ScriptureLinks Daily

Mark 10:46-52. A couple weeks ago, I did a broadcast about how important your friends are. Today, we are tightening a bit and discovering that those around us have an impact on our lives as well.

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Matthew 6:34. Since we can be assured that Jesus knows all we need, we can focus on doing the things He’s called us to do.

Mark 1:40-45. In Matthew 6, Jesus challenges our acts like giving, praying and fasting. He questions if we are doing it to bring glory to ourselves or glory to God. In our reading today, Jesus heals a man who was a leper. He warned him not to tell anyone, but go directly and make his offering to the priest. But, the man disobeyed and told everyone what Jesus did. Sometimes, God gives us gifts that are intended for the world to see, sometimes they are gifts just for us that no one needs to know about.

Mark 1:35-39. We got to stay on track, doing the things God has called us to do. All to often, we stumble, or get side tracked and lose our way. In today’s episode, I’ll give you 3 things to know so you will not get side tracked in your day to day walk with Jesus.

Mark 2:1-5, 12. The man in our reading today needed healing. He had friends who would stop at nothing to get him to the feet of Jesus, so he could be healed. Are you a friend to someone like that? Are you stopping at nothing to get someone else the healing they need?

Mark 9:22.

Mark 9:14-29. I am sure many of us has been in the shoes of this father. Only wanting a healing that seems to be impossible for his child. Oftentimes, the answer to our prayers depends on the faith we have. Is your faith strong enough to do the impossible, or is it so weak it cannot get you to your knees in prayer?

John 20:24-29. We all know someone like this. Someone who will not believe anything unless they have seen it for themselves. In today’s episode, we take a look at who, today, we call Doubting Thomas. See the similarities between us and Doubting Thomas.

1 John 1:1-4. Some people in our lives will not believe anything unless they see it with their own eyes. While that may not necessarily be bad, it can be detrimental. We may not have seen Jesus face to face, but most of us has seen His work in their lives. What has Jesus done in your life that you are an eyewitness to? Who can you tell this to?

John 14:16-17