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Shod

November 9, 2017 No Comments

Ephesians 6: 15

Having shod your feet with the preparation of the gospel of peace.

What a funny word, “shod”. Of course it means having put on shoes. Shoes are part of the armor of God, part of what protects us as we stand firm against the enemy. This piece of armor, though, seems to be the most misunderstood of all. Let’s see if we can unravel the meaning in this verse and gain a functional revelation.

The key question, I have found, is, “How do I put on the armor?” Today’s verse actually reveals the answer. We shoe our feet by preparing ourselves in the gospel. Do you see that? The shoes are not shoes of peace. They are armored shoes but the way you obtain and wear them is by preparing yourself through time and attention given to the Word of God.

Shoes may seem rather mundane but think of it this way. Our feet are the one place where we come in contact with the world. We need insulation from the world and its ways. We need a barrier between us and worldly influences. Our shoes provide that protective barrier. Also, if one is to “stand” firm then not only are our feet the point of contact but they are also our foundation. Feet are required for standing so the feet are a focal point.

So far we have considered our belt of truth and the breastplate of righteousness. We discovered that Jesus is the truth, and that he is our righteousness. So, what do you think about the gospel? John 1: 1, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” Are you seeing a recurring theme here? Jesus is our victory. He has prepared our armor so that we can stand firm against the schemes of the devil. Our part is to put on Jesus. In the case of our shoes, it is done by spending time in the Word. This isn’t a magic pill. The truth is that the Word just arms you for battle. It prepares you to stand. Your confidence is found in the Word.

Why, though, do you think Paul called it the gospel of peace? Several reasons really but the main one for this application is that peace is what we are desirous of. We do not put on the armor of God because we like to fight or want to fight. We are not aggressors. We don the armor of God because we want peace. Jesus has provided the means by which we can live in peace. It begins with truth wrapped around us like a belt, followed by a layer of protection over our hearts called righteousness or being right with God. Then we put on shoes or protection from the ills the world would invade our lives with by spending time with Jesus in his capacity as the Word. Your preparation in the gospel of peace will ground you. It will give you good, solid footing. You will not stumble when you have prepared yourself in the gospel. Invest your heart and some time in the Word. It will stand you in good stead.

Breastplate

November 8, 2017 No Comments

Ephesians 6: 14b

Stand firm therefore, having girded your loins with truth, and having put on the breastplate of righteousness.

What do you picture when you hear “breastplate?” Do you see Roman armor or perhaps medieval knight armor? A good visual image helps understand the importance of this piece of armor.

The breastplate protects all the vital organs except the brain. Obviously, it is a crucial piece of armor. We are encouraged by Paul’s writings to stand firm against the enemy. You won’t fear the stones thrown by the enemy because your breastplate protects your heart and the rest of your sensitive organs. So, what is our breastplate fashioned from and how do we don it?

The breastplate is righteousness, so what is righteousness? The simple answer is that it is right standing with God. Vine’s adds “right relationship” with God. The harder question becomes, how do we attain this right standing or righteousness with God.? It may be easier to begin by discussing the wrong way to pursue righteousness. Romans 9: 30 – 32 reads, “What shall we say then? That Gentiles, who did not pursue righteousness, attained righteousness, even the righteousness which is by faith; but Israel pursuing a law of righteousness, did not arrive at that law. Why? Because they did not pursue it by faith, but as though it were by works. They stumbled over the stumbling stone.” Many of us have confused righteousness with holiness. We are to be holy for God is holy (1 Peter 1: 16) but holiness is not synonymous with righteousness. The Jews, Paul tells us, tried to acquire righteousness through good works. That is not the way. Jesus is the way (John 14: 6). We can never be righteous in or by our own works. The Gentiles attained to righteousness because of their faith, because, “He made Him who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf, that we might become the righteousness of God in Him.” (2 Corinthians 5: 21). They put their faith in Jesus and he became their righteousness.

The key to putting on this breastplate of righteousness is contained in that verse. It is in the last two words. Jesus is righteousness but if you want to put on his righteousness then you must be “in him.” This is so critical. As I said, it is the key. One can be a Christian but never make their abode with and in Christ. We must put him on and live in him. It is difficult to explain but you may perceive the difference. Abiding in him means that your life is inextricably interwoven with Christ. He is all wrapped up in your life and you in his. When you are in Christ, when you make that decision to live in him, then his righteousness becomes yours automatically. This is not a work of the flesh either. By faith we receive the righteousness of God. We receive, rather than labor. My holiness is putrid but Jesus’ righteousness is glorious, shining armor.

So, this means that your right standing with God, which is something Jesus bought for you, protects and guards your heart. Your part is to receive it with grace and thanksgiving. Acknowledge your righteousness in Christ Jesus in your own mind. Speak it with your mouth. When you are challenged, stop and see yourself putting on the righteousness of God like a Roman breastplate. Wear righteousness proudly because not only is it the breastplate of your armor but in fact you have actually become the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus. Wear Jesus, therefore, proudly and when you feel like a sinner, or when the devil accuses you, renew your mind with this truth. Stand firmly, therefore, unable to be persuaded that you are lowly and sin-stained. Stand proudly with your chest up displaying the righteousness of Jesus. Where we have failed, he has all the more overcome and his victory outshines our ineptitude and failures.

Shine up your breastplate. Put it on by acknowledging Jesus’ purchase of righteousness for you. Get you and your failure off your mind and delightedly present Jesus. Don’t try to earn righteousness, just put it on.

Belted

November 7, 2017 No Comments

Ephesians 6: 14

Stand firm therefore, having girded your loins with truth.

The first piece of armor God has given us is truth. It is worn like a belt, around your middle. It circumnavigates your whole body and connects the lower and the upper half. Truth is the beginning point. Without tying yourself to the truth, all else will be meaningless. In order to stand firm, the first thing we need is THE truth, and dedication to the truth.

Jesus told us that he is the truth (John 14: 6) and the beginning and the end (Revelation 21: 6). He is continuity. Like a belt or sash wrapped around you, the beginning and the end, come together. They complete one another. There is no loose end because the end is connected to the beginning. The truth is the ongoing support of all else. Jesus was in the beginning with God. Truth, therefore, is the beginning point but it is the ending point as well and everything that is or ever will be must, necessarily, be contained within this circle of beginning and ending and back to the beginning again. Wherever Jesus is, there is truth and we are wrapped with it.

In the case of armor, the belt or sash secures clothing and armament. It is the piece from which many other items of clothing and weaponry depend. Knives and swords are suspended from the belt. In life, it is truth which sets us free. Really, it is knowing the truth, the real truth, not our imagined or perceived truths which is freeing. So, freedom is secured by truth. In an interesting contrast, the more wrapped up we are in the truth, the more free we are. Other garments may be worn loosely but the belt is meant to be snugged securely about us.

When we begin with truth, not only have we begun with Jesus but we actually form the basis by which the rest of our armor, and hence our lives, will depend. The belt of truth is prime importance. There is no possibility in making truth too high a priority. When you hear the word truth, there should be at least two resonant ideas. First is that Jesus is the truth. That should be loud in your mind and spirit. Second, there is the ordinary use of the word truth, as in not false nor even misleading. We should endeavor to live in and speak truth as absolutely as we may. Lying on taxes is not acceptable because it is untruth. Misleading business associates is not living in truth. Do you know that if we are to live in the fullness of victory Jesus has prepared for us, and our battle array to shine and be effective, we cannot even lie to our kids, even when it is uncomfortable? We are going to have to learn new ways to respond to people such that we do not compromise our firm stance. You cannot usher in truth, which is overcoming power and freedom, and at the same time utter untruths. There is a decision to be made here and this is the point of beginning. Will you gird yourself, first and foremost, with truth?

The reality, as we begin this study, is that untruth leaves you exposed. None of us desires to begin with our pants down. So pull up your pants. Cinch your belt of truth and prepare yourself for victory.

Armored

November 6, 2017 No Comments

Ephesians 6: 10 – 13

10 Finally, be strong in the Lord and in the strength of His might.
11 Put on the full armor of God, so that you will be able to stand firm against the schemes of the devil.
12 For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the powers, against the world forces of this darkness, against the spiritual forces of wickedness in the heavenly places.
13 Therefore, take up the full armor of God, so that you will be able to resist in the evil day, and having done everything, to stand firm.

