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Hey everyone,In reading through the gospel of John, I came across a verse in chapter 15 that is familiar but packed with...
06/16/2026

Hey everyone,
In reading through the gospel of John, I came across a verse in chapter 15 that is familiar but packed with meaning and deserving of thought. It is verse 12 and it says, "This is my commandment: that you love one another, as I have loved you." Sounds simple enough. Let's break this down and puzzle it out for a minute because we cannot implement correctly what we don't understand. Jesus said, "This is my commandment.." When God gave commandments in the past, He expected obedience from His people. As born-again believers, we are His people. As such when He tells us to do something, our obedience should be immediate and without question. It should flow from our love for Him and should generate a desire to please Him and for Him to be pleased with us. After all, He is our Creator and we owe Him everything; our allegiance, our love, our service with nothing held back, given freely and completely as a living sacrifice. A commandment from God should be obeyed as written. There is no wiggle room and no gray area. It requires just one response, "Yes, Lord."
His commandment is to "Love one another, as I have loved you." Jesus was teaching His disciples as much as He could because He knew that soon they would watch the Romans torture Him to death, spurred on by corrupt Jewish religious leadership. He knew they would need each other to get through all that was ahead of them. This commandment is for His disciples today as well. His disciples are those who are deeply committed to their intimate, ongoing relationship with Jesus, wherein they learn to live life, love others and think like Him, always putting Him before and above everything else. There were 12 original disciples, we are millions more today and we are called the Body of Christ. Jesus repeated His command just a few verses later saying, "Love each other." Repetition in Scripture is God telling us, "Pay attention! This is important!" From our verse, we know that we are to love others in the Body of Christ as Jesus loves us. Why did He tell us to love as He does? Human love is an emotion that varies with circumstances and how the day is going. We withhold love when we are angry or put off by someone, if we have taken offense. We lavish love on people who are like us or those who please us or whom we want to be like or spend time with. What does Jesus' love look like? He gave up everything to be one of us. He patiently teaches us. He sees past who we are to who we will become. He overlooks our every flaw and fault, loving us in spite of them. He chose us before we chose Him. He submitted to dying a shameful and horrifically painful death as He took on every sin ever thought about or committed by every person who ever lived or will live on this earth. He chose to breathe His last breath in that sin-laden condition and while His body lay lifeless, He paid hell a visit and took back the keys and won the victory over death and the grave. Then He rose from the dead in glorious fashion and made Himself accessible to all who would believe. When He left the earth, He left us the Holy Spirit to teach and empower us to live and love as He did. That's how Jesus loved His disciples then and that is how He loves us now!
The Holy Spirit enables us to love as Jesus loves, sacrificially with His whole heart. Let's focus on the church body you are part of, those you see every Sunday, who are part of your small group or Sunday School, who do women's or men's ministry with you. You should know them and they should know you. We should be sharing about ourselves and our lives and we should be listening and interested when they share. We should know who is hurting and reach out to them with prayer and encouragement. We should be aware when people are not at church and reach out to them. We should know those who are struggling with health issues. We should put hands and feet to our love and help meet the needs whatever they are. Godly love requires action. Hugs, smiles, tears, meals, phone calls, prayer dates, babysitting, patience, perseverance and giving completely of yourself in sacrificial ways. This kind of love doesn't look at what others are doing to see if they are helping too, there is no comparing your love to others to determine how much love you should give. That's NOT love. You simply serve those that God calls you to, humbly and meekly. But what do you do with the one who seems to be drawn to you but whom you would not choose as a 'good fit', who sees you from across the parking lot even though you are doing your best to avoid them and runs right over? Maybe they don't fit into your 'circle of friends'. Maybe they don't dress like you, or speak the way you do, or maybe they aren't as spiritually 'mature' as you are. Jesus doesn't care!! He wants you to love them anyway. Maybe you are thinking someone else will minister to them. Why does it have to be you? Because Jesus loved the poor and the least of these, and the Holy Spirit is drawing that person to you, so you need to respond with Jesus' love. What if they need help beyond what you can give? Help them find that help and then be their biggest fan, encourager, prayer support and friend. Love requires getting dirty sometimes. Admittedly, there are people who seem to go out of their way to be unlovable. But the commandment did not say you could pick and choose who you love. Pray about how to meet their needs, start praying for them daily and be persistent. Seek them out and love as Jesus does, just as they are. The love of Jesus is generated by the Holy Spirit. It is one of the fruits he cultivates in our hearts, but we have to feed and water it to see it take root and grow. This love can't be turned off and on, it flows from a heart overflowing with love for and from the Savior. If you are having trouble loving, the trouble is you. Do some soul searching and, if need be, confess to Jesus, then make yourself available to the Lord to share His love as He gives you opportunities. Ask Jesus to allow you to see them and love them the way He does. The love you have for your best friend, your pastor, and the one you are struggling with should be exactly the same. 1 John chapter 3 gives us more detail on how to love like Jesus. vs 18 Little children, (that's us) let us not love in words or talk, but in deed and in truth. Why is our love for others so important? It is the evidence that Jesus is at home within us and that we abide in Him. It is what non-believers see and marvel at and it draws them to Him. Love like Jesus.
