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Monday, July 16, 2018

Scripture Graphics #100


Have we given much thought lately to seeking good? If not, then what are we seeking?


This one short verse packs some powerful reasoning. We now belong to God—thus, it is only right that we should do what pleases and glorifies God. Does this verse shape our life—or do we see no value in what God has done for us, and do not care about how we dishonor/honor Him with our lifestyle?


It was never the act of circumcision that meant something, but the act of obedience. There are many convictions (based on Biblical principles) where it’s not the *act* that draws us nigh to Christ, but the obedience. Are we more concerned about a list to check off and look good, or our hearts submitted to the leading of God?


He delivered me from my strong enemy, and from them that hated me: for they were too strong for me. They prevented me in the day of my calamity: but the LORD was my stay. 2 Samuel 22:18-19
It does my heart good to remember that, no matter how helpless I feel or how strong the enemy is, my God is stronger. He is my stay (protection, support). It doesn’t matter what I am going through, my God is bigger.

Share a verse that you've recently read.

3 comments:

  1. Your one hundredth post of Scripture graphics! Wow!
    I don't comment on these posts much, but they are a blessing to me each week. Thank you for sharing them. :)

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  2. Thanks for sharing, Amanda! So glad that God is bigger than anything and everything! :)

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  3. @ Darcy - I'm so glad they've been a blessing to you!

    @ Lauren - amen and amen!!

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