This passage of scripture is one of the foundational scriptures regarding spiritual warfare. Peter warned us to not be unaware of our enemy, “Be sober-minded, be alert. Your adversary the devil is prowling around like a roaring lion, looking for anyone he can devour “(1 Peter 5: 8 CSB). Peter identifies our enemy as the devil as he informs us that the devil is searching for someone he can devour. The New Living Translation says that he prowls around like “a hungry lion with his mouth open” seeking someone to eat.

There are some revelations you can take from 1 Peter 5: 8. Clearly, not everyone is one whom the devil can devour. That is why he must roam around in search of someone who is vulnerable. That need not be you. You have armor to protect you.

So, where do you think the armor came from? Who forged it? Who provided it? Is this not the raiment purchased by Jesus at the cross? This answers the troubling question confronting spiritual warfare. If Jesus was victorious over the devil, why must we still engage in spiritual warfare? Jesus won the armor and forged it in the bowels of hell when he went to Hades and defeated the devil. You can be and are victorious in Christ but we are not victors in our own might and we are unwise if we try to fight the devil in our strength. This passage does not teach us to fight the devil ourselves. Look again at verse 10, “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in the strength of His might.” We are strong in the strength of the Lord and in him only. The battle is won when we stand firm in the strength of the Lord.

This is so important to understand. Yes, there is still an enemy. Peter warns us in this regard. “Don’t be foolish,” he might say, “be alert and aware that your enemy is the devil and that he is on the prowl, he seeks his prey.” We must be vigilant, as the King James Bible says. There is an enemy and we must still stand up to him today. He will eat your lunch if you let him but the key is that Jesus has fashioned armor of his victory which will allow you to stand firm against all of the schemes of the devil (v. 11). Understanding this nuance is the key to success in spiritual warfare. Fear not. Have no fear of the devil. Jesus has provided.

This week, I will show you just what Jesus created for you and how you may don the armor of his victory. I will explain just how you are well able to stand against the enemy without trepidation. You will not quaver but will be strong in the might of the Lord. You will understand, at a deeper level, just how strong you are in the power of Jesus’ might and you will never again fear the devil nor his bite. You are the victorious heir of Jesus’ defeat over Satan and all his little minions. The truth will set you free, so prepare yourself to shout in exultation as we discover your victory in Jesus.

Truth Prevails

November 3, 2017 No Comments

John 10: 19 – 21

The Jews who heard these words were again divided. Many of them said, “He is demon-possessed and raving mad. Why listen to him?” But others said, “These are not the sayings of a man possessed by a demon. Can a demon open the eyes of the blind?”

If you guessed that the Jews were speaking about Jesus, you are right. Isn’t it interesting that people can be so divided over the message and the message bringer? All of these people heard the same thing yet some attributed his teachings and miracles to his being under the influence of the devil. Still others heard wisdom in these words.

It is no different today and if people accused Jesus of being demon possessed, what will they say about us. We can only hope to stir them up as intensely as did Jesus. I have recently met a woman who is living in the middle of this reality. She longs for the miraculous and has a deep sense in her spirit that there is more of Jesus to experience than we, the church, are currently experiencing. Further, she is actively seeking all Jesus has for her. However, she has run into opposition. The church she attends is not only satisfied with living a watered down Christianity where there is not power, they even go a step further to preach against it. I have a hard time comprehending such a position. You may have read my devotional titled, All my Birthday Presents (read it here: https://iveyministries.org/2015/10/all-my-birthday-presents/). The whole point of it is that I want everything Jesus died to give me. Not one of his good gifts should go unclaimed. Do you agree? And yet, some people, even Christians (or especially Christians) complain and criticize when someone operates in a realm where they have no experience. They elevate their experiences over the Word of God and the ministry of Jesus. That’s nuts!

This lady even has to endure negativity from her pastor and hears it from the pulpit. It bothers me considerably that this pastor is speaking negatively about that which he does not understand. He is hamstringing his congregation and stealing from this woman and others. However, there is grace for him as well. He needs a visit from Christ. Once you have encountered Christ, you really don’t care what some ignorant speaker has to say because you have actual and divine knowledge. I have seen the Holy Spirit with mine own eyes. You cannot convince me he does not exist nor that he is not present in the lives of saints on this earth today. I have been there and seen it.

So why do people like this pastor struggle so? They are spiritually dead or at least unapprised. Jesus said these people have a hardened heart. The thing that makes that such a sad statement is that usually it is we who harden our own hearts. We choose to close our minds and hearts to that which is different or which challenges our current beliefs and knowledge. The hungry Christian need not defend their belief system. We have a Lord so our part is simply to run to him with our confusion and even our doubt. “Teach me, Lord Jesus, what the truth is in this situation!” We also have other Biblical teachers who can bring light if our current associations are ill-informed.

Just like the Jews called Jesus a demoniac, people today criticize and condemn others as blasphemous and demon influenced. First, check the Bible. If what is being criticized is there, then it is of God, not Satan. Second, get further information if you don’t understand. Certainly do not listen to naysayers. Don’t let them steal from you and condemn you to less than Jesus died to give you. If they disparage others, that is a good first clue they are not walking in the fullness of the Spirit. God is love. We do not all have to believe the same but the church is dying from the lack of Jesus’ power in our congregations. Jesus came to give us fullness of life and we are not only settling for much less than he intended, but sometimes we even cut off the flow of his Spirit by criticizing those who are experiencing miracles. Until we are all living in the abundance of life that Jesus intended, we need to keep pressing in to all he would reveal to us. Will some of it be startling? Sure, and even, at times, disturbing but he is the answer to every problem and question. Let’s live big. Let’s start walking on the water.

The Cure for Holiday Angst

November 2, 2017 No Comments

1 Peter 4: 8        NIV

Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins.

Does anyone struggle with this directive? On the one hand, it sounds like the simplest of all commands but in practice, it can be challenging. Life is sometimes annoying and there are plenty of people available to jump all over your very last nerve. With the holidays looming just beyond the horizon, the trials of your patience and love are lining up. How do we get in front of the oncoming tidal wave of challenges to our love walk? This is the time we must prepare.

I marvel at how Peter almost nonchalantly instructs us in the love walk. He makes it sound so easy. I find, however, that though I love greatly, love is not always what is expressed in times of stress. Am I exacting, demanding, intolerant or judgmental? The scars within us make it more difficult for us to stay in the expression of love when others press on our nerves. Sometimes we cannot find the means by which to navigate the personal relationship paths even though we search for the love road. Try our best, we often fail.

There is help though. Start being thankful today, thankful for a God who meets all our needs. Then talk to Him about this deep love Peter wrote about. If you journal, ask Father to describe this kind of love; what it looks like, what it feels like. Ask Him to reveal to you what Peter understood when he wrote today’s verse. What does Peter know that we may have failed to perceive? Remember, this is the same guy who whipped out his sword and sliced off the ear of the Roman soldier in response to perceived threat. In that instance, Jesus had to be the love that Peter’s writing reveals to us today. This is not a message from John, the love apostle. This comes from someone who likely had to discover the hard way what it means to walk in love.

Our Father can help us learn and develop just as Peter did. It is probably not enough, though, just to say, “Father, the holidays are coming and with them social events and the accompanying stress, so help me Father.” That is a good prayer but what is needful may be a daily communion with Him such that He can teach and instruct you.

“Help me, Father, to be who you designed me to be. Transform my heart and mind so that your love is the outward expression of my soul. Be with me, Father, daily, guiding and teaching me so that I can learn to love despite any challenges to a gentle, kind nature. Give me insight and compassion Lord. Show me your heart for others. Let me see the affection you have for each person I come in contact with. Heal the brokenness in me so that my injuries do not become the shadows that darken other’s lives. Lead me in the path of Divine Love.”

My best advice is to begin today in order to be ready for the holidays. As you allow Yahweh to touch your heart, His fingerprints will be the loving residue that you will be able to share with others. We can only give what we have first received so step one is allowing the Father to love you in new, unprecedented ways. Be blessed!

Take Care

November 1, 2017 No Comments

Luke 10: 41              KJV

And Jesus answered and said unto her, Martha, Martha, thou art careful and troubled about many things.

The word “careful” has become iconic in the American lexicon. We have adopted expressions like “Take Care” and “Be Careful” as routine sayings, by which we mean to bestow good tidings to the recipient. However, this is one of those uses of language which we all too easily fall into, not really appreciating the actual conveyance of meaning. In other words, it has become a normative expression without regard to its literal meaning. These expressions which creep into the vernacular without due notice given to their true meaning may well be what Jesus referred to in Matthew 12: 36 when he said, “I can guarantee that on judgment day people will have to give an account of every careless word they say.”

