Worthy is the Lamb: 02/11/17

Saturday, February 11, 2017

THE MOST HATED COMMANDMENT OF CHRIST JESUS - IRONICALLY IT IS "LOVE"

Very good video and explains what is really wrong in our churches and the world today. God bless you all.

John 3:16-17

First Corinthians 15:1-11

JESUS LOVES YOU!

TREY GOWDY (POLITICIAN) -- MOST BEAUTIFUL POLITICAL SPEECH MADE IN THE USA (BIBLE-BASED)

YHWH bless you, Trey Gowdy. You are always in my heart and prayers. I thank Almighty God for you today!

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OUR DAILY BREAD DAILY DEVOTIONAL - I KNOW EVERYTHING

You discern my going out and my lying down; you are familiar with all my ways.—Psalm 139:3

Our son and daughter-in-law had an emergency. Our grandson Cameron was suffering from pneumonia and bronchitis and needed to go to the hospital. They asked if we could pick up their five-year-old son, Nathan, from school and take him home. Marlene and I were glad to do so.

When Nathan got in the car, Marlene asked, “Are you surprised that we came to get you today?” He responded, “No!” When we asked why not, he replied, “Because I know everything!”

A five-year-old can claim to know everything, but those of us who are a bit older know better. We often have more questions than answers. We wonder about the whys, whens, and hows of life—often forgetting that though we do not know everything, we know the God who does.

Psalm 139:1 and 3 speak of our all-knowing God’s all-encompassing, intimate understanding of us. David says, “You have searched me, Lord , and you know me. . . . You discern my going out and my lying down; you are familiar with all my ways.” How comforting to know God loves us perfectly, is fully aware of what we will face today, and He knows how best to help us in every circumstance of life.

Our knowledge will always be limited, but knowing God is what matters most. We can trust Him. —Bill Crowder

Thank You, Lord, that You know everything about me and what I need.
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Knowing God is what matters most.

INSIGHT: God knows who we are (Ps. 139:1-6), who we are becoming (vv. 7-12), and how we got where we are (vv. 13-18). Consider praying Psalm 139:1 as both a confession and an invitation. Take comfort in the fact that God knows and loves you, and invite Him to take you to places of greater intimacy with Him. Dennis Moles

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