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Thursday, June 18, 2026 God bless you and Good morning. (Sorry for the lateness)

Judges 2:10 can be explained as spiritual amnesia. Our faith is never hereditary; it must be intentionally passed down, or it is lost in a single generation.

To "Know the Lord" means to have a firsthand, experiential relationship with Him. A generation may have heard stories about God's mighty acts but they lack a personal relationship with Him.

A generation that does not know God, quickly turn to idolatry and fall into a destructive cycle of sin and oppression.

This verse represents the fear of everyone of us who are faithful to the Lord. How do we raise those who will come after us to be faithful to Him, as well.

Our objective is to do our best to "Train a child in the way should go so when their old they do not part from it" Proverbs 22:6.

Plant the seed and pray it grows a strong faith in our children and grandchildren, generation after generation.

God bless us all with a safe wonderful day.

Good morning, Wednesday June 17, 2026. God bless and protect us all.

"Be alert and of sober mind" does not mean drunkenness but reather encourages us to maintain clear, disciplined judgment and constant spiritual awareness.

The devil is the adversary who seeks to destroy, distract, or weaken people's faith. He uses man and our own mind to accomplish his goal of moving us away from God.

This passage calls us to spiritual vigilance as we face an active, supernatural enemy who seeks to destroy faith and lead us astray. We must maintain a clear, self-controlled mind and stand firm in our faith.

As Christians through the power of Jesus Christ we can resist the devil and rebuke him by standing firm and trusting in our Lord.

We don't have to live in fear of this warning, because God is with us and with him we have victory over those who mean us harm.

Have a great safe Wednesday as we walk with God.

Good morning God bless you Tuesday June 16, 2026

ROMANS 15:13 is one of many scripture verses reminding us that true joy and peace come from the Holy Spirit, not from a perfect life or our circumstances.

Believing in God stabilizes our emotions and protects our minds from anxiety. Living righteously matters more than pursuing temporary material comforts.

God isn't just a distributor of hope; He is the actual embodiment and source of it. Relying on Him provides an eternal foundation for optimism within us all.

This verse serves as a comforting reminder that when we face difficulties or feelings of despair, we can turn to the Holy Spirit to renew our strength and restore our confidence in God's plan.

Have a wonderful Tuesday knowing God is with us.

Good morning Monday June 15, 2026. God bless you.

Hardship by discipline is framed as a sign of Divine love. We dont like it but we must understand God disciplines His children because He loves us and accepts us as family.

We're encouraged to remain strong in our faith during the hardship rather than give up. Trusting that the trials serve a purpose even though we don't understand.

Some of our hardships are discipline for our sin, some come from someone else's sin that affects us, and some just come from the trouble of life itself.

Though discipline can be painful in the moment, it is intended to eventually make us righteous with God and give us peace.

God’s discipline is always for our benefit, designed to help us and not harm us. It helps us to share in His holiness and experience a deeper, more peaceful life.

When we face discipline stay faithful this is where we need to believe victory will come out of it.

Remember Jesus tells us "You are mine". If we have been called by the Son of Man as his, than we can rest knowing we are a children of God the Father and everything will be alright.

Have a safe blessed week my friends.

It's Friday 🙌 June 12, 2026. Good morning my God bless you with a terrific day.

Jesus had just called Matthew, a tax collector, to be one of His disciples. In that era, tax collectors were deeply despised and considered traitors and outcasts.

Shortly after, Jesus and His disciples sat down for dinner at Matthew's house alongside many other tax collectors and societal "sinners."

The Pharisees were disturbed by this and asked Jesus' disciples, "Why does your Teacher eat with tax collectors and sinners?" .
Jesus says: "Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick."

He uses a simple medical analogy to explain His mission: just as sick people need a doctor, spiritually broken and repentant sinners need a Savior, while the self-righteous do not.

Jesus completes His thought in the next verse by quoting from the Old Testament: "Go and learn what this means: 'I desire mercy and not sacrifice.' For I did not come to call the righteous, but sinners, to repentance."

To receive God's grace, we must first admit we need it. We can ask for it sincerly everyday. Jesus came for those who are acutely aware of their flaws, mistakes, and spiritual sickness, people like us.