I have written on this before but I find it so prevalent in our society that I feel I must remind myself and others of this pitfall. There are many truths wrapped around this topic the greatest of which is that it is a violation of scripture. We say these words, well-intentioned, intending to bless others, but no expression which violates scripture can ever be the source of blessing. In today’s verse, Jesus conveyed the exact opposite message to Martha. He told her, “Martha you are full of care.” That is what careful means, full of care. He went on to tell her that there was only one thing that was needful, only one thing with which she need concern herself. That, of course, was himself. Keeping our minds and hearts on Jesus is the prescription, rather than worrying or being full of care about the many incidents of life. Matthew 6: 34 is illustrative in this matter, “Be not careful therefore for the morrow,” Jesus said, “for the morrow shall be careful about itself. Sufficient to the day [is] its own evil” (Darby Translation). Even though each day has its share of issues, Jesus said not to be full of the care of them. Tomorrow will take care of tomorrow. What about today then? Today is the only day we need concern ourselves with. Is that the same as saying that today is the only day we need worry about? No, that is being full of care again. Jesus addressed this in Matthew 11: 28, “Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest.”

We are supposed to take all of our worries and cares and give them to Jesus. He will, in exchange, give us rest. He will release us from our burdens and carry them himself or if you wish to know the fullness of truth, he already carried those cares to the cross. Peter expressed it this way, “Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you” (1 Peter 5: 7 KJV). We are supposed to cast all our care on him, not carry it. Therefore, taking care, being careful, or not fully casting our care upon the Lord is completely contrary to the teachings of the Lord Jesus. As such, it is a violation of Scripture and, if you have ears to hear, sin.

Whatsmore, this idea of taking care and being careful is born of and perpetuates fear. Today at the YMCA I heard a lady bestowing what I believe was meant to be good wishes to a couple who is leaving today for Maui. She said, “Be careful. Don’t go scuba diving.” Despite what may have been well-intentioned, what was conveyed was fear and fear polluted the environment. One need not be very sensitive or tuned in to have felt the immediate change in the atmosphere. All fear is of the devil. Our God is a God of faith. Fear comes right out of hell for there is no fear in heaven. There is only trust, faith and well-being in the Kingdom of God.

So, with fervent prayer and pastoral concern, I implore you to eliminate this language from your vocabulary. Tell people to have a great day, be blessed of the Lord, be faithful. Give them words of faith and encouragement rather than a caution rooted in fear. Further, don’t allow people to speak these unscriptural words into your life. Help them to find better expressions, expressions which will bless rather than hinder, words which comport with the message of Jesus instead of flying in the face of his teachings. All the world will be a better place as we do. Be blessed!

