Isaiah 55:7 AMP – Let the wicked leave (behind) his way And the unrighteous man his thoughts; And let them return to the Lord, And He will have compassion (mercy) on him, And to our God, For He will abundantly pardon. NRSVUE – let the wicked forsake their way and the unrighteous their thoughts; letContinueContinue reading “The Return Path to God || Manna for the Mind #407”
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Making the World Less Hostile || Sins of the World #6
Our world is filled with hostility and chaos right now. The hostilities are nothing new to God, and we find that a rebellion against His commands is what gets us there. Romans 8:7 shows us the hostility of our flesh, and I share a view ways were overcome this to create unity amongst us.
Kind and Caring Acts || Manna for the Mind #397
Jesus performed acts of healing and restoration as shown in Matthew 9:35. While we may not have that supernatural healing, we can go out and share those same acts of compassion. Are you ready?
A Call to Compassionate Living || Colossians 3:13 || Manna for the Mind #223
Forgiveness and love are non-negotiables in reflecting God’s character. Dismiss revenge and embrace mercy; it’s not just a duty, but a radical transformation.
Prayerful Protection || Underneath the Armor #7
This bonus blog explores the relationship between prayer and the Armor of God, emphasizing the power and importance of prayer. It encourages consistent, simple prayers and highlights the Holy Spirit’s role in aiding believers and providing peace. Paul’s example of sharing the Gospel while in chains serves as an inspiration for finding ways to share God’s love in daily interactions.
Live in the Shelter, Rest in the Shadow || Psalm 91:1 || Manna for the Mind #72
This “Manna for the Mind” devotional delves into Psalm 91:1, emphasizing God as a refuge and rest. It explores the shelter as a hiding place from chaos and the shadow as protective. It urges caring for the poor and oppressed, reflecting God’s love for all.
Love Those Around Us || The Jesus Connection #5 (FINALE)
Joy in Christ transcends life’s highs and lows, emphasizing gratitude and trust. Following Jesus’ example, believers are called to sacrificially love others and accept God’s love. Despite challenges, cultivating this love is essential and possible with the help of the Holy Spirit.