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snippets from the past


I want to finish this week with some “snippets” from past e-devotions.  Things that stick out … truth I need to be reminded of … God continuing to guide and love and lift us.


Take some time today and this weekend digest, or at least read again, the things God has shared before.  God is still working because God is good!


John 8:36 NASB

So if the Son makes you free, you will be free indeed.

 

Freedom can be described in all different kinds of ways.  Often it refers to someone not received what they deserve.  On the other hand freedom can be described as something given by grace and undeserved and not easy to understand.


And another …


SURE THING: God’s love never ends!

 

SURE THING: God’s mercy never ends.

 

SURE THING: God’s faithfulness is incredible.

 

SURE THING: God’s mercy is refreshing and sweet every morning.

 

SURE THING: God is our hope.

 

SURE THING: If we depend on God, He is good to us.

 

SURE THING: Waiting on God brings reward.

 

SURE THING: I am an heir to a great inheritance because of God

 

Claim what is a sure thing directly from our God.


And another … 


John 13:34  NASB

A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another, even as I have loved you, that you also love one another.

 

Choose this week to be the cheerleader, the servant, the helper, the listener, the prayer warrior for one another!


There ya go.


I am encouraged so often by what I see God doing.  To see what He is doing often takes remembering what He did in the past He will do again.


Have a great weekend!


Finally, please pray for the trip to Cuba next week and the retreat I will help to host May 5-7 for the FCA sports ministry staff in Cuba.  Thank you!  God is good!

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