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14 Colossians 1: 27 Colossians 2: 12 - 13 Colossians 3 Colossians 3: 1 Colossians 3: 1 - 4 Colossians 3: 2 Colossians 3: 8 Colossians 3: 8 – 9 Colossians 3: 9 Colossians 3:9 Colossians 3: 12 - 13 Colossians 3: 12 - 14 Colossians 3: 15 Colossians 3: 16 Colossians 3: 23 Colossians 3: 23 - 24 Colossians 4: 2 combustion engine comfort command commandment commandments commands commission commit commune communication communion communion with God Communion with God Ministries communism compact companionship compassion compassionate competitive complain complaint conceit condemnation conditions confession confessions confidence confident confident assurance confirmation conflict conformity connection conquer conquerors conscience consolation console contempt contend contentious contract control controversies controversy conversation convict convinced cool cooperation Cornelius cornerstone coronavirus correction cost counsel counselors courage courageous course covenant covid covid-19 Crazy Days! creation creative Creative Breath creative power creator crimson lens crimson veil crisis critical criticism crop cross crucified with Christ crucifixion crucify cry crying Cultural Christianity cup bearer curse custom CWG Ministries cycling cynical cynicism Dad daily dam Damascus Road damnation dance danger Daniel Daniel 2: 28 Daniel 3: 19 – 23 Daniel 3: 25 Daniel 6: 1-3 Daniel 6: 3 Daniel 6: 10 Daniel 10 Daniel 10: 12 Daniel 10: 12 – 13 Daniel 11: 32 dare dark darkness David David Phelps David Yonggi Cho dawn day Day of Pentecost Death debt deceit deception decision declaration declare decree dedicate dedication Deed deeds deep water Deep Water Devotional deer defeat defend deity delay Deliberate Faith delight deliver deliverance delivered deliverer demand demons demonstration Denali denomination denominations Deposits depressed depression depression sun desert desert experience deserve design desire desires despair desperate desperation destiny destroyer destructions determination Deut. 28: 12 Deuteronomy 1: 21 Deuteronomy 1: 34 - 36 Deuteronomy 4:29 Deuteronomy 4: 29 Deuteronomy 5: 25 Deuteronomy 5:33 Deuteronomy 6: 5 Deuteronomy 6: 6 Deuteronomy 6: 6 – 8 Deuteronomy 7: 12 Deuteronomy 7: 15 Deuteronomy 7:15 Deuteronomy 8: 18 Deuteronomy 10: 12 Deuteronomy 10: 17 Deuteronomy 14: 2 Deuteronomy 14: 12 Deuteronomy 15: 10 Deuteronomy 18:15 Deuteronomy 23: 5 Deuteronomy 28 Deuteronomy 28: 1 – 8 Deuteronomy 28: 1-14 Deuteronomy 28: 2 Deuteronomy 28: 2 – 14 Deuteronomy 28: 3 Deuteronomy 28: 5 Deuteronomy 28: 6 Deuteronomy 28:10 Deuteronomy 28: 12 Deuteronomy 28: 13 Deuteronomy 28: 17 - 17 Deuteronomy 28: 61 Deuteronomy 30: 9 Deuteronomy 30: 19 Deuteronomy 30:19-20 Deuteronomy 31: 6 Deuteronomy 31: 8 Deuteronomy 31:8 Deuteronomy 34: 7 devil devoted devotion devotional devour devourer devout dialogue Diane Jones die diet die to self dignity diligence diligent direction directions disappointment discernment disciple disciples discipleship discipline disclose discouraged discretion discrimination disease disgrace disgraced dismayed disputes distress dithyramb divide Divine Love division DNA doctrine doers doing doing the impossible donation Don Francisco Dorcas doubt dove downcast Dr. Axe Dr. Charity Kayembe Dr. Chuck Goldberg Dr. Jim Richards Dr. Joe Dispenza Dr. Mark Virkler draw draw close dread dream dream interpretation dreams drink drinking drummer boy drunkeness duty dwell dwelling dwelling with God dying to self eagle wings ear early earnest ears earth earthquake ease Easter Ecclesiastes 1: 2 Ecclesiastes 2: 26 Ecclesiastes 3: 1 Ecclesiastes 4: 12 Ecclesiastes 7: 24 - 25 Ecclesiastes 8: 12 Ecclesiastes 11: 1 eclipse economic depression economics economic system economy ecstatic Eden edification edifice edify education EFT ego egotist Egypt eighteen Einstein elder elders elections electricity Elijah Elisha Elizabeth eloquent embarrassed embrace Emmanuel Emmaus emotion emotional dysfunction emotional healing emotions employed employee employer emptied empty emulate emulate Christ encounter encourage Encouraged encouragement encourager end times endurance endure enemies enemy energized energy enjoy Enoch enough enslaved entrust entwine envy Eph. 1: 3 Ephesians 1: 3 Ephesians 1: 4 Ephesians 1: 5 Ephesians 1: 7 Ephesians 1: 13 Ephesians 1: 14 Ephesians 1: 15 – 18 Ephesians 1: 16 -17 Ephesians 1: 17 Ephesians 1: 18 Ephesians 1: 18 - 20 Ephesians 1: 20-22 Ephesians 2: 2 Ephesians 2: 3 Ephesians 2: 4 - 5 Ephesians 2: 6 Ephesians 2: 8 Ephesians 2: 8 – 11 Ephesians 2: 17 Ephesians 2: 19 – 22 Ephesians 2: 20 – 22 Ephesians 2: 22 & 24 Ephesians 3: 6 Ephesians 3: 8 Ephesians 3: 10 Ephesians 3: 11 - 12 Ephesians 3: 12 Ephesians 3: 14 Ephesians 3: 14 - 15 Ephesians 3: 16 Ephesians 3: 17 Ephesians 3: 20 Ephesians 3:20 Ephesians 3: 20 - 21 Ephesians 4 Ephesians 4: 3 Ephesians 4: 6 Ephesians 4: 11 - 12 Ephesians 4: 15 Ephesians 4: 17 - 18 Ephesians 4: 22 Ephesians 4: 22 and 24 Ephesians 4: 22 – 23 Ephesians 4: 22 – 24 Ephesians 4: 24 Ephesians 4: 25 Ephesians 4: 26 Ephesians 4: 26 -27 Ephesians 4: 29 Ephesians 4:29 Ephesians 4: 30 Ephesians 4: 30 – 31 Ephesians 4: 31 – 32 Ephesians 4: 32 Ephesians 4:32 Ephesians 5:1 Ephesians 5: 1 Ephesians 5: 9 Ephesians 5: 17 Ephesians 5: 18 Ephesians 5: 18 – 19 Ephesians 5: 19 Ephesians 5: 20 Ephesians 5: 26 Ephesians 6: 5 Ephesians 6: 7 – 8 Ephesians 6: 10 Ephesians 6: 10 - 13 Ephesians 6: 10 – 17 Ephesians 6: 10 – 18 Ephesians 6: 11 Ephesians 6: 11 – 12 Ephesians 6: 13 Ephesians 6: 14 Ephesians 6: 14 -15 Ephesians 6: 14-17 Ephesians 6: 15 Ephesians 6: 16 Ephesians 6: 17 Ephesians 6: 18 Ephesians 6:18 Ephesians 21: 17 epic quests esteem esteemed eternal life eternity ethics evangelism everlasting Everyday Angels Evidence evil exalt exalted life exceeding excellence excuses exercise exhale exhausted exile existence exodus Exodus 3: 1 – 4 Exodus 3: 3 – 4 Exodus 3: 14 Exodus 3: 21 Exodus 4: 2 – 4 Exodus 5: 22-23 Exodus 7: 7 Exodus 8: 8 - 10 Exodus 8: 9 Exodus 9: 19 Exodus 11: 3 Exodus 12: 35 – 36 Exodus 13:21 Exodus 14: 13 – 14 Exodus 14: 14 Exodus 14: 15 Exodus 14: 15 - 21 Exodus 14: 15 – 16 Exodus 14: 21 Exodus 15: 13 Exodus 15: 26 Exodus 15:26 Exodus 16: 4 Exodus 16: 20 Exodus 17: 6 Exodus 20: 5 Exodus 22: 4 Exodus 22: 29 Exodus 23: 20 Exodus 23: 25 Exodus 23: 26 Exodus 24: 2 Exodus 24: 7 Exodus 25:17-22 Exodus 28: 36 Exodus 28: 38 Exodus 31: 15 Exodus 32: 29 Exodus 33: 12 Exodus 33: 14 Exodus 33: 18 Exodus 34: 