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    Christian Devotional – February 16, 2016

    Read John chapter 9 VERSE: John 9:25–He replied, “Whether he is a sinner or not, I don’t know. One thing I do know, I was blind, but now I see!” TRUTH: This man had been healed by Jesus and now all the religious leaders were bothered by it. They wanted to find a way to question and accuse Jesus. As they were questioning this man, they began asking him a lot of theologically based questions and the man didn’t know the answer to them. He only knew what he had experienced himself. At the heart of it, this is witnessing. We are witnessing when we share with others what we…

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    Christian Devotional – February 15, 2016

    Read John chapter 8 VERSE: John 8:12–When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life. TRUTH: Have we ever stumbled around in the dark? I know that I have stubbed my toe on the furniture because I was too “busy” to bother with turning on a light before I stepped into a dark room to just grab something quickly. When we are stuck in the dark, we do not see all the dangers that are around us. God is the light and He sees all, so as we…

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    Christian Devotional – February 14, 2016

    Happy Valentine’s Day everyone! Here is your video devotional for this week. We’re still looking at Life Lessons and dealing with relationships. Over the next 3 weeks we’ll be looking at various aspects of relationships and the good, the bad, and the ugly. Today we start with the good and look at Priscilla and Aquilla. Priscilla and Aquilla both worked together in their relationship and they were committed to following the Lord together. They each made decisions that would bring God the most glory. This is the example of how two people can work together to have a great relationship that is focused on bringing God glory. Missed some of the…

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    Christian Devotional – February 13, 2016

    Read John chapter 7 VERSE: John 7:18–Whoever speaks on their own does so to gain personal glory, but he who seeks the glory of the one who sent him is a man of truth; there is nothing false about him. TRUTH: Who are we speaking for? When we open our mouth and words start to come out, are they a reflection of us or are the a reflection of the one who sent us? We are to be an ambassador for Jesus Christ and we are to share His message with the world, but if we are busy sharing words that glorify only ourselves, then we will miss out on…

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    Christian Devotional – February 12, 2016

    Read John chapter 6 VERSE: John 6:68–Simon Peter asked him, “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life.” TRUTH: As we think about following God, is there any reason that we would stop? We experience several difficulties and trials as a result of being followers of Jesus Christ and just like the disciples in that day, Jesus says some difficult things that we aren’t always quick to accept. Still, even when faced with the difficulties and the trials, the realization and our response is to be just like Peter’s. Where would we go and what would we do if we weren’t following Jesus Christ? What hope would we have? Jesus Christ is…

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    Christian Devotional – February 11, 2016

    Read John chapter 5 VERSE: John 5:6–When Jesus saw him lying there and learned that he had been in this condition for a long time, he asked him, “Do you want to get well?” TRUTH: This is such an interesting question that Jesus asks. You would think that since the person has been lying in wait for 38 years that he would want to get better. However, Jesus wanted to speak with him and make sure that the man was willing to commit to the desire to get better. Sometimes, we get so used to the status quo in our lives that we accept it as the way things must…

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    Christian Devotional – February 10, 2016

    Read John chapter 4 VERSE: John 4:42–They said to the woman, “We no longer believe just because of what you said; now we have heard for ourselves, and we know that this man really is the Savior of the world.” TRUTH: The Samaritan woman had given a great testimony and had shared what she believed with her town. The people came to hear and see what she was talking about. Then, at the end, they made their own decision as to what they believed about Jesus. They couldn’t just rely on the woman’s faith and her testimony, they had to come to the place where they knew and recognized the…

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    Christian Devotional – February 9, 2016

    Read John chapter 3 VERSE: John 3:30–“He must become greater; I must become less” TRUTH: John the Baptist’s followers have come to him to find out why everyone is now following this Jesus. John explains that he was simply there to prepare the way and now that Jesus, the Messiah, has come, it is time for everyone to follow Him, not follow John. John’s response here indicates that he understands that Jesus is great and therefore, must be seen as greater in every area. He’s not jealous, he understands that God is worthy of this and he wants people to see John less and less and instead look to Jesus.…

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    Christian Devotional – February 8, 2016

    Read John chapter 2 VERSE: John 2:17–His disciples remembered that it is written, “Zeal for your house will consume me.” TRUTH: As the disciples were following Jesus, He went to the temple one day. That wasn’t an unusual circumstance, but what He did there was. Jesus cleaned out and ran off all the people who were using the church as a means to make a profit. Jesus was passionate about the house of God and He wanted the people to be using the house of God for the purpose that it was intended, prayer and fellowship with God. How do we treat God’s house now? Is it a social club in which…

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    Christian Devotional – February 7, 2016

    Welcome to the Sunday video Christian devotional. Today’s devotional addresses Life Lessons from Lydia, dealing with the issue or money. Two Biblical principles about money: 1 – Our money should be used to honor God 2 – Our attitude should be one of joy and cheer when using our money to honor God Two practical examples: Lydia – a person who had a lot of money Widow – a person who had almost nothing