Have a wonderful weekend, please be safe and blessed.

Good morning, today is Thursday, June 11, 2026. May God be with us all.

Colossians 3:21written by the Apostle Paul, outlines principles for healthy, godly households. It specifically addresses fathers to ensure their parenting is constructive rather than destructive.

It does not say we shouldn't discipline our children for wrong doing. Rather parents are warned against harshness, unfairness, and excessive aggression that can breed resentment.

Discipline should never cross into harshness, overbearing control, or endless criticism.

It advises parents to balance authority with encouragement so children do not lose heart or give up. this leads to greater issues for parents children and society.

Instead of stirring up anger, parents are encouraged to build their children up and guide them with patience.

To our parents and grandparents God bless you all for training our children in the way they should go, so they have a positive productive rewarding life.

Have a safe blessed wonderful day.

Wednesday June 10, 2026 Good moring and God bless you.

Isaiah 55:11 is a biblical verse about the power and reliability of God’s promises.

It affirms that just as rain nourishes the earth to produce life, God’s spoken word will never fail or return "empty,", but will ultimately achieve everything it was intentionally sent to do.

It serves as a assurance that divine promises and commands are guaranteed to reach fruition for each of us.

This verse assures absolute reliability. People can rest assured that God keeps His commitments.

Unlike human words, which often fall short or are broken, God's word has the power to bring about exactly what He intends.

If we dont have what we prayed for YET, let's remember God's plans are greater than our own. His word achieves His will, even if the timing or methods do not align with our personal expectations.

May God walk with us today and everyday. Amen

Good morning, Tuesday June 9, 2026 may God bless and protect us all.

Proverbs 29:27 highlights the deep, fundamental divide between good and evil we see daily in this world.

Those who choose to live uprightly often face hate, pushback or persecution from others.

It underscores how conflicting moral values and lifestyles create animosity between those who follow God and those who dont.

Just as an honest person is sickened by intentional evil, brought upon the innocent,
a corrupt person resents the moral integrity of the upright.

Good and evil hold a deep, irreconcilable disdain for one another because their opposing moral values constantly clash.

We must make a daily decision to "Do what we know is right and we will never be wrong, despite what others might say".

As scripture tells us "Remember, it is sin to know what you ought to do and then not do it"
James 4:17.

Have a wonderful and blessed day.

Good morning, Monday June 8, 2026. May God bless us all and keep us free from sin.

Acts 20:20 captures the apostle Paul's ministry philosophy by summarizing his commitment to preaching the gospel openly and providing intimate, personal discipleship in private homes.

Like Paul we must, keep nothing back that's helpful. This means not watering down the message, withhold difficult truths, or compromise the gospel out of fear of offending someone or appeasing them.

Paul believed in sharing "The whole will of God," both encouraging promises and necessary corrections. We all love encouragement but show contempt when somebody corrects us.

Constructive criticism isn't easy to hear but helpful to us in all area's of life if we listen with an open mind and not a closed heart.

This verse serves as a model for authentic discipleship. Sharing faith requires both bold, transparent public declarations and deeply personal, during one-on-one relationships where people can be individually cared for and taught.

Let's be like Paul, ensuring effective ministry happens in both large community settings and intimate, one-on-one personal relationships.

Have a blessed safe day and week.

Good morning Friday, June 5, 2026. God bless us all.

Proverbs 22:17 highlights the profound connection between mental and physical health. This verse contrasts our two states of being:

The Joyful Heart (Good Medicine): This is a positive, hopeful, and merry disposition. It has a restorative, healing effect on the body and mind. Joy acts as a natural remedy to life's stresses.

The Crushed Spirit (Dries Up the Bones): is a broken, chronically negative, or hopeless spirit which saps vitality. "Drying up the bones" referes to deep physical and emotional exhaustion, illustrating how despair can physically break a person down.

This verse also serves as wisdom to guard our mind, choose joy, and lean on faith rather than allowing negativity or deep sorrow to take a physical toll on our body.

LET'S GO INTO THE WEEKEND BLISSFUL KNOWING ALL IS WELL BECAUSE WE LOVE JESUS AND HE DEEPLY LOVES US.

Have a wonderful safe weekend.