6 - 7 Exodus 35: 30 - 31 Exodus 40: 34 – 38 expectation experience explanation Exploding Heart expression eye eyes Ezekiel 2: 7 Ezekiel 10: 4 Ezekiel 16: 49 Ezekiel 22: 30 Ezekiel 22:30 Ezekiel 23: 30 Ezekiel 33: 11 Ezekiel 34: 29 Ezekiel 36: 27 Ezekiel 37:9 Ezekiel 37: 9 Ezekiel 39: 29 Ezekiel 47: 9 Ezra 7: 6 - 10 Ezra 7: 9-10 face facts fail failure faint fairness faith faithful faithfulness faithfulness of God fall fallible false prophets family famine far away fast father father of lies fault favor favored fealty fear Fear not feast feasts feeble feed feeding the five thousand feeding the multitude feelings feet fellowship festival festivals fever blister Field of Dreams fight figuartive figurative filled filters finances find finding God fingerprints fire fire brick First Aid Kit first law First Love fish fish and bread fishing fitting in five-fold ministry flaming arrows flesh fleshly flight flood flow Focal Point focus foe follow follower following food fool foolish foolishness fools footprints footsteps forbearance force forget forgiven forgiveness forgiving form forsake forsaken fortress found foundation fountain Four Keys Fourth of July fragrant frame frankincense free freedom free speech freewill free will fresh start fretting friend friends friendship frightened frogs Frozen fruit fruit of our lips fruit of the Spirit fruit tree fulfill fulfillment full function functional Christianity functional fitness future Gabriel Gad Gadarene Galatians 1: 12 Galatians 2: 6 Galatians 2: 20 Galatians 3: 6 - 7 Galatians 3:13 - 14 Galatians 3: 13 – 14 Galatians 3:28 Galatians 3: 28 Galatians 4: 4 Galatians 5: 1 Galatians 5:13 Galatians 5: 22 Galatians 5: 22 – 23 Galatians 5: 22 – 24 Galatians 5: 24 – 25 Galatians 5: 26 Galatians 6: 6 Galatians 6: 7 Galatians 6: 7 & 9 Galatians 6: 8 Galatians 6: 9 Galations 2:20 Galilee game garden Garden of Eden garments of praise gather gatherer gathering gays gems generosity generous Genesis 1 Genesis 1: 1 Genesis 1: 2 Genesis 1: 2 – 3 Genesis 1: 3 Genesis 1: 12 Genesis 1: 14 & 16 Genesis 1: 16 Genesis 1: 28 Genesis 2: 7 Genesis 2:16 - 17 Genesis 3 Genesis 3: 2 – 4 Genesis 3: 3 Genesis 3: 4 Genesis 3: 8 Genesis 5: 24 Genesis 6: 3 Genesis 6: 17 Genesis 11:31 Genesis 11: 31 Genesis 12:1 Genesis 12: 1 Genesis 12: 2 - 3 Genesis 12: 3 Genesis 12:4 Genesis 12: 4 - 5 Genesis 14: 18 Genesis 14: 18 -21 Genesis 14: 19 – 20 Genesis 14: 20 Genesis 15: 1 Genesis 21: 4 Genesis 26: 1 & 12 Genesis 26:12 Genesis 26: 28 Genesis 26: 28 – 29 Genesis 30: 27 Genesis 37: 5 Genesis 37: 6 – 8 Genesis 39: 2 Genesis 39: 2 - 3 Genesis 39: 4 - 5 Genesis 39: 5 Genesis 40: 8 Genesis 41: 29 - 30 genie Gentiles gentle gentleness giants Gibeonites Gideon gift gifts Gifts of the Holy Spirit Gifts of the Spirit give Give-Give relationships give care giver giving Giving Tuesday glad gloat glorify glorious Glorious Hero glory glory of Christ glow glue gluttony gnat goal goals goal setting God God's. 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6 Isaiah 35: 4 Isaiah 38: 17 Isaiah 40: 1 Isaiah 40: 3 Isaiah 40: 8 Isaiah 40: 10 Isaiah 40: 11 Isaiah 40: 27 Isaiah 40: 28 Isaiah 40:29 Isaiah 40: 31 Isaiah 41: 9 Isaiah 41:10 Isaiah 41: 10 Isaiah 41: 10 -12 Isaiah 41: 11 Isaiah 41: 12 Isaiah 41: 13 Isaiah 41: 15 Isaiah 41: 17 Isaiah 42: 1 Isaiah 42: 3 Isaiah 42: 9 Isaiah 42: 16 Isaiah 43: 1 Isaiah 43: 2 Isaiah 43:2 Isaiah 43: 4 Isaiah 43: 19 Isaiah 43: 25 Isaiah 43:26 Isaiah 44: 3 Isaiah 44: 8 Isaiah 45: 2 – 3 Isaiah 45: 3 Isaiah 48:17 Isaiah 48: 21 Isaiah 49: 10 Isaiah 49: 25 Isaiah 49: 25 – 26 Isaiah 49: 26 Isaiah 49: 28 Isaiah 50: 2 Isaiah 50: 4 Isaiah 50: 5 Isaiah 50: 10 Isaiah 51: 12 Isaiah 52: 6 Isaiah 52: 7 Isaiah 53: 4 Isaiah 53: 4-5 Isaiah 53: 5 Isaiah 54: 4 Isaiah 54: 9 – 10 Isaiah 54: 10 Isaiah 54: 17 Isaiah 54:17 Isaiah 55: 1 Isaiah 55:6 Isaiah 55: 6 Isaiah 55: 8 Isaiah 55:8 Isaiah 55: 9 Isaiah 55:11 Isaiah 57: 10 Isaiah 57: 13 Isaiah 57: 15 Isaiah 58: 3 Isaiah 58: 6 - 7 Isaiah 58: 8 Isaiah 58: 9 Isaiah 58: 10 Isaiah 58: 11 Isaiah 59: 1 – 2 Isaiah 59: 2 Isaiah 60: 1 & 2 Isaiah 60: 19 Isaiah 60: 20 Isaiah 61 Isaiah 61: 1 Isaiah 61: 1 – 3 Isaiah 61: 3 Isaiah 61: 7 Isaiah 63: 7 Isaiah 64: 4 Isaiah 65: 24 isolation Israel Israelites issue of blood It Works Ivey Ministries Ivy Jairus James James 1: 5 James 1: 13 James 1: 17 James 1: 21 James 1: 21 - 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2 John 3: 16 John 3:16 John 3: 17 John 3:17 John 3: 17 - 18 John 3: 19 John 3: 34 John 3: 36 John 4: 1 - 42 John 4: 9 - 10 John 4: 9 27 40 41 John 4: 10 John 4: 14 John 4: 17 - 18 John 4: 20 John 4:23 John 4: 24 John 4: 39 John 4: 50 John 5: 19 John 5:19-20 John 5: 20 John 5: 22 John 5:22 John 5: 24 John 5: 26 John 5: 30 John 6: 3 John 6: 13 – 14 John 6: 28 – 29 John 6: 29 John 6: 35 John 6: 43 & 61 John 6: 48 John 6: 48 – 58 John 6: 51 John 6: 63 John 6: 66 – 67 John 7: 14 John 7: 30 John 7: 37 John 7: 37 - 39 John 7: 38 John 7: 38 – 39 John 7: 39 John 8: 3 – 11 John 8: 7 John 8: 10 - 11 John 8: 12 John 8:12 John 8: 15 John 8: 28 John 8: 31 John 8: 31 - 34 John 8: 31 – 32 John 8: 32 John 8: 33 John 8: 34 John 8: 36 John 8:36 John 8: 44 John 8: 59 John 9: 1 – 5 John 9: 5 John 9: 16 John 9: 25 John 10 John 10: 10 John 10:10 John 10: 11 John 10:14-15 John 10: 17 - 18 John 10: 18 John 10: 19 – 21 John 10: 27 John 10: 30 – 33 John 10: 39 John 11: 25 John 11: 35 John 11: 43 – 44 John 11: 44 John 12: 3 John 12: 24 John 12: 32 John 12:32 John 12: 46 John 12: 47 John 12: 47 - 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22 John 20: 22 John 20: 27 John 20: 30 - 31 John 21: 1 – 8 John 21: 3 - 7 John 21: 6 John 21: 15 John 21: 17 John McDonough John the Baptist Jonathan Jordan River Joseph Joshua Joshua 1: 7 - 8 Joshua 1: 7 – 9 Joshua 1: 8 Joshua 1:8 Joshua 3: 8 – 9 Joshua 3: 14 Joshua 6: 2 Joshua 7: 5 Joshua 9: 14 Joshua 10: 12 – 13 Joshua 14: 7 Joshua 14: 10 – 11 Joshua 18: 3 Joshua 22: 24 Joshua 23: 9 - 11 Joshua 24: 15 journal journaling Journey Through the Bible joy joyful Joyful Song Judas Jude 1: 2 Jude 1: 17 - 21 Jude 1: 20 Jude 1: 24 - 25 Jude 20 – 21 judge Judges 3: 10 Judges 6: 7 Judges 6: 8 - 9 Judges 6: 9 Judges 6: 12 Judges 6: 13 Judges 6:23 Judges 6: 25 Judges 6: 34 judges 7: 2 Judges 14: 6 judgment judgmental July 4th just justice justified kayaking Kenneth Copeland Kenneth Hagin keyword kids kind Kindergarten kindhearted kindness King Kingdom Kingdom living Kingdom of God Kingdom of Heaven Kingdom Principles Kingly advice kiss knock know God knowing