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September 1st 2025 – Our Thoughts

“Get rid of all bitterness, rage and anger, brawling and slander, along with every form of malice. Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.” (Ephesians 4:31-32)

It’s profound that our Lord emphasizes the significance of thoughts when He describes the flow of iniquity from the heart. “For out of the heart proceed evil thoughts, murders, adulteries, fornications, thefts, false witness, blasphemies” (Matthew 15:19). The heart is the wellspring of our actions, and our thoughts are the initial sparks that ignite the flames of behavior.

No sin manifests without first taking root in our thoughts. Sin often simmers beneath the surface, waiting for the right moment to emerge. Even the quick flash of anger, which may appear spontaneous, is rarely without premeditation. It’s typically the result of prolonged brooding over perceived wrongs and insults. A person quick to anger has likely conditioned themselves, allowing resentment to build until it erupts unexpectedly. This habitual dwelling on grievances creates a cycle that feeds our frustration and bitterness.

Conversely, a person characterized by long-temperedness—someone who embodies patience—demonstrates the fruit of the Spirit, which includes gentleness and self-control. This fruit is cultivated as we submit to the Holy Spirit’s guidance and allow Him to work within us. When we engage in thoughtful meditation on moral truths, reflecting on humanity’s sin, God’s mercy, and the goodness of Christ who died for His enemies, we cultivate a heart less prone to outbursts. A heart that has been molded by grace is less likely to respond with anger and more inclined to react with compassion and understanding.

Consider how often our thoughts can lead us astray. A fleeting negative thought can spiral into anger, resentment, or even despair if left unchecked. The world around us bombards us with negativity, but we have the power to choose how we respond. By focusing on God’s word and His promises, we can transform our thinking and, subsequently, our reactions. Through prayer and meditation, we can train our minds to dwell on what is good, pure, and lovely.

As we seek to embody Christ’s character, let us remember that our thoughts shape our hearts and our hearts shape our actions. In moments of irritation or offense, we can choose to pause and reflect, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide our responses. The worst reaction to an affront or injustice will become annoyance or mild irritation, rather than a burst of sinful anger.

“True transformation begins in the heart; when we nurture our thoughts with grace and compassion, we cultivate a spirit that responds to the world with patience and love.”

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, I come before You with a humble heart, seeking Your guidance and strength. Help me to relate to others as You do—with boundless patience, grace, and gentleness. Teach me to recognize the thoughts that lead me away from Your character, and give me the wisdom to take control of my mind when negativity threatens to take root.

Lord, I ask that You help me cultivate a heart that reflects Your love and mercy. When I am faced with challenges or offenses, remind me of Your forgiveness and the grace You have extended to me. May I be quick to forgive others, just as You have forgiven me, and may my reactions be rooted in Your compassion rather than my frustrations.

Help me to meditate daily on Your Word and the truth of Your promises, so that my thoughts may align with Your will. I desire to walk in the Spirit, producing the fruit of patience and kindness in all my interactions. Thank You for Your unending love and for the work You are doing in my life. I ask all these things in Jesus’ Name, Amen.

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August 16th 2025 – Fruit of the Spirit – Part 4 of 9

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We are on the 4th day of a 9-day journey to learn about all of the fruit of the Spirit – the gifts of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control that come from God.

Patience (Longsuffering) — We are “strengthened with all might, according to his glorious power, unto all patience and longsuffering with joyfulness” (Colossians 1:11)

“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law. (Galatians 5:22-23)

“Patience” in Galatians 5:22-23 literally means “long temper,” in the sense of “the ability to hold one’s temper for a long time.” The NKJV translates it “longsuffering.” A patient person is able to endure much pain and suffering without complaining. A patient person is slow to anger as he waits for God to provide comfort and punish wrongdoing. Since it is a fruit of the Spirit, we can only possess patience through the power and work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

God is patient with sinners. (Romans 2:4) says that God’s patience leads to our repentance. (Romans 9:22) points out that only God’s patience prevents Him from destroying “the objects of his wrath.” Paul glorifies the Lord for His “unlimited patience” that saved him, “the worst of sinners” (1 Timothy 1:16). Peter highlights the patience of God in (1 Peter 3:20), pointing out that God had immense patience with the evil people of Noah’s day, delaying judgment as long as possible

The opposite of patience is agitation, discouragement, and a desire for revenge. God does not want His children to live in agitation but in peace (John 14:27). He wants to dispel discouragement and replace it with hope and praise (Psalm 42:5). We are not to avenge ourselves; rather, we are to love others (Romans 12:19; Leviticus 19:18).

