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Raise Your Kids Wisely || Ephesians 6:4 || Mid-Week Midrash #52
Paul urges parents not to provoke their children but to raise them with the teachings of the Lord, emphasizing discipline, respect, and foundational values. This approach fosters a healthy relationship and guides children to live by God’s principles.
Breath of Influence || 2 Timothy 3:16 (Part 1) || Mid-Week Midrash #29
The verse from 2 Timothy 3:16 emphasizes the divine influence behind all scripture, guiding its purpose for teaching and righteousness. It clarifies that while God did not physically write the text, the authors were inspired by God’s guidance.
Impact of the Bible || Hebrews 4:12 || Mid-Week Midrash #15
God’s word is powerful and penetrating, discerning thoughts and feelings. It cuts into our core, distinguishing between human and divine ways. Reading the Bible brings God’s presence and judgment. Amen.
Teaching the Next Generation || Deuteronomy 6:7 || Mid-Week Midrash #14
Teach your children to love the Lord with all their heart, soul, and strength. Make it a part of daily life, including home, travel, bedtime, and breakfast, to build a strong relationship with God.
Keeping God’s Word Close || Deuteronomy 6:6 || Mid-Week Midrash #13
The scripture from Deuteronomy 6:6 emphasizes keeping God’s word in the heart and mind. Reflecting on this, it’s a reminder to manage emotions and act thoughtfully according to God’s guidance as we journey through 2022.
Creating Good Out of Nothing || Genesis 1:1-2 || Mid-Week Midrash #1
In Genesis 1:1-2, God created everything from nothingness. If God can turn nothing into something as immense as the universe, then God can transform your struggles into something significant.
“Wisdom” || What Makes a Believer? || Week 7 (FINALE)
In the finale of our “What Makes a Believer?” series, we look at wisdom through the lens of the wisest person in the Bible, Solomon. He shows us the proper discernment about how we should give and receive wisdom.