Kelly @ All God's Daughters
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Hey Everyone!This is part 2 to the story of Jesus walking on the water. He just got to the boat and spoke to the discipl...
06/05/2026

Hey Everyone!
This is part 2 to the story of Jesus walking on the water. He just got to the boat and spoke to the disciples to calm their fears because they were terrified of him. He told them to take courage.
In fact Peter gained so much courage that he asked the Lord to let him walk on water too and Jesus said, 'Well, come on if you're comin'. ( My paraphrase). So Peter stepped out of the boat and began walking on the water towards the Lord. Now watch what this says, Peter saw the wind and the waves raging around him and he was terrified. Then he began to sink. He took his focus off Jesus and started, not just seeing the raging storm, but he actually shifted his focus so that his vision and thoughts became so engrossed in it that it filled up his senses and his mind. But as he is sinking he realizes what is happening and that Jesus is his only hope, so he cries out to him, "Save me, Lord!". Immediately Jesus responds to his cry and reaches out and grabs him with his strong hands and pulls him up out of the waves. Then he looks at Peter and says, "Why did you doubt me? Where is your faith?" (Again my paraphrase).
Okay, let's take a minute to look at this part of the story. Let's start with the storm. While these gales blow up all the time on that body of water, this one was perfectly timed to facilitate the miracles Jesus wanted to perform specifically to teach his disciples about who He is. He used nature to help him do that. It was no coincidence that they were in a boat in the middle of the sea in the dark and without him when the storm broke. He wanted to show them his power, his love for them, and his authority over nature so they would see that he was God. Peter added to that by wanting to walk on the water too. You have to give him credit for actually stepping out of the boat and starting to walk to Jesus. Now we have nothing that indicates how far Jesus was from the boat, so we dont know the distance Peter would have had to cover. What we do know is he didn't make it. But again I have to give old Pete credit for crying, Jesus, save me! He knew where his help and salvation would come from. The lessons the disciples learned were as follows and are meant for us as well: 1. Jesus can always see us, no matter how far away we think we are. 2. We have no need to fear. 3. Why? Because Jesus truly is the Son of God who is powerful, has authority over everything and everyone, and who loves us. 4. He has provided us with salvation. 5. He will always rescue us when we cry out to him. 6. Don't focus on whatever storm is raging around you but keep watching Jesus! attentively knowing that he is always faithful to meet your needs.
Now to finish our story. The minute Jesus and Peter stepped into the boat, the wind stopped and the storm ended. Jesus was done with that lesson. This too was a miracle and because of all of it, the disciples fell to their knees, right there in that boat, declaring that Jesus truly was The Son Of God and they worshipped him. And the final miracle of the night, immediately they were at their destination on the other side of the water. They were still in the middle of the lake when the storm hit and when it ended. And then they looked up from worshipping him and discovered where they were. I can imagine the astonished looks and exclamations. I can also imagine Jesus throwing his head back and laughing uproariously at their wonder and astonishment.
Jesus walks with us through storms he intentionally uses to grow us up to be more like him. But don't get so wrapped up in the storm that you are in that you lose your focus on Jesus, and btw if you aren't in a storm just hang on cuz you will be. But don't forget to watch for those amazing things that Jesus does to bless us with wonder and adoration for our soon coming King.
