Saturday – Psalm 22:1-5; 22-24
Today marks the darkest day in the history of the world—the day God was dead. It is a silent day and a sad day. We must not move quickly through it. It is important for us to sit in the sadness and the grief before we move on to the resurrection. Grief over Jesus’ death leads our hearts to grieve over our own sin. Grief over sin leads to repentance and repentance leads to life. Sit in the darkness and grieve today before we rejoice in the morning.
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Thursday – Luke 7:36-50Debt is never looked upon favorably in Scripture, yet Jesus uses debt here as the ...
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Tuesday – Luke 12:13-21In this story, a man, wanting a share of his brother’s inheritance, asks Jesus to ...
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Monday – Matthew 25:14-30Many times, Jesus used financial examples to make a spiritual point. This week we are ...
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Friday – 2 Corinthians 9:6-11Have you ever felt compelled to do something out of emotional guilt? I love ...
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Thursday – 2 Corinthians 8:10-15The backbone of giving generously is love. We have the ability to love because ...
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Wednesday – 2 Corinthians 8:7-9Paul uses the example of the church in Macedonia to encourage the Corinthians to ...
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