knowing God knowledge L'chaim label labels labor Labor Day laborers lack lamb lament Lamentations 1: 12 Lamentations 3: 19 – 20 Lamentations 3: 22 - 23 Lamentations 3: 22 – 25 Lamentations 3: 25 Lamentations 3: 41 lamp land language last days laughter law lawsuit laying on hands laying on of hands lazy lead leader leaders leadership Leadership Trait leading learn learning led led by God led by the Holy Spirit legacy legal authority legion lemonade lemons length of days Lent leper letter Leviticus 9: 10 Leviticus 25: 14 Leviticus 26: 8 liar liars liberty lie lies life life expectation life in Christ Life in the Spirit Life metaphor life span lifted up ligaments light lighthouse limitations limits lion lion hearted lips listen listening literal literal truth live living in grace living stones Living water living waters Living Word living words loaves lofty logic loneliness lonely lonely place long longevity longing long life lonley lonliness loose Lord lordship loshon hora lost love love commandment loved Love Is … love of Christ love of the father lover love walk loving loving Father lovingkindness loving others loving the Lord lowly Lucifer luck Luke 1:10 Luke 1: 15 Luke 1: 35 Luke 1: 36 – 37 Luke 1: 37 Luke 1: 38 Luke 1: 41 Luke 1: 67 Luke 2 Luke 2: 1 - 13 Luke 2: 4 – 5 Luke 2: 6 – 18 Luke 2: 7 - 20 Luke 2: 8 - 11 Luke 2: 8 - 14 Luke 2: 8 – 9 Luke 2: 8 – 13 Luke 2: 10 Luke 2: 10 - 11 Luke 2: 14 Luke 2: 15 - 20 Luke 2: 32 Luke 2: 41 - 49 Luke 2: 52 Luke 3: 16 Luke 4 Luke 4: 1 Luke 4: 1 – 2 Luke 4: 1 – 13 Luke 4: 3 Luke 4: 5 - 6 Luke 4: 13 Luke 4: 14 Luke 4: 16 - 19 Luke 4: 18 Luke 4: 18 – 19 Luke 4: 38 – 40 Luke 5: 1 - 11 Luke 5: 16 Luke 5: 17 Luke 5: 29 Luke 6: 7 Luke 6: 12 Luke 6:12 Luke 6: 26 Luke 6: 31 Luke 6: 32 – 35 Luke 6: 35 Luke 6: 36 - 37 Luke 6: 37 Luke 6: 38 Luke 6: 45 Luke 6: 46 Luke 6: 46 – 49 Luke 6: 47 - 48 Luke 6: 48 Luke 6: 49 Luke 7: 7 Luke 7: 13 Luke 7: 22 – 23 Luke 8: 1 Luke 8: 15 Luke 8: 21 Luke 8: 46 Luke 8: 48 Luke 8: 50 Luke 9: 29 – 35 Luke 9: 51 – 56 Luke 9: 55 Luke 10: 7 Luke 10: 19 Luke 10: 21 Luke 10: 38 - 42 Luke 10: 40 – 42 Luke 10:41 Luke 10: 41 Luke 10: 41 - 42 Luke 10: 42 Luke 11: 13 Luke 11: 28 Luke 11: 42 Luke 12: 25 Luke 12: 44 Luke 13: 10 – 17 Luke 13: 11-13 Luke 13: 13 Luke 13: 18 - 19 Luke 13: 32 Luke 15: 20 Luke 15: 25 Luke 15: 31 Luke 16 Luke 16: 15 Luke 16:15 Luke 18: 1 Luke 18: 19 Luke 18: 40 Luke 19: 7 Luke 19: 10 Luke 21: 25 – 28 Luke 21: 34 Luke 22: 4 Luke 22: 17 Luke 22: 19 Luke 22: 26 Luke 23: 34 Luke 23: 44 - 46 Luke 24: 5 Luke 24: 15 Luke 24: 25 - 26 Luke 24: 27 Luke 24: 49 lust lying majesty Malachi 2: 10 Malachi 3: 2 Malachi 3: 6 Malachi 3: 8 Malachi 3: 8 – 9 Malachi 3: 10 Malachi 3: 10 – 11 Malachi 3: 11 Malachi 3: 16 Malachi 4: 2 malice manage manger Mark 1: 8 Mark 1: 10 – 12 Mark 1: 14 Mark 2: 2 Mark 2: 18 Mark 4 Mark 4: 8 Mark 4: 13 Mark 4: 14 Mark 4: 15 Mark 4: 19 Mark 4: 24 Mark 4: 30 Mark 4: 30 – 31 Mark 4: 30 – 32 Mark 4: 35 – 41 Mark 5: 21 - 24 Mark 5: 22 – 23 Mark 5: 23 Mark 5: 28 Mark 5: 36 Mark 6: 5 Mark 6: 7 – 11 Mark 6: 31 Mark 6: 32 Mark 6: 46 Mark 6:46 Mark 8: 31 Mark 9: 23 Mark 9:23 Mark 9:24 Mark 9: 24 Mark 9: 50 Mark 10: 17 - 21 Mark 10: 17 - 22 Mark 10: 17 – 20 Mark 10:17-31 Mark 10: 18 Mark 10: 21 Mark 10: 22 Mark 10: 23 - 26 Mark 10: 27 Mark 10: 27 – 30 Mark 10: 43 – 45 Mark 11: 17 Mark 11: 23 Mark 11: 23 – 24 Mark 11: 24 Mark 11: 24 – 25 Mark 12: 28 Mark 12: 30 Mark 12: 41 Mark 12: 42 - 44 Mark 13: 22 Mark 14: 3 – 7 Mark 14: 10 Mark 14: 26 & 30 Mark 15: 38 Mark 15: 46 Mark 16: 15 Mark 16:17 - 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22 Matthew7: 21 – 23 Matthew 7:24 Matthew 7: 24 Matthew 7: 24 – 27 Matthew 7: 25 Matthew 7: 27 Matthew 8 Matthew 8: 2 – 4 Matthew 8:2-3 Matthew 8: 3 Matthew 8: 5 - 7 Matthew 8: 13 Matthew 8: 16 - 17 Matthew 8: 17 Matthew 8: 18 & 23 – 26 Matthew 8: 20 Matthew 8: 26 Matthew 8: 27 Matthew 8: 29 Matthew 8: 32 Matthew 8: 34 Matthew 9: 13 Matthew 9: 20 - 22 Matthew 9: 21-22 Matthew 9: 22 Matthew 9: 28 Matthew 9: 28 - 31 Matthew 9: 28 – 30 Matthew 9: 31 Matthew 9: 35 Matthew 10: 1 Matthew 10: 10 Matthew 10: 13 Matthew 10: 19 – 20 Matthew 10: 20 Matthew 10: 30 Matthew 11: 3 Matthew 11: 6 Matthew 11: 11 Matthew 11: 28 Matthew 11:28 Matthew 11: 28 – 30 Matthew 11: 29 Matthew 11: 29 - 30 Matthew 11: 30 Matthew 12: 1 – 2 Matthew 12: 7 Matthew 12: 28 Matthew 12: 33 Matthew 12: 34 Matthew 12:34 Matthew 12: 36 Matthew 13 Matthew 13: 4 Matthew 13: 5 – 6 Matthew 13: 8 Matthew 13: 9 Matthew 13: 14 – 15 Matthew 13: 19 Matthew 13: 20 - 21 Matthew 13: 22 Matthew 13: 23 Matthew 13: 31 - 32 Matthew 13: 57 Matthew 13: 58 Matthew 14: 13 Matthew 14: 15 Matthew 14: 19 – 20 Matthew 14: 25 Matthew 14: 28 - 31 Matthew 14: 29 Matthew 14: 30 Matthew 15:8 Matthew 15: 17 -18 Matthew 15: 18 Matthew 15: 22 – 28 Matthew 15: 31 Matthew 15: 32 Matthew 16: 18 Matthew 16: 19 Matthew 16: 24 Matthew 16: 25 Matthew 16: 27 Matthew 16:27 Matthew 17: 20 Matthew 17: 27 Matthew 18: 10 Matthew 18: 16 Matthew 18: 19 Matthew 18:19 Matthew 18: 21 – 22 Matthew 19: 3 Matthew 19: 14 Matthew 19: 26 Matthew 19: 30 Matthew 20: 12 Matthew 21: 12 – 13 Matthew 21: 21 Matthew 21: 21 - 22 Matthew 21: 22 Matthew 21: 31- 32 Matthew 21: 43 Matthew 22: 37 – 39 Matthew 22: 37 – 40 Matthew 23: 24 Matthew 23:27 Matthew 24: 6 Matthew 24: 11 Matthew 24: 24 Matthew 25: 14 Matthew 25:21 Matthew 25: 37 - 40 Matthew 26: 6 Matthew 26: 51 Matthew 26: 51 - 52 Matthew 26: 52 – 53 Matthew 26:53 Matthew 27: 46 Matthew 27: 50 – 53 Matthew 28: 16 – 20 Matthew 28: 18 Matthew 28: 18 – 20 Matthew 28: 19 Matthew 28: 20 Matt Redman mature maturity meaning of life meat mediator medicine meditate meditation meditative prayer Melchizedek memorial Memorial Day memory mentor mercies merciful Mercy mercy seat message messenger Messiah metamorphosis metaphor methodology methods Micah 3: 8 Micah 5: 2 & 5 Micah 6: 8 Micah 7: 7 Micah 7: 18 midnight might mighty. strong Mighty God Mildred Perry milk milk and honey mind minister ministering spirits ministers ministers' role ministry ministry budget minstrel miracle miracle power miracles mirror misconstrue misfortune mislead missionaries missionary missionary service Missouri mite mock mocked mockers modern temple money money changers money management month moon Morning Devotion Moses mother Mother's Day Motivation mountain mountains Mount Zion mourn mourning mouth movie Mr. Banks Mt. McKinley multiplication multiply murderer music musician musings mustard seed mustard seed faith myrrh mysteries mystery