• Devotional

    Christian Devotional – August 18, 2014

    Read 3 John VERSE: 3 John 4–I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth. TRUTH: It is unknown whether John had any biological children, yet he had scores of spiritual children. The people that he led to Christ and disciple to grow in Christ were all his children. Just like with biological children, other people would come up to John and say, “I saw this child of yours doing this.” When John had great reports about his children, he felt pride and joy in knowing they were pleasing go. Do we have spiritual children? If not, why not? If we do, are…

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    Christian Devotional – August 17, 2014

    Read 3 John VERSE: 3 John 3–It gave me great joy when some believers came and testified about your faithfulness to the truth, telling how you continue to walk in it. TRUTH: What would another believer say about you if they were giving a report to this verse’s author, John? Would John be encouraged and joyful or disappointed and embarrassed? Others are always watching and the way we live our life is a testimony of what we believe. Do we daily walk in the path that would bring joy to another believer? Are we faithful to God’s truth each day through the seemingly mundane activities of life or are we…

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    Christian Devotional – August 16, 2014

    Read 3 John VERSE: 3 John 2 – Dear friend, I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all may go well with you, even as your soul is getting along well. TRUTH: Our spiritual health and our physical health are both important and need to be addressed in our lives. Are we taking care of ourselves physically? What about spiritually? If we are neglecting our spiritual life, then we will not know or be ready for the plans that God has for us. If we are neglecting our physical health, then we may know God’s plans for us, but not be able to do everything that God…

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    Christian Devotional – August 15, 2014

    Read 3 John VERSE: 3 John 1 – The elder, to my dear friend Gaius, whom I love in truth. TRUTH: John, writing here, gives a great definition of friendship. Gaius was a dear friend that John loved in truth. Friendship should always be based on truth and not lies, however, even more special is when the friendship is based on “The Truth,” Jesus Christ. Do we define our relationship with others by our relationship with Christ? We should use that definition and allow our relationship with Jesus Christ to impact everyone else in our life. RESPONSE: Father, I love You and I love that You are truth. Please keep…