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To be assured of our salvation is no arrogant stoutness. It is faith. It is devotion. It is not presumption. It is God’s promise.

Augustine

God-conscious all day long.

“My eyes are ever toward the Lord, for he will pluck my feet out of the net.” Psalm 25:15

Celebrate the joy of serving others!

How does pouring your heart into acts of service reflect the love of Christ and impact those around you? 🙌🌍

Like a symphony, let your marriage create beautiful HARMONIES through shared experiences and love! 🎶

'Make a joyful noise to the Lord!' (Psalm 100:1) #SymphonyOfLove
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Has God become your refuge? This is not an automated process. One way it happens is through his counsel. “I bless the Lord who gives me counsel.”

Which BIBLICAL TRUTH has RESONATED with you the DEEPEST during our time together? 🙏

Take a moment to share how it’s impacting your daily life. Your voice matters! #FaithInAction

The Son of God invites us to draw near to his presence. Despite our sin, access to the Holy of Holies is possible through the blood of Jesus.

I have decided to follow Jesus.

No turning back.

Muslims and Christians do not worship the same God.

February 12: Liar or Lord?

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Exodus 28:1–29:46; John 5:16–30; Song of Solomon 4:1–3

When Jesus made a defense of His healing on the Sabbath, He was upping the ante instead of defusing the situation: “My Father is working until now, and I am working” (John 5:17). For the Jews, such a claim was blasphemous. Not only was Jesus breaking the Sabbath, He was equating Himself with the Father and thus claiming to be God. He was presenting the people with a choice.

Jesus provides compelling insight into His relationship with God. Jesus’ authority stems from His relationship with the Father, which is one of complete submission. In fact, He can do nothing on His own. Whatever the Father does, He does likewise. There is complete trust and openness—the Father loves the Son and shows Him all that He is doing. Both the Father and the Son give life. But with authority, the Father has also given the Son judgment.

Jesus presents His audience with an ultimatum as He carries out God’s will on earth: “The one who does not honor the Son does not honor the Father who sent him. Truly, truly I say to you that the one who hears my word and who believes the one who sent me has eternal life, and does not come into judgment” (John 5:23–24). His claims require bold acts—total faith or total rejection. He is not merely a prophet sent from God.

How do you respond to Jesus’ claim? Are you completely and solely devoted to following Him?

February 12 - Why the Priority of Humility?

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“‘Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven’” (Matthew 5:3).

This beatitude was uttered first because humility is the foundation of all other graces and a crucial aspect to salvation (cf. Matt. 18:3–4). The door into Christ’s kingdom is narrow and low, and no one who sees himself or herself too large or too tall will ever pass through. It makes about as much sense to attempt to grow fruit apart from a tree and its branches as to expect the other graces of the Christian life to grow apart from humility.

Until we humble ourselves to recognize our own spiritual poverty and our need of Christ, we cannot see and experience His gracious, saving riches. Jesus said of the contrite tax collector, “I tell you, this man went to his house justified rather than the other [the Pharisee]; for everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, but he who humbles himself will be exalted” (Luke 18:14).

No person can receive the kingdom of God until he or she realizes they are unworthy of that kingdom. The proud Laodicean church declared collectively, “I am rich, and have become wealthy, and have need of nothing,” but in reality the members were “wretched and miserable and poor and blind and naked” (Rev. 3:17). People like the Laodiceans remind us of the story of the Roman slave girl who would not recognize her blindness, insisting that her world was just permanently dark.

Until the proud are willing to be poor in spirit, they can’t receive the King or enter His kingdom.

Ask Yourself

We see that pride is the chief barrier between people and God, between sinful souls and Christ’s glorious salvation. But what else does pride restrict us from experiencing and enjoying? What other residual costs does it incur in our lives?

DAY 12: Why did Jesus institute the Lord’s Supper?

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“Use your precious time to share the gospel. Any other pursuit is chasing the wind. Eternity will prove that to be true.” —Ray Comfort

Thomas Watson's three marks of meekness:

1. Submission to God’s Will: Accepting His providence without complaint.

2. Gentleness Toward Others: Responding to wrongs with kindness, not vengeance.

3. Humility in Self-View: Considering others more significant than oneself.

Your marriage is a GIFT from God, wrapped in GRACE and tied with LOVE. Treasure it daily! 🎁

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“Wait for the Lord;
be strong, and let your heart take courage;
wait for the Lord!” Psalm 27:14

Pause before you act.

Remember his promises.

Trust him to act.

Now. Go ahead.

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Let's cover each OTHER in love and support during tough times. 🌟🙏 #FaithSupport