Scripture is God-breathed and true. When we memorize it, we carry the good news of Jesus with us wherever we go.
For the last three weeks of this plan, we have been memorizing our second key verse, 2 Corinthians 5:17. This week, we’ll combine the parts of 2 Corinthians 5:17.
If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has passed away, and see, the new has come!
—2 Corinthians 5:17
For year-long subscribers, do we need a code to get People Of Remembrance in the app or does that happen automatically? (Once the app issues are handled)
Hi sisters! I was just reminded of something a wise woman told me long ago. She was the head organizer of a main Christian youth festival in Nordic countries, reaching 15-20k of youth during a weekend. She told me that we especially need to remember to pray for technology and people who work with it. In this world we live in, we need technology to preach the gospel. And that’s where the enemy is also working and trying to prevent the gospel to be preached. She had seen this so many times (and so have I).
So let’s pray together for the technology and everyone working on SRT to get the tehchology working! Let’s bless them for the work they do to preach gospel everyday in this digital world we live in ❤️
So good Laura!
Thanks Kerry!!!
Day 3 people of remembrance.
BY KASEY MOFFETT
Scripture Reading: Exodus 2:23-25, Exodus 6:2-8, Exodus 12:1-42, Exodus 13:3-16, John 1:29-30
Have you ever stopped to really think about how God made our bodies? He could have made us more like calculating robots with the ability to download and regurgitate information, but He didn’t. He made us fragile, with emotions and souls. He made us with five senses: taste, touch, smell, sight, and hearing. I’m sure there are a myriad of reasons our Creator did this, but sometimes I wonder if God created senses to help us lock in memories. To remember what He has done for us and through us. Has a song from decades past, a bite of your grandma’s cooking, or an old perfume ever transported you to locked away memories?
If you grew up in the church, you likely have heard the story of the exodus dozens of times, but we must not allow it to become rote recitation. Becoming apathetic to the miraculous work of God in the scriptures and in our hearts renders us without joy as believers.
Let’s slow down, and transport our senses to what the Passover experience may have been like. I like to imagine how it would have been if an Israelite woman had kept a diary entry at the time.
“While I wait for either certain death or salvation, I feel tightening in my chest, giving way to self-soothing deep breaths. My thoughts race—will this be the time Pharoah really lets us go? Will Yahweh be all He says He is, or will His wrath turn on us too? It’s getting dark! Twilight is the signal…now silence, shortly followed by wailing Egyptians. I smell blood, bitter herbs, and meat wafting up through windows and under our noses. Has the angel of death passed over us?”
I’m sure the Israelites thought they wouldn’t soon forget the drama of this night, but God knew they would without intention. Even in the instructions for the first Passover, He began to set up rituals for remembrance.
We forget, too, but thank God He does not forget us.
The rescue from Pharaoh’s slavery points to our even greater rescue from sin—which is central to the big-picture story of Scripture. The exodus Passover lamb also calls us forward to the Lamb of God that would be coming for a once-for-all sacrifice: Jesus, God in the flesh.
John the Baptist declared: “Look, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!” (John 1:29).
Take some time today to meditate on how God has been faithful to you. Look at the past circumstances He has worked in. Maybe they are prayers answered or unexpected deliverance. Hold these earthly blessings with dear thankfulness, cultivating remembrance to allow God to comfort you in current worries or unknowns.
I emailed this morning
Hey there! We’re so sorry for any confusion. We are currently experiencing a glitch in our app that isn’t allowing People of Remembrance to download. Please visit this link to read along through our website until we are able to get this issue fixed – https://shereadstruth.com/plans/people-of-remembrance/.
Hi! It keeps asking me to pay. It don’t show the plan
Hi! We are currently experiencing a glitch in our app that isn’t allowing People of Remembrance to be downloaded or purchased for our users. This issue has been reported to our app development team, and they are currently working to get the problem corrected as soon as possible.
In the meantime, you can read along with People of Remembrance on our website at shereadstruth.com/plans. Like our app, you will find the daily scripture along with the devotion and community board through our website.
I’m so relieved it’s not just me! I keep checking and it’s not showing up.
Hey there! We’re so sorry for any confusion. We are currently experiencing a glitch in our app that isn’t allowing People of Remembrance to download. Please visit this link to read along through our website until we are able to get this issue fixed – https://shereadstruth.com/plans/people-of-remembrance/.
They sent my comment with a link to moderation so if you can’t find People of Remembrance, try using info below to reach Day 3 – take out the space between the / and r when you search.
shereadstruth.com/ remember-gods-rescue/
Sisters, they are working on the app issue. Someone mentioned a pay wall for the website but I have never encountered one.
Sisters, they are working on the app issue.
Here’s the link to Day 3 for People of Remembrance if you are having trouble. Someone mentioned a pay wall for the website but I have never encountered one.
https://shereadstruth.com/remember-gods-rescue/