The DAILY VIEW Devotion

Daily Devotion:  Read or HEAR the devotion in Psalm 36 and the KJV chapter at http://www.devotionsfromthebible.com/dvblog/psalm/daily-devotion-of-psalm-36/
It is always best to be close by God’s side than in the way of sinners who are often around the corner from God’s judgment.

Mini-sermons:
Current and past graphic mini-sermons can be viewed at https://www.devotionsfromthebible.com/past-mini-sermons/.  

Daily Bible Study:
Read “How to Study The Bible” at https://www.devotionsfromthebible.com/ii-timothy/how-to-study-the-bible/.
Are you diligently reading and studying God’s Word?

Read the current BIBLE VIEW Newsletter themed “God’s Provision.” The articles featured are “Just Enough,” “Little Is Much When God Is in It,” “God Provided,” “Matthew 6:25-34,” “God’s Ravens” at: https://openthoumineeyes.com/Views25/EmailVersions/BibleView994Email.pdf.
The FREE typeset version (used as a church bulletin insert or ministry handout) is available https://openthoumineeyes.com/Views25/BibleView994.pdf

Read the previous BIBLE VIEW Newsletter themed “Marriage.” The articles featured are “A Biblical Marriage,” “The Difference Between Men and Women,” “The Marriage Institution,” “Marriage Is Not A Mission Field” at:
https://openthoumineeyes.com/Views25/EmailVersions/BibleView993Email.pdf.
The FREE typeset version (used as a church bulletin insert or ministry handout) is available https://openthoumineeyes.com/Views25/BibleView993.pdf

Prayer Requests:

  • Diane Park requests prayer for Linda, who was hospitalized for a serious infection. Prayerfully, she will be released soon.
  • Pray for Kay Kendall’s brother-in-law, Greg, who was hospitalized for seizures, and that the hospital’s care can help him. He seems to be doing better and may be soon released. Keep praying.
  • Adam Smith requests prayer for his children, Tori and Russel., The children are mad and not having anything to do with their parents because the parents are not supporting the children’s lifestyle choices
  • Pray for positive improvements from Max Ware’s unfavorable results from blood work.
  • Pray for Modean Rice’s improvements in health and strength.
  • Your prayer request could

Our Duty to Our Neighbor
C. H. Spurgeon

An infidel once met a Christian and said, “I know you do not believe your religion.”

 “Why?” asked the Christian.

 “Because,” said the other, “for years you have passed me on my way to my business. You believe, do you not, there is a Hell into which men’s spirits are cast?”

“Yes, I do,” said the Christian.

 “And you believe that unless I believe in Christ, I must be sent there?”

 “Yes.”

 “You must not trully believe, I am sure, because if you did, you must be a most inhuman wretch to pass me day by day and never tell me about Hell or warn me of it.”

Soldier of the Cross
Isaac Watts, 1762

Am I a soldier of the cross, a follower of the Lamb?
And shall I fear to own His cause, Or blush to speak His name?
Must I be carried to the skies on flowery beds of ease?
While others fought to win the prize and sailed through bloody seas?
Are there no foes for me to face?
Must I not stem the flood?
Is this vile world a friend to grace,
To help me on to God? 
Sure, I must fight if I would reign:
Increase my courage, Lord;
I’ll bear the toil, endure the pain,
Supported by Thy word.

Wise Words:
“An example is more forcible than a precept.  People look at me six days a week to see what I mean on the seventh.” — Cecil

Author: Bill Brinkworth

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