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25.01.2022 # Cùng c sách hay, Có ý ngha, Có th thay i cuc sng - (Dài & Nhiu Chng) Dám Sng Trên B Vc LI NÓI U ...Continue reading

16.01.2022 Chúa là Vua ca s công chính, Vua ca mi thi i, Vua thiên àng, Vua vinh hin; là Vua muôn vua và Chúa các chúa! Chúa Jêsus là Vua ca tôi. Hôm nay, hãy tôi nói cho bn bit Ngài v i nh th nào.

07.01.2022 January 5 A Ripening Process Amy Boucher Pye When your words came, I ate them; they were my joy and my heart’s delight. Jeremiah 15:16... Jeremiah 15:1518 Genesis 1315; Matthew 5:126 Early in his fifty-year ministry in Cambridge, England, Charles Simeon (17591836) met a neighboring pastor, Henry Venn, and his daughters. After the visit, the daughters remarked how harsh and self-assertive the young man seemed. In response, Venn asked his daughters to pick a peach from the trees. When they wondered why their father would want the unripe fruit, he responded, Well, my dears, it is green now, and we must wait; but a little more sun, and a few more showers, and the peach will be ripe and sweet. So it is with Mr. Simeon. Over the years Simeon did soften through God’s transforming grace. One reason was his commitment to read the Bible and pray every day. A friend who stayed with him for a few months witnessed this practice and remarked, Here was the secret of his great grace and spiritual strength. Simeon in his daily time with God followed the practice of the prophet Jeremiah, who faithfully listened for God’s words. Jeremiah depended on them so much that he said, When your words came, I ate them. He mulled and chewed over God’s words, which were his joy and heart’s delight (Jeremiah 15:16). If we too resemble a sour green fruit, we can trust that God will help to soften us through His Spirit as we get to know Him through reading and obeying the Scriptures. How has reading the Bible changed you? Why might you sometimes not read it? God, the Scriptures feed me and protect me from sin. Help me to read them every day.

05.01.2022 January 3 Moving at the Speed of Jesus Adam R. Holz Lord, Martha said to Jesus, if you had been here, my brother would not have died. John 11:21... John 11:1427 Genesis 79; Matthew 3 Recently, my car needed work. The mechanic’s shop was close, a mile from my home. So I decided to just walk home. But as I shuffled along next to a bustling thoroughfare, I noticed something: Everyone else was moving so fast. This isn’t rocket science. Cars go faster than pedestrians. Zip, zip, zip! As I ambled home, I had a realization: We’re so used to moving fast. All the time. Then, another realization: I often expect God to move just as quickly. I want His plans to fit my speedy timetable. When Jesus lived on earth, His seemingly slow pace sometimes disappointed His friends. In John 11, Mary and Martha sent word that their brother, Lazarus, was sick. They knew Jesus could help (vv. 13). But He arrived some four days later (v. 17), after Lazarus had died. ‘Lord,’ Martha said to Jesus, ‘if you had been here, my brother would not have died’ (v. 21). Translation: Jesus didn’t move fast enough. But He had bigger plans: raising Lazarus from the dead (vv. 3844). Can you relate to Martha’s desperation? I can. Sometimes, I long for Jesus to move more quickly to answer a prayer. Sometimes, it seems like He’s late. But Jesus’ sovereign schedule is different from ours. He accomplishes His saving work on His timetable, not ours. And the ultimate outcome displays His glory and goodness in ways that are so much greater than our plans. When have you been disappointed that Jesus seemingly didn’t answer a prayer, only to realize He was accomplishing something bigger? How did that realization affect your perception of God and His sovereignty? Father, sometimes I get so impatient. Help me to trust in Your perfect timing and to cling to Your goodness in faith.

03.01.2022 # Cùng c sách hay, Có ý ngha, Có th thay i cuc sng - (Dài & Nhiu Chng) Dám Sng Trên B Vc Chng 1: PHÁ HNG VIC TÌM KIM THEO CÁCH THNG TÌNH ...Continue reading