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31/01/2024

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29/01/2022

January 30, 2022
Sunday

Juicy Gossip

Spreading lies about someone is a sin! No sugar coating, no glossing over the facts–there will be no gossipers in heaven. In Leviticus 19:16, God’s command is very clear, “'You shall not go about as a slanderer among your people, and you are not to act against the life of your neighbor; I am the LORD.” Spreading rumors, misinformation, or unconfirmed facts has been used since Bible times as a weapon to destroy your enemies. It’s the first thing people do when they get angry with someone because they want to tear down that person’s reputation to all who will listen. And social media has made spreading lies happen at an astonishing speed! Getting even by gossiping might momentarily give you a morbid sense of pleasure but that evil satisfaction quickly disintegrates and is replaced with guilt and bitterness. It’s that horrible feeling when sin separates you from God! Pure and simple, destroying the reputations of others will destroy your own relationship with your heavenly Father! And there is nothing that is worth that! Words you speak have the ability to either tear someone down–or lift someone up! Anytime you talk bad about someone, spread juicy gossip about them, or manipulate the minds of others by planting false ideas or exaggerated facts, it is a sin. And whether you are the one who is spreading the gossip or the one listening, it is sin! The Bible says in Proverbs 20:19 not to even associate with someone who gossips! And Exodus 23:1 says, "You shall not bear a false report; do not join your hand with a wicked man to be a malicious witness.” Determine in your heart to always speak kindly of others and when someone starts to tell you some juicy gossip, walk away! Pray this prayer in Psalm 141:3, “Set a guard, O LORD, over my mouth; keep watch over the door of my lips.” Text: Psalm 34:13, Ephesians 4:29, James 4:11, James 1:26

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© Brenda Walsh Ministries

23/01/2022

January 23, 2022
Sunday

God Always Answers Prayer

Our prayers are not always answered in the way we want them to be or as quickly as we expect. In fact, we may be tempted to think that God has completely forgotten us or question why He let this happen. Please understand this: God ALWAYS answers prayer! For instance, a prayer for healing may happen instantly, or it may not happen until the resurrection morning. It’s important to remember that God sees the big picture, and if we could see the end from the beginning, we would not want it any other way than God's way, for His plan is always the BEST plan! When you believe in God, you gain a complete trust in Him. You see everything in a different light. Jesus wants us to have "life and have it more abundantly!" He does not wish for any of us to suffer or perish. But when sin entered this world, so did tears, pain, and suffering, and we will live with the results of sin until Jesus comes again! Praise God for His gift of eternal life! When the trumpets shall sound and Christ comes in a blaze of glory, the sorrows of this earth will pass away and there’ll be everlasting peace, joy, and happiness! The Bible tells us in Psalm 30:5, "Weeping may last for a night but joy comes in the morning." Oh, what a glorious day that will be when we are united with our Savior for eternity! Text: 1 Thessalonians 4:13, Revelation 14:13, 1 Corinthians 15:52-54

Goodmorning🌞
God bless😇

© Brenda Walsh Ministries

19/01/2022

Eternal life can be summed up in one sentence: Knowing and believing in God, the Father, and in His Son, Jesus Christ, and what he did for us. It is as simple as that. Simply, believe.

Prayer

Dear God, I thank you for who you are and what your Son, Jesus Christ, did for me. Lord I pray that I continue to believe in you and your son and may nothing ever deter me. In Jesus' name, I pray. Amen.

18/01/2022

The wise in heart will receive commandments: but a prating fool shall fall. Proverbs 10:8

Inspiration

In our lives we have foolish times and we have wise times. In the foolish times, we just spend a lot of our time telling other people what to do and giving advice that hasn't been solicited. We talk about things that don't really matter. We just spout the things that we want to say. When we're foolish we don't listen to anybody; we don't heed warnings; we don't take advice from anybody who's older and wiser we. Some life changing mistakes can be made in these foolish times. Thankfully there are times we are also wise. In those times we are quick to listen and slow to speak. We heed warnings that are given to us and we listen to advice from trusted mentors. In those times we make our wisest decisions, our best choices. This proverb reminds us that it is a good thing if we are sensible and we learn how to follow directions. But if we're foolish then we are just full of conceit and we only think about ourselves. We're prideful and we are self-important and that's a bad thing. The implication is that if I'm wise then I will succeed; if I'm foolish that I will fail. Let us strive to be wise and not to be some foolish person who only who thinks of himself.

18/01/2022

18/01/2022

Frances Taylor

Today's reading speaks of the hope and consolation we have in Jesus' victory over death and the promise of eternal life. It's hard for us to imagine eternity. We live in time. We complain that we haven't enough time or that we have too much time on our hands! What would eternity look like? What is "being" without a body to be in? What we do know, is that we will be enveloped in the unconditional love of God. Most of us who are reading this know what it is to lose a loved one. For some it is a spouse, for some a child, for others parents or grandparents, or, perhaps a sibling. I know that there are times when I feel the presence of those who have gone before me. As in eternity time has no meaning, I wonder if we are already together for them. We know that those who have had near death experiences have described a place of warmth and love, of seeing loved ones, of not wanting to return to their earthly existence. Mother Teresa was asked if she was afraid that she might be putting herself in danger as she went about the streets of Calcutta picking up lepers and others who needed care. She answered that she had already died in baptism so what was there to fear. We, too, have died in baptism and have the promise that if we remain faithful and trust in the Lord, there is nothing for us to fear either. Jesus paid the price for each one of us and said that he does not intend to lose any that have been entrusted to him. Let us trust in the goodness of God and in the promise made to us by Jesus. Death has been conquered forever, and today is a day to rejoice.

Prayer

Thank you,Jesus, for giving us the gift of salvation. You have opened the gates of heaven and allowed us to live without the fear of death. Amen

18/01/2022

Therefore I say unto you, Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink; nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on. Is not the life more than meat, and the body than raiment?

Inspiration

There is more to life than the food we eat, the money we make, and the clothes we wear. These are not things that should worry our minds. Set Your mind to the things of God which are always concerned about Your growth as a Christian and making sure that the lost in the world are brought to the light.

Prayer

Dear God, I pray that my priorities will always be in line with what you consider important too. Lord, if a time comes where I find myself worrying about earthly things, may you remind me of what is truly important. In Jesus' name, I pray. Amen.

16/01/2022

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16/01/2022

Night Prayer

But now thus saith the LORD that created thee, O Jacob, and he that formed thee, O Israel, Fear not: for I have redeemed thee, I have called thee by thy name; thou art mine.

Inspiration
This passage marks a shift from book 42 of Isaiah. Much of the previous chapter is taken up with rebukes and denouncements from God has been disappointed by His chosen people. Here, however, we see a God who fiercely declares to His people, "I have redeemed you; you are mine." God once again shows up as a loving parent, who disciplines us because He loves us. Even though we continue to be disobedient children, nothing prevents God from claiming us as His own. Nothing takes away the redemption He has promised.

Prayer
Father, I'll belong to You. You have redeemed me. Even though I have disappointed You time and time again, You still call me Yours and for that I am thankful. Amen