God is patient, and His Spirit produces the fruit of patience in us. When we are patient, we leave room for God to work in our hearts and in our relationships. We lay down our schedule and trust in God’s. We thank the Lord for what and whom He’s brought into our lives. We let God be God.

“With all lowliness and meekness, with longsuffering, forbearing one another in love” (Ephesians 4:2).

“Today, our Lord’s patience gives people time to be saved”

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, Thank You for Your grace and for being so patient with me. Father, help me to walk with patience and grace and to share Your love and mercy with others. In this world of pain, help me to trust in You even when I may not understand all that is happening around me. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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June 21st 2025 – How Much Longer?

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“They shouted to the Lord and said, ‘O Sovereign Lord, holy and true, how long before you judge the people who belong to this world and avenge our blood for what they have done to us?’” (Revelation 6:10)

In Revelation chapter 6, we encounter the voices of those who lost their lives for their faith. These martyred souls are in Heaven, fully aware of the injustices occurring on Earth and the suffering of their fellow believers. Their heartfelt cry to the Father resonates: “O Sovereign Lord, holy and true, how long until you bring justice and avenge our blood?” In essence, they are asking, “Lord, this is not right. How much longer must we wait for Your intervention?”

God responds to their earnest prayers:

“Then a white robe was given to each of them. And they were told to rest a little longer until the full number of their brothers and sisters—their fellow servants of Jesus who were to be martyred—had joined them.” (Revelation 6:11)

This response reminds us that God’s timing often differs from our own. Ecclesiastes 3:11 tells us, “He has made everything beautiful in its time.”

I think back to road trips with my children when they were young. About an hour in, I would hear the familiar question, “How much longer until we get there?” My answers were often reassuring yet vague: “We’re almost there,” or “Just a little bit longer.”

Likewise, the martyred saints are seeking clarity on their vindication, and God simply replies, “Just a little bit longer.” We often find ourselves asking God similar questions: “When will You return, Lord?” or “When will my prayers be answered?” His gentle reminder is always, “Just a little bit longer. Be patient; I am in control and working everything according to My perfect will.”

“God’s delays are not necessarily His denials. So keep praying.”

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, help us to remain steadfast and free from anxiety, especially when we face false accusations or injustices. Empower us to boldly share Your message of salvation with all who will listen until our time on Earth concludes or You return. We are grateful for Your love and presence in our lives. Protect us in these times, and grant us the strength to proclaim Your gospel until the very end. We eagerly await the day of Jesus’ return. Amen.

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May 24th 2025 – God’s Timing Is Always Perfect

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“Therefore, when I have performed this and have sealed to them this fruit, I shall go by way of you to Spain. But I know that when I come to you, I shall come in the fullness of the blessing of the gospel of Christ.” (Romans 15:28-29)

God is a generous and blessing-filled Creator, eager to shower His children with favor. Yet, in His divine wisdom, He grants us free will—a gift that allows us to choose our paths. Sometimes, we inadvertently hinder God’s blessings by stubbornly insisting on our own way. Remember, God’s timing doesn’t align with our schedules; His plan is far superior. There’s a divine order to life, orchestrated by God, who understands the intricate workings of our existence.

The Apostle Paul longed to visit Rome, but he recognized the importance of waiting for the right moment ordained by God. He had learned that patience in the Lord’s timing leads to richer experiences. There are times when we clearly feel called to a purpose, yet it may not be the right time to act. In those moments of waiting, we can trust that God’s timing promises a journey filled with purpose. While it may not always be easy, it will undoubtedly be good. If you encounter ease without resistance, take a moment to reflect; it might be wise to seek God’s guidance to ensure you are aligned with His timing.

