My prayers often feel vague and rambling. This week, we'll focus on five passages from Scripture that we can pray for fellow believers no matter their circumstances.
Don't forget that Matthew 5:16 ends with the words that they might "give glory to your Father in heaven." We don't do good works to glorify ourseles - but God.
When we think about practicing, we usually think about things we want to practice getting BETTER at. We don't usually think about practicing sin. 1 John 3:9 reminds us that we are either practicing righteousness or practicing unrighteousness.
Zechariah and Mary received the same news - they were going to have a child! But they each responded to their answered prayer very differently. We can learn from them from Luke chapter 1.
A six-year old memorized John 3:16 as "God only gave His Son" rather than "God gave His only Son." And it taught me a beautiful truth about God's sacrificial love for us.
Do you often feel like an after thought? Like you're second best? Ephesians 1:4 reminds us that we were in God's plan from before the foundation of the world. In fact, He chose us to be his children.
Luke 6 tells us to love our enemies - but have we really considered what that means in our lives? Even if it means receiving absolutely NOTHING in return?
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Daily Devotions for Women creates an additional opportunity for Women to fill their homes and hearts with Scripture. Each day will encourage, equip, and teach from the Word of God. Daily Devotions for…
Women is an outreach of Pedestrian God Ministries.