Kelly @ All God's Daughters Ministry
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Hey everyone, This post got longer than I had expected so it will be 2 parts so watch for the 2nd part tomorrow. Has an...
06/02/2026

Hey everyone, This post got longer than I had expected so it will be 2 parts so watch for the 2nd part tomorrow.

Has anyone experienced a storm before? Pretty much all of us, right? So we all know that storms can be a bit of blow with a sprinkle attached to it, or the 'bit of a blow' can develop into blizzard or hurricane force winds with rain and hail or even a tornado. As for the afore-mentioned sprinkle, it may turn into 'a sweet soaker'. You know, that slow steady rain that saturates everything and leaves great puddles to play in. But that sprinkle can become a sudden thunderstorm that may come up so quickly that you are completely unaware and so also completely unprepared. This is what happened in our story from scripture that surprised me with things I hadn't seen before. It is the familiar story of Jesus walking on the water that you can find in 3 of the 4 gospels. They would be the gospels of Matthew 14:22-33, Mark 6:45-52, and John 6:16-21. This story comes immediately after Jesus amazes his disciples and the crowd who was following him by feeding them all with one boys lunch. The crowd included some 5000 men along with their wives and children. There are great lessons in that story too but they are for another time. While Jesus is saying goodbye to the crowd and heading up the hill to be alone to pray, the disciples get into a boat and head across the sea of Gallilee to Capernaum. In the middle of the night and while they were still in the middle of sea, a storm came up out of nowhere. It is common for dangerously rough storms to develop quickly over the Sea of Galilee. It appears that this storm was rough enough that even the fishermen among the disciples, who made a living on the water before Jesus called them, were afraid for their lives. They had rowed for 3 or 4 miles at this point but even at that distance Jesus could see them and knew that they were in trouble. Let's think on that for a minute. This was a miracle that we often miss! It is dark because it is about 3:00 A.M., it is darker because of this huge storm and the dark clouds roiling over head, the sea was choppy and angry, and waves would obscure a direct line of vision and yet Jesus looked across the lake and saw them as clear as if the sun were shining, the sea was calm and they were sitting in a boat just yards from the shore, but that wasn't the reality. Only God could do that.
Then He moved on to His next miracle. This one is more familiar to us. Most people have heard of Jesus walking on the water. Let's examine the details of this miracle. We already know what the conditions were and we know that the disciples are panicked and afraid of drowning. In the moonless dark of the night they start to make out a figure standing upright in the water and moving towards them. It is too dark to see who it is and not being able to think of a reality where there would be someone out in this storm and seemingly to be floating towards them standing up, they responded the only way their terrified minds would allow them to, "It's a ghost!". This only made them panic more. There is a line in Mark's telling of the story that is a bit confusing. It is in verse 48 of Mark 6 and it says, 'He intended to walk past them'. When I read that my response was, "Wait! What?". I had never seen that before and this was going to require some work to figure out. What I found was that most Bible scholars believe that the phrase "to go past them" refers to a divine manifestation or a theophany. A theophany is defined as a temporary, visible, or tangible manifestation of God to humanity. Now you are probably thinking that is what Jesus' whole life was, and you would be right. But the 2 other places in the Bible where the phrase "to go past them" is found are Exodus 33:18 -23 and 1 Kings 19:11-13. In Exodus it is God showing Moses His back so that he would survive seeing him. In 1 Kings it is God showing himself to Elisha, not in the wind, the earthquake, or the fire, but in the small, quiet whisper. I don't know if Mark had a conversation with Jesus and He told him that was what he had intended to do. I don't know. But I do know what Jesus chose to do at that moment. He heard his friends crying out in fear of him and he responded. "Don't be afraid! Take courage! I AM here!" That last statement in the Greek is The I AM is here! That is so important and there are numerous times Jesus uses that phrase during his life and that is because he is identifying himself with the God who told Moses what to tell the Israelites His name was. The Jews of his day would understand that connection right away. He was saying, "I am your God and I am here." All 3 gospels agree that this is what Jesus said to them and their fear dissipated immediately.
Watch for part 2 tomorrow.