Naaman Nahum 1: 7 Nahum 1:7 name Names narcissism nation National Day of Prayer natural natural wonders near necessary need needful needs needs met needy negative negativity neglect Nehemiah 2: 8 Nehemiah 8: 10 Nehemiah 9: 20 Nehemiah 9: 31 Nehemiah 10: 39 nemesis new New Age new beginning new birth New Covenant new creation new creature new life newness of life New River new self news media New Testament new things new wine New Year New Years nightingale noise nourishment now Numbers 2: 1 – 2 Numbers 5: 39 Numbers 9:8 Numbers 11: 16 – 17 Numbers 11: 17 Numbers 11: 23 Numbers 11: 25 Numbers 11:29 Numbers 13: 27 Numbers 13: 33 Numbers 14: 22 Numbers 14: 22 – 24 Numbers 20: 8 & 11 Numbers 23: 19 Numbers 24: 2 Numbers 24: 9 Numbers 32: 5 Numbers 32: 11 nurture nutrition oak obedience obey obligation observe obstacle occupation offend offended offense offering offerings oil old old man old self Old Testament ominipotence omnipresence omnipresent one body One Commandment one hundred and twenty years One thing open opinion oppose oppression oppressor organic orphan ostracize ostrich outcast outpouring ove overbearing overcome overcomer overcomers overcoming overconfidence overflow overseers overwhelmed owe Owner's Manual ownership of the earth oxygen P.L. Travers pain painting panic parable Parable of the Seed paradigm paradigm shift pardon parent parenting partakers partiality partner partnering with God partnership partnerships party passion passivity Passover past pastors path paths pathways patience patient Pat Markley Pat Richards Paul Paul Yonggi Cho peace peacefulness peculiar peculiar people peek-a-boo penny Pentecost perception perfect perfect faith perfection perfect love perfect peace perfume peril periodic table persecute persecuted persecution persecutions perseverance persistance persistence personal growth personalize personal revelation perspective persuasion pestilence Peter Peter 2: 24 petition Pharaoh Pharisee Pharisees Pharoah philanthropy Philemon 1: 7 Philippians 1: 4 Philippians 1: 21 Philippians 1: 27 Philippians 2:2 Philippians 2: 3 Philippians 2:3 Philippians 2: 3 - 4 Philippians 2: 3 - 5 Philippians 2: 5 -7 Philippians 2: 7 Philippians 2: 8 Philippians 2: 9 Philippians 2: 9 -10 Philippians 2: 12 Philippians 3: 9 Philippians 3: 10 Philippians 3:19 Philippians 4 Philippians 4: 6 Philippians 4:6 Philippians 4: 6 - 7 Philippians 4:6 - 7 Philippians 4: 7 Philippians 4: 8 Philippians 4: 13 Philippians 4: 17 Philippians 4: 18 Philippians 4: 19 philosophy physical laws physicians physics piety pilfer pill Pinocchio pit plague plan planet Plan of God plans planted pleasure pledge plenty Poisoned Stew politics ponder poor Portal Trail positive possess possession possibility Potiphar pour poverty power Power of God practice practicum praise praise bombs pray prayer prayer model Prayer of Faith prayers prayer team praying for others praying in the Spirit preach preacher precious predator predestined pregnant prejudice preparation prepare prepared presence presence of God present presents preservation preserved pressed down prey pride pride arrogance priest priesthood primer primitive Prince of Peace priority prison prisoner prisoners privilege prize problem management problems proclaim proclamation procrastination prodigal Prodigal Son profanity profession project promise Promised Land promises promote promotion prophesy prophet prophetic prophets prosper prosperity protected protection protocols proud proven Proverb 1: 1 Proverb 1: 1 – 7 Proverb 1: 5 Proverb 1: 7 Proverb 1: 7 & 22 Proverb 1: 8-9 Proverb 1: 18 Proverb 1: 23 Proverb 1: 33 Proverb 2: 1 - 5 Proverb 2: 6 Proverb 2: 6 - 7 Proverb 3: 1 – 2 Proverb 3: 2 Proverb 3: 3 Proverb 3: 3 – 4 Proverb 3: 4 Proverb 3: 5 Proverb 3: 5 – 6 Proverb 3: 6 Proverb 3: 7 – 8 Proverb 3: 9-10 Proverb 3: 11 – 12 Proverb 3: 13 - 18 Proverb 3: 16 Proverb 3: 23 – 24 Proverb 3: 27 Proverb 3: 32 Proverb 3: 34 Proverb 4: 1 Proverb 4: 7 Proverb 4: 18 Proverb 4: 20 - 22 Proverb 4:20-22 Proverb 4: 20- 23 Proverb 4: 21 Proverb 4: 22 Proverb 4: 23 Proverb 5: 1 – 5 Proverb 6: 2 Proverb 6: 6 – 11 Proverb 6: 9 - 11 Proverb 6: 16 Proverb 6: 16 – 19 Proverb 6: 31 Proverb 7: 8 Proverb 8: 8 Proverb 8: 17 Proverb 8: 32 & 35 Proverb 8: 32 – 36 Proverb 8: 35 Proverb 9: 7 – 9 Proverb 9: 10 Proverb 9: 10 – 11 Proverb 9: 11 - 12 Proverb 10: 4 Proverb 10: 19 – 21 Proverb 10: 21 Proverb 10: 22 Proverb 11: 2 Proverb 11: 11 Proverb 11: 14 Proverb 11: 17 Proverb 11: 24 Proverb 11: 24 – 25 Proverb 11: 27 Proverb 12: 14 Proverb 12: 15 Proverb 12: 25 Proverb 13: 2 Proverb 13: 10 Proverb 13:10 13 14 18 20 Proverb 13: 18 Proverb 13: 21 Proverb 13: 22 Proverb 14: 6 Proverb 14: 7 Proverb 15: 1 Proverb 15: 1. offense Proverb 16: 3 Proverb 16: 7 Proverb 16: 9 Proverb 16: 18 Proverb 16: 20 Proverb 16: 24 Proverb 16: 25 Proverb 17: 19 Proverb 17: 22 Proverb 17:22 Proverb 18: 2 Proverb 18: 20 Proverb 18: 20 – 21 Proverb 18:20-21 Proverb 18: 21 Proverb 18: 24 Proverb 19: 5 Proverb 19: 8 Proverb 20: 1 Proverb 20: 15 Proverb 20: 19 Proverb 20: 27 Proverb 20: 28 Proverb 21: 17 – 18 Proverb 21: 21 Proverb 21: 23 Proverb 21: 25 Proverb 21: 28 Proverb 22: 4 Proverb 22: 6 Proverb 22: 9 Proverb 22: 24 Proverb 23: 4 Proverb 23: 7 Proverb 23: 9 Proverb 23: 12 Proverb 24: 17 – 18 Proverb 25: 2 Proverb 25: 21 – 22 Proverb 26: 23 Proverb 27: 19 Proverb 28: 25 Proverb 29: 9 Proverb 30: 1 – 3 Proverb 31: 8 – 9 Proverb 34: 30 – 34 Proverb 139: 18 proverbs Proverbs 18:10 Proverbs 18: 21 Proverbs 19:11 Proverbs 19:22 provider provision provisioned provocation provocative provoked prowess Psalm 1: 1 Psalm 1: 1-3 Psalm 1: 2 Psalm 1: 3 Psalm 1: 4 - 6 Psalm 2: 1 – 3 Psalm 2: 4 Psalm 3: 3 Psalm 3: 3 - 4 Psalm 3: 8 Psalm 4: 8 Psalm 5: 11 – 12 Psalm 5: 12 Psalm 6: 2 – 4 Psalm 6: 9 - 10 Psalm 7: 1 Psalm 7: 1 - 2 Psalm 7: 15 – 16 Psalm 8: 3 – 6 Psalm 8: 4 Psalm 9: 1 – 2 Psalm 9: 3 Psalm 9: 9 Psalm 9: 9 – 10 Psalm 9: 10 Psalm 10: 15 Psalm 11: 1 Psalm 12 Psalm 12: 3 Psalm 12: 6 Psalm 13 Psalm 13: 5 Psalm 13: 6 Psalm 14: 1 Psalm 14: 6 Psalm 15 Psalm 15: 1 Psalm 15: 1 – 5 Psalm 16: 1 Psalm 16: 7 – 8 Psalm 16:8 Psalm 16: 8 Psalm 16: 10 – 11 Psalm 16: 11 Psalm 16:11 Psalm 17: 3 Psalm 17: 4 – 5 Psalm 18: 2 Psalm 18: 24 Psalm 18: 28 Psalm 18: 48 – 49 Psalm 19 Psalm 19: 1 Psalm 19: 7 – 8 Psalm 19: 9 – 10 Psalm 19: 11 Psalm 19: 14 Psalm 20: 1 Psalm 20: 3 – 4 Psalm 20: 6 Psalm 21: 2 – 3 Psalm 22: 1 Psalm 22: 3 Psalm 22: 4 – 5 Psalm 22: 6 Psalm 22: 14 Psalm 22: 24 Psalm 22: 26 Psalm 23 Psalm 23: 1 - 