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Daily Devotional: On that day, the people will say: This is our God! We trusted…

“On that day, the people will say: This is our God! We trusted in him, and he saved us! This is the Lord, in whom we trusted; let us rejoice and be glad in his salvation!” (Isaiah 25:9).

Rise up, O brother, and do not yield an inch of the territory already conquered. Hold firmly to God, even in the face of arguments that try to divert your faith. Do not allow unbelief, with its deceptive strength, to tear you away from your connection to the Lord’s garments and throw you into total darkness. Cling to Him with all your being, no matter the circumstances.

Hold fast to God and to His law, for they are the compass that guides the way to eternal life. His instructions not only show us how to live, but they lead us to eternal fellowship with Him. Do not be deceived by ideas that try to minimize the value of the divine commandments, for they are the foundation of a life aligned with God’s purpose.

The strength of your faith lies in not letting go of God’s hand, even in moments of greatest doubt or trial. It is by trusting in His laws and walking in obedience that you will find security, direction, and the certainty that you are on the path to live with the Father and the Son forever. -Adapted from James Hinton. Until tomorrow, if the Lord allows us.

Pray with me: Dear God, help me not to give in to doubts and arguments that try to draw my faith away from You. Teach me to cling firmly to You and to Your Word, trusting that You are the only sure guide for my life. Strengthen my heart to resist unbelief and keep my steps firm on the path that leads to fellowship with You.

My Father, today I ask You for courage to hold Your hand with all my strength, even when circumstances are challenging. Give me discernment so I will not be deceived by ideas that try to devalue Your Law, and help me to walk in obedience, knowing that Your instructions are my compass for eternal life. May my faith be unshakable, anchored in Your truth.

Oh, Most Holy God, I adore and praise You for being my rock and my refuge in times of trial. May my trust in You grow each day, and may I live to glorify You in everything, with security and direction in Your will. Your beloved Son is my eternal Prince and Savior. Your mighty Law never leaves me confused. Meditating on Your beautiful commandments is a constant joy. I pray in the precious name of Jesus, amen.

Daily Devotional: Lord, have mercy on us; for in you we hope!…

“Lord, have mercy on us; for in you we hope! Be our strength every morning, our salvation in time of trouble” (Isaiah 33:2).

The Lord knows how to transform even our failures into steps for our growth. He allows these failures to become opportunities to shape us and move us forward. He remembers—as He did when He created us—that we are dust, the simple dust of the earth that He chose to transform into something “a little lower than the angels.” The Lord understands how fragile we are, how easily we fall into temptation, and He deals with us based on this deep knowledge.

If we are willing to obey His commandments with all our heart, God will help us overcome our weaknesses. He not only forgives our falls, but also strengthens us so that we can rise and continue walking toward Him. His incomparable goodness not only covers our mistakes, but also enables us to live a life in accordance with His will.

However, the key lies in our true and complete willingness to obey. God walks with us to the end, but He requires a surrendered heart, willing to follow Him without reservation. When this surrender happens, His strength supplies our weakness, and we experience the transforming power of His presence every step of the way. –Adapted from A. D. T. Whitney. Until tomorrow, if the Lord allows us.

Pray with me: Dear God, I thank You for Your mercy and patience, which transform even my failures into opportunities for growth. I acknowledge my fragility and my dependence on You, and I cry out for Your help to rise and continue following in Your direction. Shape my heart so that I may be willing to obey You with all my being, trusting that Your strength supplies my weakness.

My Father, today I ask You to help me live in accordance with Your will, even in the face of my limitations. Strengthen me in the areas where I am most fragile, and enable me to walk in obedience, knowing that You not only forgive my falls, but also sustain me to keep going. May my surrender be complete, without reservation, and may Your transforming presence guide me every step of the way.

Oh, Most Holy God, I worship and praise You for being a Father who deeply knows my fragility and yet loves and sustains me. Thank You for Your goodness, which not only covers my mistakes but enables me to live for Your glory. Your beloved Son is my eternal Prince and Savior. Your mighty Law never lets me walk aimlessly. Your beautiful commandments are a continual meditation in my mind. I pray in the precious name of Jesus, amen.

Daily Devotional: The end of all things is near. Therefore, be…

“The end of all things is near. Therefore, be sensible and disciplined in your prayers” (1 Peter 4:7).

If Jesus, the mighty Son of God, considered it necessary to rise before dawn to pour out His heart in prayer to the Father, how much more should we seek in prayer the One who is the Giver of every perfect gift and who has promised to provide everything necessary for our good. Prayer was essential for Jesus, and it should be even more so for us, who depend entirely on divine grace and power.