“In their hearts humans plan their course, but the LORD establishes their steps.” (Proverbs 16:9)

“Be cautious about rushing God’s timing; you never know whom or what God is protecting you from.”

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, I come before You with love and praise. Thank You for the unwavering love, grace, and mercy You extend to me daily. I am grateful for Your goodness and kindness and for the incredible plans You have in store for my life. Lead me through these plans in Your perfect timing, not my own. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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July 20th 2023 – Setting Aside Childish Ways

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As Christians, we are called to grow in faith and maturity, leaving behind the things of our past that hinder our spiritual progress. Just as a child must put away childish behaviors and thoughts to become a mature adult, so too must we set aside the childish things of our spiritual journey.

1 Corinthians 13:11 – “When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put the ways of childhood behind me.”

Childishness can manifest in various ways in our lives. It can include immaturity, selfishness, and a lack of understanding or discernment. These things hinder our growth in Christ and prevent us from experiencing the fullness of His blessings and purpose for our lives.

When we talk like a child, we may use our words to tear down others, gossip, or speak unkindly. However, as we grow in Christ, our speech should be filled with grace, encouragement, and truth. We should strive to build others up, speaking life into their situations, and glorifying God with our words.

When we think like a child, we may focus on our own desires and seek instant gratification. But as mature believers, we should seek God’s wisdom and align our thoughts with His truth. We should prioritize His will and consider the needs of others, putting aside selfish ambitions for the sake of serving and loving others.

When we reason like a child, we may lack discernment and make decisions based on our emotions or worldly perspectives. However, as we mature in our faith, we should seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit and allow God’s Word to shape our thinking. We should strive for wisdom and discernment, making choices that align with God’s truth and bring glory to Him.

Setting aside childish things requires intentional effort and a humble heart. It means surrendering our own desires and seeking God’s will in every aspect of our lives. It means growing in our understanding of God’s Word and allowing it to transform our thoughts, words, and actions.

Let us commit ourselves to the process of maturity in Christ, seeking His guidance and relying on His strength. As we set aside childish behaviors and thoughts, we will experience the freedom and joy that come from walking in alignment with God’s purposes for our lives.

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, I humbly come before you today, asking for your guidance and strength as I seek to grow in spiritual maturity. Lord, I recognize that there are areas in my life where I still cling to childish behaviors, thoughts, and attitudes. I ask for your forgiveness for any immaturity, selfishness, or lack of discernment that has hindered my growth in you.

Father, I surrender these childish things to you and ask that you replace them with your wisdom, grace, and understanding. Help me to speak words that build others up, encourage, and reflect your love. Remove any harshness, gossip, or negativity from my speech, and fill my mouth with words that bring life and honor to you.

Lord, I also ask for a transformation in my thought life. Give me the ability to think like you, to align my thoughts with your truth, and to focus on your will and purposes. Help me to put aside selfish ambitions and instead prioritize serving and loving others. Grant me discernment and clarity of mind, that I may make choices that reflect your wisdom and bring glory to your name.

Father, I know that this process of maturity requires your grace, patience, and guidance. I pray that you would continue to mold me into the image of your Son, Jesus Christ. Teach me to rely on the Holy Spirit for strength and guidance, allowing Him to lead me in all areas of my life.

Thank you, Lord, for your unconditional love and for never giving up on me. I trust in your faithfulness and power to transform me into a mature believer. May my life be a reflection of your grace and may others be drawn closer to you through my growth and maturity. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.

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July 12th 2023 – Flesh or Spirit

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Romans 8:6 “The mind governed by the flesh is death, but the mind governed by the Spirit is life and peace.”

Diving into the depths of Romans 8:6, we discover a profound truth about the power of our minds when governed by either the flesh or the Spirit. In this verse, we are reminded that our thoughts and mindset greatly influence the course of our lives.

The Apostle Paul, inspired by the Holy Spirit, contrasts two opposing mindsets: one governed by the flesh and the other governed by the Spirit. The “mind governed by the flesh” refers to a mindset that is solely focused on worldly desires, self-gratification, and temporary pleasures. This mindset leads to spiritual death, a separation from the abundant life God intends for us.