Kelly @ All God's Daughters Ministry
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Hi everyone. I am hoping to wind up our deep dive into our verse: Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatso...
05/21/2026

Hi everyone. I am hoping to wind up our deep dive into our verse: Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever !things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things.Philippians 4:8. There are 2 previous posts working through where our focus should be to walk God's holy highway during our time on earth.
We are continuing on through this verse knowing that each of these things Paul is mentioning requires thought and not just quick intermittent thought. To know these things and understand them can only come through intentional focus and long term thought. We will forget to implement these things in our lives if we don't meditate on them. Think about them and come back to them over and over like a cow chewing it's cud. We need to take time and chew on these as part of our daily routines. Every time we bring them back to mind and continue thinking about their meaning and how to apply them to our lives, the Spirit will show us deeper meanings and how to live these things out. So having established that God counts his truth and honesty, integrity and treating people fairly and championing justice as qualities that Jesus followers must cultivate in their lives, we must implore the Spirit for daily help and because he is our teacher he will guide us as we walk these out.
The next item on Paul's list of things to think on is those things that are lovely. The first thing we think of when we hear 'lovely' is a beautiful girl. That is what our culture has used the word lovely with most often. But in God's economy lovely is about wholesome attractiveness. I think of Stevie Wonders song, Isn't She Lovely, which was about his baby girl. It is referring to virtues that stir the soul toward holiness, that reflect God's goodness and grace. Reflecting the image of Jesus and his characteristics, particularly his love. Ephesians 4:2 Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love. Galatians 2:20 I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.
We are to be filled to overflowing with faith in a loving savior who gave us the Spirit who fills us to overflowing with his love so that it spills over to everyone we touch in our lives, to live in humility with a gentle spirit so that we can love others patiently lifting them up when they need a hand up. Now that is lovely!

Then he brings up thinking on whatever things are of good report. Here he is talking about things that will make our reputation exemplary as we live like Jesus. "For I fully expect and hope that I will never be ashamed, but that I will continue to be bold for Christ, as I have been in the past. And I trust that my life will bring honor to Christ, whether I live or die. For to me, living means living for Christ, and dying is even better” (Philippians 1:20–21, NLT) It also includes the way we live incorpor!ting things that are commendable. “The only letter of recommendation we need is you yourselves. Your lives are a letter written in our hearts; everyone can read it and recognize our good work among you” 2 Corinthians 3:2, NLT
We should emulate the walk of those who are mature in the faith whom we admire.
He admired the admirable: “We always pray for you, and we give thanks to God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. For we have heard of your faith in Christ Jesus and your love for all of God’s people. Above all, you must live as citizens of heaven, conducting yourselves in a manner worthy of the Good News about Christ” Philippians 1:27,
“walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which you have been called, with all humility and gentleness, with patience, bearing with one another in love, eager to maintain the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace” Ephesians 4:1–3, if you think on things of good report your life will reflect those things.
To wind things up Paul says think about things of virtue. 2 Peter 1:5-8
For this very reason, make every effort to supplement your faith with virtue, and virtue with knowledge, and knowledge with self-control, and self-control with steadfastness, and steadfastness with godliness, and godliness with brotherly affection, and brotherly affection with love. For if these qualities are yours and are increasing, they keep you from being ineffective or unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.
The dictionary defines virtues as a moral excellence and Christian virtues are the highest you can achieve. We add to our faith when we focus on things that have virtue. The major Christian virtues are faith, hope and love. 1 Corinthians 13:13 And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.
And finally if there be any praise think on it. 1 Corinthians 14:15
What am I to do? I will pray with my spirit, but I will pray with my mind also; I will sing praise with my spirit, but I will sing with my mind also.
There is only One who is worthy of all praise and His name is Jesus!! Everything in our verse that we are called to focus on is an attribute of God! Understanding that should make us shout out His praise! But if we add to that the knowledge that all of those attributes are attainable by mere mortals who have been bought by the blood of the Lamb should have us face down in humble praise before Him. This too is worship.
So, to tie this up, if we focus on God, if we let him guide our thoughts and speech, if we have holy tunnel vision straight to Him, we will not be tempted or distracted from what God has for us in this life. And His praise shall continually be on our lips because it comes from our heart. "out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks” Luke 6:45
Thanks for studying with me! See you soon!