What Jesus gained for His life through His prayers is something we will never be able to fully comprehend. But one thing we know for sure: a life without prayer is a life without power. The same can be said of a life of disobedience to the Lord. A life without prayer and without obedience may be noisy, busy, and even full of activities, but it will be far from Jesus, who devoted days and nights to seeking the Father’s will and obeying it perfectly.

Therefore, if we desire a life filled with purpose, strength, and true fellowship with God, we need to cultivate a life of prayer and obedience. Prayer connects us to the source of all power, and obedience aligns us with the divine will. Only by following Jesus’ example, in devotion and faithfulness, will we find the true path to a full and fruitful life. -Adapted from Lettie B. Cowman. See you tomorrow, if the Lord allows.

Pray with me: Dear God, help me to understand the importance of seeking You in prayer with the same devotion and intensity that Jesus demonstrated. Teach me to lift my heart to You daily, trusting that You are the source of every perfect gift and all that I need. May my life be marked by moments of surrender in prayer, where I can find strength and direction to follow Your will.

My Father, today I ask You to help me unite prayer with obedience, living in full harmony with what You expect from me. Deliver me from a busy life that is empty of communion with You. Teach me to seek Your will in all things and to follow the example of Jesus, who obeyed You perfectly in everything.

Oh, Most Holy God, I adore You and praise You for being the source of purpose, strength, and abundant life. Thank You for calling me to a life of prayer and obedience that draws me closer to You. As I seek You faithfully, may my life reflect Your power and glory, bearing fruit that honors Your name. Your beloved Son is my eternal Prince and Savior. Your mighty Law is rooted in my heart. Your beautiful commandments never leave my mind. I pray in the precious name of Jesus, amen.

Daily Devotional: Then the Lord turned to him and said: Go in this…

“Then the Lord turned to him and said: Go in this your strength and deliver Israel from the hand of the Midianites; have I not sent you?” (Judges 6:14).

God knows, and you also know, what He has sent you to do. God sent Moses to Egypt to free three million slaves and lead them to the promised land. At first, it seemed he would fail. But did he fail? No. God sent Elijah to confront Ahab, boldly declaring there would be neither dew nor rain. He shut up the heavens for three years and six months. And did Elijah fail? No. Throughout Scripture, there is no record of anyone sent by God to fulfill a task who failed.

God does not send anyone to do His work without knowing that person will obey His commands. Obedience is the foundation for being used by Him. If you live a life of obedience to His will, God will enable you to accomplish what He assigns. Your strength will not come from yourself, but from the Lord Himself, who will qualify and equip you for every task.

Therefore, trust in God and faithfully obey what He commands you. Even if the path seems difficult or impossible, remember that God never fails in His promises. He not only sends you, but also sustains, guides, and empowers you to fulfill the purpose He has established for your life. -Adapted from D. L. Moody. Until tomorrow, if the Lord allows us.

Pray with me: Dear God, help me to trust fully in Your will and Your purpose for my life. Just as You sent Your servants in the past for great tasks, I know You have also appointed me to accomplish something in Your name. Teach me to obey Your commands faithfully, knowing that Your strength will sustain me every step of the way.

My Father, today I ask You for courage and determination to follow the path You have prepared for me, even when it seems difficult or impossible. Give me the confidence that, just as You empowered Moses, Elijah, and so many others, You will also equip me with everything I need to fulfill Your work. May my obedience be the foundation that keeps me firm in Your mission.

Oh, Most Holy God, I adore and praise You for being faithful in all Your promises. Thank You for never sending Your servants without also equipping them. May my life be a constant response to Your call, reflecting Your glory and fulfilling the purpose for which I was created. Your beloved Son is my eternal Prince and Savior. Your mighty Law is my support. Your commandments are sweeter than the sweetest honey. I pray in the precious name of Jesus, amen.

b0600 – Post about the Law of God: God knows that no human creature can perfectly obey His laws…

b060 - Post about the Law of God: God knows that no human creature can perfectly obey His laws...

God knows that no human creature can perfectly obey His laws without ever sinning. For this reason, from Eden, through Sinai, and ending at Calvary, the atoning sacrifice is part of the plan to restore humanity. The defense of the followers of the doctrine of “unmerited favor,” that it is not necessary to obey the laws of the Old Testament because no one can, is completely unfounded. The blood of the Lamb is reserved for those who, even though they sincerely seek to follow God’s laws, fall and need forgiveness. Not a drop of Christ’s blood will apply to those who blatantly ignore the holy and eternal Law of the Lord. | “You have commanded your precepts to be kept diligently.” (Psalm 119:4)


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b0599 – Post about the Law of God: The true heretic is not the one who ignores the teachings of…

b059 - Post about the Law of God: The true heretic is not the one who ignores the teachings of...