4 Psalm 23: 1 – 3 Psalm 23: 2 Psalm 23: 2 - 3 Psalm 23: 4 Psalm 23: 5 Psalm 23: 5 - 6 Psalm 24: 3 - 5 Psalm 25: 1 Psalm 25: 3 Psalm 25: 4 Psalm 25: 4 – 5 Psalm 25: 6 Psalm 25: 9 Psalm 25: 10 Psalm 25: 12 Psalm 25: 14 Psalm 26: 2 Psalm 26: 8 Psalm 27: 2 – 3 Psalm 27: 4 Psalm 27: 6 Psalm 27: 7 - 9 Psalm 27: 8 Psalm 27: 10 Psalm 27: 13 – 14 Psalm 27: 14 Psalm 28: 6 – 7 Psalm 28: 7 Psalm 28: 8 Psalm 29: 3 – 9 Psalm 29: 11 Psalm 30: 1 Psalm 30: 2 Psalm 30: 5 Psalm 30: 7-8 Psalm 30: 10 - 11 Psalm 30: 11 -12 Psalm 31: 3 Psalm 31: 5 Psalm 31: 19 Psalm 31: 22 Psalm 31: 23 – 24 Psalm 32: 6 Psalm 32: 7 – 8 Psalm 32: 8 Psalm 33: 6 Psalm 33: 8 Psalm 33: 18 – 19 Psalm 34: 4 Psalm 34: 10 Psalm 34: 12-13 Psalm 34: 15 Psalm 34: 18 Psalm 34: 22 Psalm 35: 1 – 3 Psalm 35: 11 – 16 Psalm 35: 12 - 15 Psalm 35: 17 - 20 Psalm 35: 23 - 24 Psalm 35: 26 – 28 Psalm 36: 1 – 4 Psalm 36: 5 – 12 Psalm 36: 7 Psalm 36: 9 Psalm 36: 9 – 10 Psalm 37: 1 – 2 Psalm 37: 1 – 3 Psalm 37: 4 Psalm 37: 4 – 6 Psalm 37: 5 Psalm 37: 5 & 7 Psalm 37: 7 Psalm 37: 7 - 9 Psalm 37: 7a Psalm 37: 7b Psalm 37: 8 Psalm 37: 18 – 19 Psalm 37: 19 Psalm 37: 21 Psalm 37: 23 Psalm 37: 23 – 24 Psalm 37:25 Psalm 37: 31 Psalm 38: 9 - 10 Psalm 39:1 Psalm 39: 1 – 2 Psalm 40: 1 – 4 Psalm 40: 3 Psalm 41: 1 – 2 Psalm 41: 3 Psalm 42: 1 Psalm 42: 5 Psalm 43: 3 Psalm 44: 3 Psalm 44:3 Psalm 45: 1 Psalm 46: 1 – 2 Psalm 46: 1 – 3 Psalm 46: 4 Psalm 46: 10 Psalm 47: 1 – 2 Psalm 48: 9 Psalm 49: 6 – 9 Psalm 50: 5 Psalm 50: 14 Psalm 51 Psalm 51: 1 - 4 Psalm 51: 10 Psalm 51: 10 – 12 Psalm 51: 11 Psalm 51: 11 – 12 Psalm 52: 1 - 7 Psalm 52: 8 – 9 Psalm 53: 1 – 4 Psalm 54: 1 – 2 Psalm 55: 16 - 18 Psalm 55: 19 Psalm 55: 22 Psalm 55: 23 Psalm 56: 1-2 Psalm 56: 3 - 4 Psalm 56: 7 Psalm 57: 1 Psalm 57: 7 – 10 Psalm 58: 1 Psalm 58: 11 Psalm 59: 16 – 17 Psalm 60: 8 Psalm 61: 1 - 3 Psalm 61: 7 – 8 Psalm 62: 1 Psalm 62:1 & 5 Psalm 62: 5 Psalm 62: 6 Psalm 63: 1 Psalm 63: 2 Psalm 63: 5 Psalm 64: 8 Psalm 65: 2 & 5 Psalm 66: 22 Psalm 67: 1 - 5 Psalm 67: 19 Psalm 68: 5 – 6 Psalm 68: 6 Psalm 68: 18 Psalm 68: 35 Psalm 69: 13 Psalm 69: 31 - 33 Psalm 70: 4 Psalm 71: 5 – 7 & 14 Psalm 71: 7 Psalm 72: 8 – 9 Psalm 73: 1 Psalm 73: 1 – 3 Psalm 73: 2 – 5 & 12 Psalm 73: 23 – 24 Psalm 73: 28 Psalm 74: 1 – 2 Psalm 75: 9 – 10 Psalm 76: 8 – 9 Psalm 77: 3 – 9 Psalm 77:6 Psalm 77: 6 Psalm 77: 10 Psalm 77: 12 – 13 Psalm 78: 20 – 11 Psalm 79: 9 – 10 Psalm 80: 3 Psalm 81: 6 & 10 Psalm 81: 10 Psalm 81: 13-14 Psalm 82: 6 Psalm 83: 16- 18 Psalm 84: 11 Psalm 84: 11 – 12 Psalm 84: 12 Psalm 85: 8 Psalm 85:9 Psalm 86: 7 Psalm 86: 11 – 12 Psalm 86: 17 Psalm 87 Psalm 88: 2-3 Psalm 88: 13 - 18 Psalm 89: 1 - 2 Psalm 89: 34 Psalm 90: 10 Psalm 90: 16 – 17 Psalm 91 Psalm 91: 1 Psalm 91: 3 Psalm 91: 5 Psalm 91: 10 Psalm 91: 11 Psalm 91: 11 – 12 Psalm 91:15 Psalm 91: 16 Psalm 91:16 Psalm 92: 1 – 4 Psalm 93: 1 Psalm 94: 14 Psalm 94: 19 Psalm 95: 1 – 7 Psalm 95: 2 Psalm 95: 6 Psalm 96: 1 – 2 Psalm 97: 3 Psalm 97: 11 Psalm 98: 3 Psalm 98: 7 - 9 Psalm 99: 4 Psalm 100 Psalm 100: 4 Psalm 101: 1 – 4 Psalm 102: 12 - 22 Psalm 103: 1 Psalm 103:1 - 3 Psalm 103: 1 - 5 Psalm 103: 2 Psalm 103: 5 Psalm 103: 8 Psalm 103: 20 Psalm 104: 29 – 30 Psalm 104: 30 Psalm 104: 34 Psalm 105: 4 Psalm 105: 14 -15 Psalm 105: 15 Psalm 105: 37 Psalm 106: 4 – 5 Psalm 107: 1 Psalm 107: 2 Psalm 107: 6 Psalm 107: 8 Psalm 107: 9 Psalm 107: 17-22 Psalm 107: 19 - 22 Psalm 107: 20 Psalm 107:20 Psalm 108: 12 – 13 Psalm 109: 26 - 27 Psalm 109: 30 – 31 Psalm 109:31 Psalm 110: 1 Psalm 110: 4 Psalm 111: 4 Psalm 111: 10 Psalm 112: 1 Psalm 112: 1 & 7 Psalm 112: 1 - 3 Psalm 112: 1 - 6 Psalm 112: 8 Psalm 113: 1 – 3 Psalm 114: 7 – 8 Psalm 115: 2 Psalm 115: 15 Psalm 115: 16 Psalm 116: 7 – 8 Psalm 117 Psalm 118:17 Psalm 118: 22 - 23 Psalm 119: 49 Psalm 119: 62 Psalm 119:63 Psalm 119: 68 Psalm 119: 97 - 98 Psalm 119: 105 Psalm 119: 112 Psalm 119: 135 Psalm 119: 161- 162 Psalm 120: 1 Psalm 121: 7-8 Psalm 122: 6 Psalm 123: 3 & 4 Psalm 124: 8 Psalm 125: 1 Psalm 126: 1 – 2 Psalm 127: 1 Psalm 128: 1 – 2 Psalm 128: 2 Psalm 129: 4 Psalm 130: 1 - 4 Psalm 131: 1 – 3 Psalm 132: 7 Psalm 133 Psalm 133: 1 Psalm 134: 1 Psalm 135: 1 Psalm 136: 1 Psalm 137: 4 Psalm 138: 7 Psalm 139: 7 Psalm 139: 17 – 18 Psalm 139: 20 Psalm 139: 23 Psalm 140: 12 Psalm 140: 13 Psalm 141: 3 Psalm 142: 1 - 2 Psalm 142: 5 Psalm 142: 6 Psalm 143: 10 Psalm 144: 3 Psalm 145: 1 Psalm 145: 6 Psalm 145: 8 Psalm 145: 9 Psalm 145: 14 Psalm 145: 17 Psalm 145: 18 Psalm 145: 21 Psalm 146: 5 Psalm 147: 10 Psalm 148: 13 – 14 Psalm 149: 6 Psalm 150 Psalm: 11 – 14 psalmist Psalm Mondays psalm of David Psalms Public Defenders pulverize punctuation punishmet pure heart pure love purpose pursue pursuit Put off Put on putting others first qavah quail qualified quarrels quarrelsome questions quiet race racism radiance radical trust raging flood rain raised raised hands rallying point reality reap reaping reason reasoning rebellion reboot Reborn recall receive receivers receiving recompense reconciliation recover recovery Recreate red deer redeem redeemed redemption Red Sea reed reflect reflection refreshing refrigerator refuge regenerated regeneration regulations rejected rejection rejoice rejuvenation relationship relationships relationship with God relax relaxation release released reliable reliance Relief religion rely remedy remember remembering remembrance remind renew renewal renewal process Renewed repayment repent repentance representation reproach reproof reputation request requirement requisition rescue rescued resistance resource resources respect responsibility rest restitution restoration restore restored restraint resuce resurrected life resurrection retell return Reuben reveal revealed revelation Revelation 1: 12 – 17 Revelation 1: 18 Revelation 3: 21 Revelation 5: 8 Revelation 5: 9 Revelation 12: 9 Revelation 12: 10 Revelation 12: 11 Revelation 21: 5 Revelation 21:5 Revelation 21: 6 Revelation 21: 7 Revelation 22: 1 revelation knowledge Revelations 12:11 Revelations 12: 11 revere reverence review revival revive reward rewards rhetoric rich riches rich young ruler righteous righteousness righteousness consciousness righteousness consiousness righteousness of God right hand rightness rightousness risky rite rites ritual river river of life river of pleasure rock rocky places role of the Holy Spirit Roman 12: 15 Romans 1: 14 Romans 1: 16 Romans 1:16 Romans 1: 28 – 32 Romans 1:29 – 31 Romans 2: 1 Romans 2: 4 Romans 2: 19 Romans 2: 29 Romans 3: 22 - 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