Scripture is God-breathed and true. When we memorize it, we carry His Word with us wherever we go.
This week, we will continue memorizing our key verse in Leviticus by adding the second half, which declares that God’s people are holy because He has set them apart as His own.
“You are to be holy to me because I, the LORD, am holy, and I have set you apart from the nations to be mine.”
—Leviticus 20:26
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Thank you for your words, Jennifer. They really resonated with me. And agree Churchmouse that we will never truly fit in here. Heaven is our home. ❤️Off to church! Have a wonderful day, Shes!
Those with the gift of abiding joy in Jesus are often called upon to comfort those in distress. It is through suffering that we are able to call upon God for consoling. And it is through trust in Him that we are delivered from the despair that creeps into our hearts when we suffer. As I have learned to see the fruit of being content, I gather and put the fruit up like canning preserves. The very word preserve is where my joy is resting. Preserved in my heart and soul by the hands that helped me learn the process. It is not for me to teach others to be content in suffering, but it is for me to share the gift of consolation. I will trust Jesus to bring in the abiding sense of His care as I open the preserved abundance of my own faith in Him and share it with others. This is what I sense the call to be holy looks like. To hold the Spirit of God in my body well, taking care to know the value of what I carry. My brokenness and worthless attempts to live without God have been redeemed and healed by the blood of Jesus. I am grateful that He deemed me worthy of His love. I am filled with His Holy Spirit. I am preserved and held in His glory. Father God, as I breathe in Your gift of life this morning, I am gaining a deeper sense of my calling to endure and grow through the tensions of life. Make me more like You. Help me stay in the comfort of Your promises. When I grow tired, be my energy. When pride creeps in, remind me of the cross. When I feel overwhelmed, be my peace. When my eyes look down to the shadows, show me your glory. Let my heart see You, Lord and cover me in the shelter of Your healing wings. Selah. Maranatha. Amen.
Good morning She’s!
I love and look forward to Sundays always, but especially today, the first service being held after the hurricane! And today we are taking 3, maybe 4 neighbors to our church for the first time! How is exciting is that! Everyone just seems to be grateful that we came through, and ut could have been much worse like our neighborhood just next to us. So much loss and devestation, But God, he is good all the time, all the time he is good!! So many miracles amidst if you look!
I give you my worship my Father, my King, my Lord of lords, my everything! I agree Searching, so much of my life I didnt live right, and even in the last couple of decades I didn’t want to be too vocal about my faith, but more and more I have decided that I will talk about my God whether you believe or not! I believe!
Sharon, praying for you with the loss of your dear dad! Love ya friend!
CHURCHMOUSE – Amen! And after everything I did (much of it so, so wrong), I didn’t fit in any better than I did before. Still don’t fit in but the older I get, the less I care about fitting in here and the more I care about fitting in with Jesus.
Amen ! God is good
CHURCHMOUSE – so true!
SHARON, JERSEY GIRL – how’s your dad?
ASH H – how are you daughter and son healing up?
ELIN ALMKVIST – how’s your son?
DOROTHY – praying for Carol to be at peace. Praying the Lord will strengthen you.
JENNIFER LOVES JESUS – how did your mom’s surgery go?
RENEE K – how is Joe?
MIA FAITH – continuing to pray for you and your family.
Enjoy this day the Lord has made, Shes!
How often we forget- we are to be holy, like God is holy! Holy Spirit, help us to remember & walk in Your ways, always!
When I was young I tried so hard to fit in. I changed my clothing choices, my hairstyle, the wayI talked and even how I carried myself. It took me a few years, after becoming more serious about my faith, to realize that being a Jesus follower would always set me apart. This world and its culture are not my home. I am not comfortable here nor will I ever be. I’m a citizen of heaven. That is where I will fully fit in.