Kelly @ All Gods Girlz
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Hello everyone, I was reading this verse the other day and realized that it was another one of those verses that I too ...
05/17/2026

Hello everyone, I was reading this verse the other day and realized that it was another one of those verses that I too easily read and think ok control your thought life but then I thought maybe I had been missing the point all this time. It isn't just a command or reminder to control your thoughts. And since this is really making a difference in how I look at this verse I thought maybe someone else might be interested. This is the verse and I posted the first part of the discussion a few days ago. This would be part 2 and there will be more.
Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things.Philippians 4:8
Last post we talked about how thinking on these things Paul shares with us will affect our thought life, our outlook on life, the way we see other people, the way we view our job, our spouses, our children, and more. We are eliminating things that are nothing but distractions that keep our focus off God and on things of this world that aren't worthy of our attention and that pull us away from the holy path that God has put in front of us to walk while we are here on this earth. We are also seeing where are thoughts should be instead and what each one means.
We talked about truth being defined as what God has said as established in His Word.
Next is thinking on things that are honest. This follows Truth because honesty requires you to know the truth and to recognize a lie. If you are honest you will live by the truth and all your activities, relationships, and life choices will be governed by honesty. You will be truthful and fair in business practices. You will be a person of integrity and your reputation will reflect it. But if we are being honest with ourselves we will admit that this sounds great but without the help of the Holy Spirit we can't even come close to living like this. But with God all things are possible.
Colossians 3:9-10 Do not lie to each other, since you have taken off your old self with its practices and have put on the new self, which is being renewed in knowledge in the image of its Creator.
God would not give us a command, 'Do not lie to each other...', if it were not possible for ua to keep it. Honesty is the absence of deceit in any form. That's why we must work in tandem with the Holy Spirit to be honest? Psalm 15:1-2 Lord, who may dwell in your sacred tent?
Who may live on your holy mountain? The one whose walk is blameless,
who does what is righteous,
who speaks the truth from their heart;
If our goal is to be with the Lord these things are important.

Our next thought focus in Philippians is things that are just.
Amos 5:24 says, But let justice roll on like a river,
righteousness like a never-failing stream!
God expects us to be fair to others in everything we do. One of my favorite verses explains why justice matters. Micah 6:8 He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy
and to walk humbly with your God.
God requires us to be just. It infuriates Him when we cheat people and treat them unfairly or ignore them in their need. Isaiah 1:16-17 tells us, Take your evil deeds out of my sight;
stop doing wrong. Learn to do right; seek justice.
Defend the oppressed.
Take up the cause of the fatherless;
plead the case of the widow.
As we focus on what is just we adjust our treatment of everyone around us. God particularly wants us to take care of those who are struggling and not to take advantage of anyone, especially those who are 'down on their luck.' Isaiah 30:18 Yet the Lord longs to be gracious to you; therefore he will rise up to show you compassion. For the Lord is a God of justice.
Continuing on we are told to think on things that are pure. Now, what does that mean? Purity speaks of holiness. Jesus spoke of purity as he taught the beatitudes in
Matthew 5:8 Blessed are the pure in heart,
for they will see God. What does it take to have a pure heart? It is something we have to pursue and that can only come from God. Psalm 51:10 says, Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me.
A steadfast spirit will keep us coming back to ask God to cleanse us again every time we let impure thoughts creep back in and to help us learn to stay away from those things that introduce impurity. It doesn't take much to think of some things that could do that. The obvious one is po*******hy and while that was at the top of the Christian's beware list for many years now there are so many places you can access perverse sexual content that it is almost common place and has become normal to have images flash in your face when on social media, to have content in front of you that will draw you in past just a quick image. It is on the internet on most servers and on TV shows that we used to expect to be clean except for some language. That language is now part of every day vocabulary and used as adjectives or adverbs repeatedly in conversation. It is the rare person who has not just accepted these things because 'there is no way to get away from them'. Romance novels, movies, etc are full of it. S*x and marriage are not necessarily linked together any more. Other things defile us and make us impure. Drug use, alcohol abuse, greed, lying, even compromising our faith. And of course, the list is long.1 Peter 1:22
Now that you have purified yourselves by obeying the truth so that you have sincere love for each other, love one another deeply, from the heart.