The true heretic is not the one who ignores the teachings of church leaders, but rather the one who ignores the teachings of Christ in the four gospels. Heresy is not disagreeing with human tradition; heresy is calling “gospel” what Jesus never taught. Nothing in the words of Christ supports the false doctrine of ”unmerited favor,” which so many leaders love and teach. But Jesus did not leave us in the dark; He trained apostles and disciples to obey the Father strictly, and this standard path applies to both Jews and gentiles. All of them kept the Sabbath, circumcision, forbidden meats, the use of tzitzits, the beard, and all the other statutes of the Lord. Salvation is individual; obey while you are alive. | “Anyone who runs ahead and does not continue in the teaching of Christ does not have God; whoever continues in the teaching has both the Father and the Son.” (2 John 9)


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b059 - Post about the Law of God: One detail that many overlook is Jesus

One detail that many overlook is Jesus’ concern to speak only what His Father commanded Him. Something the Father never commanded Jesus to teach was the doctrine of “unmerited favor.” So how can millions of gentiles justify this doctrine if it has no basis in the words of Jesus? Is it not clear that this false doctrine was created by the serpent to achieve his usual goal: to make souls disobey the Law of God? Salvation is individual. No gentile will ascend without seeking to follow the same laws given to Israel, laws that Jesus Himself and His apostles followed. Do not follow the majority because they are many. The end has already come! Obey while you are alive. | “You have commanded your precepts to be kept diligently.” (Psalm 119:4)


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b0597 – Post about the Law of God: Those obsessed with the doctrine of “unmerited favor” never…

b059 - Post about the Law of God: Those obsessed with the doctrine of "unmerited favor" never...

Those obsessed with the doctrine of “unmerited favor” never mention the words of Jesus in the Gospels, and this is no accident: this teaching does not come from Christ. The serpent fabricated this belief right after the ascension of Jesus, with the same purpose as always: to convince us to disobey God. The idea that God saves those who do not deserve it but rejects those who seek to obey to please Him is clearly demonic, as if the commandments of God were given to be ignored. Even so, millions accept this doctrine. Jesus taught us that the Father sends us to the Son, and the Father only sends those who follow the laws given to the nation He set apart with an everlasting covenant, the same laws that Jesus and His apostles followed. | “I have revealed your name to the men you gave me out of the world. They were yours; you gave them to me; and they have obeyed your word [the Old Testament].” (John 17:6)


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b0596 – Post about the Law of God: Only God, the Author of the holy and eternal Law, can make any…

b059 - Post about the Law of God: Only God, the Author of the holy and eternal Law, can make any...

Only God, the Author of the holy and eternal Law, can make any change to it. Even Jesus, being one with the Father, affirmed that He only spoke and did what the Father commanded Him. The gentile who refuses to obey the laws that God gave to His people in the Old Testament, based on interpretations of what someone, inside or outside the Bible, wrote, will face a bitter surprise at the final judgment. There are no prophecies, neither in the Old Testament nor in the words of Jesus, warning that God would give a man, after Jesus, the power to alter His laws. This is not written. Salvation is individual. No gentile will ascend without seeking to follow the same laws given to Israel, laws that Jesus Himself and His apostles followed. Do not follow the majority just because they are many. | “Do not add to or subtract from the commandments I give you. Simply obey the commandments of the Lord your God.” (Deuteronomy 4:2)


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b0595 – Post about the Law of God: Part of Satan’s attack on the gentiles is to promote the idea…

b059 - Post about the Law of God: Part of Satan

Part of Satan’s attack on the gentiles is to promote the idea that the God of the Old Testament was severe and vengeful, but that with the coming of Jesus, He became more understanding, accepting what He previously did not tolerate. This view has no basis in the prophets or in the Gospels. The goodness and mercy of God have never changed. He is good to those who obey Him, but He is a consuming fire to those who know the laws He gave us in the Old Testament and blatantly disobey them. To say or sing that “God is so good” while ignoring His commandments is a serious offense. Obey and receive His blessings! | “The Lord guides with unfailing love and faithfulness all who keep his covenant and obey his requirements.” (Psalm 25:10)


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