of walking, trains, subways and LOTS of stairs! Thank you in advance!
Have a blessed and thankful Thursday!
@Sharon, Jersey Girl – I am praying that God will remove the pain from your knee, and heal it. I pray that your trip to NYC will be pain free, and that you have a lovely time with your family.
Thank you for your prayers. They are appreciated and felt.
Struggling with the making the wise choices daily. I want to plan out the whole next year but trying to do so leaves me very anxious. Please pray for my renewed trust in the Lord that wisdom for today is enough.
Thankful that the Lord willingly provides wisdom and guidance for that next right step. And to paraphrase the question KELLY (NEO) ❤️ asked, who’s leading? And He will guide us back to His path when we lead ourselves in the wrong direction. Praise His Holy Name! Morning Star, come.
KELLY (NEO) yes, HRT was good! Thanks for the reminder.
DEANNA RASCH – praying for h in the surgery today
MERCY – praying for D, her husband and especially the children. That she would seek the Lord’s guidance, for healing in her marriage and relationship with h. Praying for comfort for your aunt in loss of husband and son.
TRICIA C – praying for a fulfilling Christmas as you care for patients and interact with families.
TERESA DONLEY – what good news of symptoms subsiding! Praying with you and thanking Him for each good day.
DONNA WOLCOTT – healing from Covid and from that cough that’s lingering for so long
SHARON JERSEY GIRL ❤️
CEE GEE ❤️
ADRIENNE – yes, taking the KEY with me!
TANYA EVANS – praying for a peaceful and productive Christmas, that the Lord will guide you on this day.
SEARCHING – thank you for your prayers. Yes, I am grateful for every good day, such a wonderful gift from my Father. Your prayers are truly appreciated, and being felt.
I love that this being the longest day of the year, we are focused on light—the Bright Morning Star. Jesus, would the morning light remind us that You are the light of the world, and offer the path for our steps each day. May we not be distracted by the glitter and shine of what is to our left or right, but keep our eyes fixed on where you lead.
How true @kelly(neo) do I let God or do I think I know what He wants & attempt to be ahead of Him. How often to I ask, not get quiet to listen & just do! Lord help me to not jump ahead, but be patient.
Shes, please keep my husband in prayer, he is undergoing minor surgery today.
Prayers for His perfect wisdom to guide our words and deeds.
Lifting your husband in prayer this morning, DEANNA.
Praying for him today
Praying for your husband and surgical staff right now Deanna.
Thank you for this.. I really do cling to my own thinking as higher. Lord forgive me for my inner boastfulness..
Same. Such a great reminder to seek His wisdom, not our own.
“[Jesus] is our morning star, pointing us towards the Father, showing us the way back home.”
Will I let Him lead, or try to get ahead of Him? That is where wisdom comes into play.
If you have time, ladies, read the He Reads Truth devo for today too.
TANYA EVANS – so sorry there is turmoil with your family. Praying your church family steps up and invites you to join them for the holiday.
DONNA WOLCOTT – sorry to hear you were bit by the COVID bug. Prayers for a quick relief from the coughing
TRICIA C – thank you for your service to the sick on Christmas
MERCY – praying your friend will really hear you and the Holy Spirit will convict her heart to root out her bitterness and resentment.
MARI V – enjoy every moment of your time off!
Bright morning star
O Morning star.. Help and guide me as I navigate life, using the wisdom, understanding and knowledge I glean from your Word and the relationship I have with and in You..
You and only you are my true counsel.. I believe and have my Hope in You.. All I need can be found in You.
Thank you, Jesus, Thank you..
BUT GOD..
AMEN.
Happy Thursday dear hearts, wrapped in love and hugs, praying for requests here and hoping all are well.❤
Amen!