It is especially that first part of this verse that I want to highlight. It says in addition to seeking God out to have our hearts cleansed, we can purify ourselves by obeying the truth. What truth and how does that work? God's truth that we have already looked at and can find in His Word. As we apply His truth to everything we allow ourselves to take in, we shun those things that don't fit into the pure category. What if the Bible isn't specific and you think it might be a gray area? The Holy Spirit will convict you, make you uncomfortable and if you look harder at that thing he will show you why it is not pure. If a thing invites you to try, join or follow something that does not line up with God's word or will cause you to get caught up in it and you find you have wasted hours of your time lost in inconsequential nonsense, if it sucks you in so you think you have to check it, or watch it or even send money to it...beware! Check closely into what you are doing and ask the Spirit if you are moving away from that holy walk we are to have with the Lord.
We will continue on in our next post but take time to really evaluate how this applies to you.
Thanks for reading. Watch for more soon
Kelly @ All God's Daughters Ministry
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Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever thin...
05/12/2026

Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things.Philippians 4:8
Fix our minds, thoughts, thought life, then life we live out on whatsoever things are true. What does it mean to fix our minds? Our minds take in thousands of ideas and statements that we are spoonfed bt social media, TV and movies, politicians, friends and family, and complete strangers. Unless you are intentionally monitoring and w**ding out what you don't need or what is a lie coming from our culture or corrupt people, like some politicians, or things spoken into and over our lives by well meaning people who care about you but who have believed lies perpetrated by the enemy of our souls and are repeating them as truth. In order to w**d these things out we need to be able to recognize the lies and things that will affect what we believe fits in the categories given in this verse. Why would anyone lie to you? Because they didn't w**d out the lies and instead incorporated them into their lives as things to live by. In other words, they don't know they are lying to you. Or they are unbelievers who are corrupt and you can't believe any thing they say. The Bible even tells us to be checking what preachers and teachers of scripture are saying to be sure what you are hearing is true.
1 Thessalonians 5:21-22 Test them all; reject every kind of evil. Hold on to what is good.
Why do we have to work so hard at this? Proverbs 4:23 says, Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it. Our hearts direct our thoughts, the thing we say, and the way we live. What resides in our hearts? As Christians we invite Jesus to live in our hearts and the Holy Spirit lives within us to guide us and teach us how to live our relationship with God, growing closer to Him and more like Jesus every day. What our hearts are full of is evident by the way we live, what we watch, read, compromise with. What we do in secret and publicly. If Christ doesn't occupy our hearts, thoughts, direct our actions and speech then what does is from God's enemy, the Father of lies. John 8:44 For you are the children of your father the devil, and you love to do the evil things he does. He was a murderer from the beginning. He has always hated the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he lies, it is consistent with his character; for he is a liar and the father of lies.
Bcause of this our verse says that we should thing on truth, things that are true. But how do we k ow what's true any more. Truth has been twisted so it is hardly recognizable any more. That is satan's favorite game...to twist the things of God that are always good, until they are evil. In a world where truth is relative and everyone has their own truth, and there is confusion and even hatred and fighting as a result, God's Word says in John 17:17 Make them holy in the truth: Your words are truth. This is Jesus praying for his followers through out the ages. God’s words recorded in the Bible will set us apart and make us holy because they are all true. If you want to know where to find truth that will never change with the times or fluctuate with trends no matter how evil, but will always remain absolutely truthful. In John 14:6 Jesus said, I AM the Way (to the Father, to eternal life), the Truth (absolute and above all) and the Life (lived in relationship with God for eternity). Ephesians 1:13 In him (Jesus) you also, when you heard the word of truth, (which is)the gospel (good news)of your salvation, and believed in him, were sealed with the promised Holy Spirit, That seal will protect our minds from deception, from believing the lies that are everywhere and are even made to sound like good things but which will ultimately lead us away from life with God, where as Truth will set you free to live that life that pleases God and keeps you close to him.
More to come on this verse. Watch to see what God has for you!
See you soon.
Kelly at All God's Daughters

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