The text set for reading and meditation supports our trust and confidence in our future, as we stand on an unshakeable rock [Isaiah 9:2-7, NLT]: “The people who walk in darkness will see a great light. For those who live in a land of deep darkness, a light will shine. You will enlarge the nation of Israel, [...]
As Selwyn implies, at the start of today’s study, it’s our Lord’s Word which has the last say. He writes: “Kingdoms built on laws and principles antithetical to God’s laws are sowing the seeds of their own destruction.” We, also know, that this truth not only applies to nations and kingdoms but to individuals as well [...]
Selwyn now turns to the last of his unchanging truths: remember, no matter what the future may bring, you are part of an unshakeable kingdom. I liked this part of his conclusion: ” … For those who have eyes to see, that crushing is taking place all around. Nations refusing to build on Christ’s righteousness stumble [...]
Selwyn makes another good point in today’s study – the nature of our relationship with God – is continuous. It’s a relationship that must be evident for every moment of our lives, and not reserved for just a few hours on a Sunday. If you only seek God’s involvement in your life, for a short time, [...]
[I sometime wonder about Selwyn's titles for some of the daily studies; and often smile to myself when I imagine someone doing a search on 'oil wells', in Google, or other search engines - and seeing this posting in their search results. ] I love Chapter 4 of John’s Gospel, actually – I can [...]
After reading today’s study, I guess the main question for each one of us, is: Are there streams of living water flowing out from us? Are we using the power of God within us to live holy lives, for His glory? I entirely agree with Selwyn when he says: “The Spirit, as we emphasised yesterday, provides [...]
Your kingdom come
The start and end of today’s study – perhaps, is a fitting way to end this issue: ” … the Kingdom of God, as embodied in the Person of Christ, has the final say in human affairs … So, let this be our last thought: when Christ taught His disciples too pray. He instructed them [...]
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