However, the “mind governed by the Spirit” refers to a mindset aligned with the will of God, guided by His wisdom and truth. It is a mind that seeks after righteousness, love, and holiness. Such a mindset leads to a life infused with the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, producing abundant life and lasting peace.

As Christians, we have received the incredible gift of the Holy Spirit dwelling within us. Through the Spirit, we are awakened to a new way of thinking, a renewed mindset that reflects the very mind of Christ. This renewed mind guides us away from the empty pursuits of the flesh and directs us towards a life that is pleasing and fulfilling in the eyes of our Heavenly Father.

To cultivate a mind governed by the Spirit, we must actively engage in a relationship with God. We can do this through regular prayer, studying His Word, and seeking His guidance in every aspect of our lives. As we surrender our thoughts, desires, and ambitions to Him, we allow His Spirit to transform us from the inside out.

When we embrace the mind of Christ, our perspectives shift, and our choices align with God’s perfect will. We find ourselves walking in step with Him, experiencing the abundant life and peace that only He can provide. Our thoughts become infused with love, joy, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control – the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23).

Today, let us reflect on our mindset and prayerfully invite the Holy Spirit to govern our thoughts. May we seek to align our minds with the perfect will of God, knowing that as we do, we will experience the fullness of life and peace that surpasses all understanding.

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, thank You for the gift of the Holy Spirit and for the transformative power it brings to our lives. Today, we ask for Your guidance in renewing our minds and aligning our thoughts with Your will. Help us to turn away from the desires of the flesh and embrace the mind of Christ. May our lives be a testament to Your love, joy, and peace. In Jesus’ name, we pray. Amen.

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March 28th 2020 – Pruning and Bearing More Fruit

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“For when we were in the flesh, the sinful passions which were aroused by the law were at work in our members to bear fruit to death.” (Romans 7:5)

The technological advancements made by mankind in the last century or even the last 20 years are astounding. Yet with all our technology, we still have to wait for lettuce to ripen and for olives to mature. Lettuce ripens a month and a half after planting, but for an olive the wait is at least four years. Some of us, like the lettuce, are maturing quickly while others, like olives, are improving more slowly. Something changed in you when you were saved, and still… God is making changes to you.

“But now we have been delivered from the law, having died to what we were held by, so that we should serve in the newness of the Spirit and not in the oldness of the letter.” (Romans 7:6)

We should all be bearing fruit. There may be times that you need to endure pruning before you bear fruit. Pruning redirects energy to the right places. If you are not being fruitful, maybe you need to redirect energy toward the Lord. Don’t just come to church, be the church. Be praying, giving, serving – joining hands with your church to achieve something far greater than any one of us could achieve alone.

“Christianity is not do-it-yourself religion. Its a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and fellowship with the family.”

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, Thank You for loving me. Give me the desire to grow in righteousness through the washing of Your Word, in serving You and prayer. Help me to love and serve others in the place where You want me to grow and bear good fruit. In Jesus’ name. Amen.

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March 19th 2020 – Deliverance and Strength

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“But now, do not therefore be grieved or angry with yourselves because you sold me here; for God sent me before you to preserve life. For these two years the famine has been in the land, and there are still five years in which there will be neither plowing nor harvesting. And God sent me before you to preserve a posterity for you in the earth, and to save your lives by a great deliverance.”(Genesis 45:5-7)

Looking at the life of Joseph we see that he went through a lot of pain and suffering. In the book of Genesis Chapter 45, he is revealing himself to his brothers for the first time. Instead of being angry at them, he loves them. He even encourages them not to feel guilty or angry at themselves for mistreating him. If you are not familiar with the life of Joseph, his brothers had thrown him into a pit and sold him into slavery. They went back to their father and told him that Joseph was dead.

Now, over 20 years later, Joseph had been betrayed by his brothers, enslaved, falsely accused of rape, and imprisoned. He also had been forgotten, lied to, and criticized by many people. In a nutshell, Joseph had it pretty tough, and not just for a couple years, but for over 20 years. Maybe you have experienced similar circumstances?

