The “Manna for the Mind” devotional series explores Jeremiah 32:17, stating nothing is too hard for God. This principle is illustrated in Genesis 18:14 with the birth of Isaac. Trusting in God’s power brings comfort and reassurance.
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Love Each Other || Leviticus 19:18 || Manna for the Mind #73
This “Manna for the Mind” devotional Leviticus 19:18, emphasizeing loving your neighbor as yourself. Jesus and Paul also stress the importance of this principle, which encompasses honoring God and caring for others.
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.
Beauty Revelation || Psalm 19:1-2 || Manna for the Mind #67
This “Manna for the Mind” devotional focuses on Psalm 19:1-2, reflecting on the details of God’s craftsmanship in nature. It emphasizes how God reveals his qualities through creation and the consequence of the ‘Original Sin’, but reminds of God’s grace and mercy.
God’s Time Wins || Psalm 90:2, 4 || Manna for the Mind #66
This “Manna for the Mind” devotional explores the concept of time and its connection to God’s influence. Despite feeling impatient, we must trust God’s timing, knowing that He operates beyond time’s constraints and is patient for our sake.
Harmless Contentment || Psalm 56:3-4 || Manna for the Mind #62
This “Manna for the Mind” devotional focuses on Psalm 56:3-4 and Hebrews 13:5-6, which highlights trusting God over fearing worldly concerns. Embracing contentment and using abundance to help others reflects biblical principles.
Be Faithful and Obedient || Psalm 103:17-18 || Manna for the Mind #61
Today’s devotional delves into Psalm 103:17-18, emphasizing God’s love and salvation for those who fear and obey Him. Reflect on faithfully keeping God’s commands with an importance of love, compassion, and righteous living.
Death and Romance Led to Jesus || Very Important Women #3
Ruth, a Moabite, showed unwavering loyalty to her mother-in-law Naomi and became an ancestor of King David and Jesus, demonstrating God’s inclusive love for all people.
Fear Led to Christ || Very Important Women #2
Let’s talk about Rahab, who demonstrated faith and bravery. Despite her background, Rahab’s trust in God and her actions secured her place in the family line, showcasing her integral role.
Prostitution Led to Jesus || Very Important Women #1
Lets explore the significance of Tamar’s actions in maintaining the family line and addresses the law of levirate marriage. It emphasizes the unexpected ways God fulfills His plans through flawed individuals, setting the stage for subsequent discussions on influential women in Jesus’ lineage.