The truth is, we all are going to go through problems at some point in life. These problems could last for a short season or they could last for what seems like forever. What do we do? Well, Joseph was a great example. He recognized that God had allowed him to go through this situation to help the people around him. Joseph helped a whole nation not starve, and now people from other countries were coming for help as well. Because of him going through problems and keeping his focus on God, he was able to help in someone else’s great deliverance. Today, don’t focus on the problem, focus on the Father. He is not only going to bring you through it, but He is going to use it to help someone else that may go through something similar.

“The Lord is the source of all my righteousness and strength.” (Isaiah 45:24 partial)

“Our problems will always be smaller than our God. When we recognize this, we can become the Inspiration of someone else’s deliverance and Strength from God.”

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, I am grateful for the promises of Your Word. I do pray that You help me during the difficult seasons in life. During those times, help me to focus on You. I need Your power and strength to face each one of lives struggles and dissapointments. Please continue to help and teach me to turn to You first. Help me learn to patiently endure the suffering and the hard times and honor You in the midst of them as I walk by faith. I lift up all of my troubles and faithfully trust in You Lord that you will guide me or even provide me with an extraordinary rescue.. Continue to give me the strength and help me to recognize how can I be someone else’s help. In Jesus’ name I pray. Amen.

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March 10th 2020 – What Do You Seek

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“Then Jesus turned, and seeing them following, said to them, “What do you seek?” (John 1:38)

That’s the question we need to have answered in our lives isn’t it? “What do you seek?” Is it a better marriage? A promotion at work, more money, more notoriety? Maybe to see your kids walking with the Lord? Are we seeking the Lord’s hand of blessing more than we are seeking the Lord Himself?

They once asked Jesus where He was staying. He told them to come and see. Where is the Lord in our lives? The Lord is saying to come and hang with Him. We ask where. The cross!

Then He said to them all, “If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow Me. For whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake will save it.” (Luke 9:23-24)

When we come to Jesus, not for His hand of blessing but for His will to be done in our lives. When we are willing to lay down our life for His sake, then He begins showing us things greater than we could possibly imagine.

In John 1:50 Jesus sees Nathaniel having devotions under the tree…

“Jesus answered and said to him, “Because I said to you, ‘I saw you under the fig tree,’ do you believe? You will see greater things than these.” (John 1:50)

Please prioritize the Lord in your devotional life. Jesus is taking note. He then tells us “You will see greater things than these.” When we lay our life down for His sake, we find that all we ever needed was Jesus.

“You don’t know that Jesus is all you need Jesus is all you have.”

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, please help me continue to seek You because I want to know You not just what You can give me. Please forgive me when I fail in this. Give me the power of Your Spirit to set my devotion upon You and Your will for me. I thank You Lord because I can trust You’ll do even greater things with my life as I trust in You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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March 4th 2020 – Speak Life, Not Death

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Then his wife said to him (job), “Do you still hold fast to your integrity? Curse God and die!” (Job 2:9)

In the Book of Job. (pronounced “Jobe”) It begins with an introduction to Job’s character, he is described as a blessed man who lived righteously in the Land of Uz. The Lord’s praise of Job prompted Satan to challenge Job’s integrity, suggesting that Job served God simply because God protected him. Satan caused much pain and greif for him, tormenting Job to try to break his faith.

We often think, well, Satan left Job’s wife alive because she was carnal. That could be. It’s interesting we are not told where she is in her faith before this statement. Maybe she was walking with the Lord before losing her wealth, her house and grounds, her children and is now watching her husband in pain. And maybe just giving in, she said “Curse God and die, I give up Job!”

This can happen to any of us. We all go through hard times, and it’s easy to speak poorly during those times. Be watchful of anyone speaking contrary to the Word, or speaking negatively in hard times. Be the person who speaks life, who speaks the truth, and speaks love. Allow God to use you to bring healing to others who are hurting, and to empower you to be a witness for His glory even while you are going through hard times.

“The beauty and strength of a marriage is that often when one is weak, the other is strong.”

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, Thank You for empowering us through Your Spirit to speak life and blessings to others even during the hard times. Help us to be loving when it’s someone else hurting, and help us to speak wisely when we are hurting. We lift up to You all those in our life going through difficult situations, and ask You to use us to be a blessing in all of our relationships. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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