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Wed, 15 Jan 2025

Joel Chapter 3 - Judgment in the Valley, Shelter in the Mountain

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We often face with ups and downs in our journey of faith. May we often rely on God to walk through the valleys, and strive to climb up the mountain.

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Mon, 13 Jan 2025

Joel Chapter 2 - Rewriting the Sinner's Story

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God’s punishment might feel harsh. Brutal, even. But it’s not the end of the story. As we reflected in Why? Because punishment isn’t the point. Because God loves even the messiest of sinners. In Joel 2, this divine love continues to unfold. It begins with a warning: there will come a terrifying day of celestial chaos and enemies wielding intense destructive power, here to utterly wipe out everything in their way (Joel 2:2-3). Then comes a plot twist. God does not cut the sinners loose. Instead, He offers them a way to change this destiny: It’s a fantastic deal for anyone who takes this up and sincerely comes before God. Not only does punishment disappear, but God will restore the repentant sinner’s labour, joy, and even years spent under God’s punishment (Joel 2:19-25). More importantly, this. God opens His arms wide, promising all of humanity a restored relationship with Him when they return: In other words: Every single one of you The moral of the story? This is a love so massive we can hardly imagine all of it. God waits. When the sinner awakes from spiritual slumber, when the weight of his mistakes hits him squarely in the gut, when he returns to God, that’s when he shall see God’s great kindness (Joel 2:13). God will reach into the deepest abyss of shame. He will pull even the worst sinner into a hug. That destiny of dreadful judgment becomes a glorious welcome into God’s kingdom. The sinner’s heart becomes God’s home (John 14:23). What does God ask for? That our acts of repentance are genuine and from the heart. It’s easy to fool others into believing that we have changed. Deceit is easy. Theatrics are moving. We might even fool ourselves! But God cannot be fooled. There is no That’s the turning point in the sinner’s story.

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Fri, 10 Jan 2025

Joel Chapter 1 - What is Our Response to Calamity?

Joel

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Even when things seem bleak, God has a will for us.

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Wed, 15 Jan 2025

Joel Chapter 3 - Judgment in the Valley, Shelter in the Mountain

Joel

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We often face with ups and downs in our journey of faith. May we often rely on God to walk through the valleys, and strive to climb up the mountain.

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Mon, 13 Jan 2025

Joel Chapter 2 - Rewriting the Sinner's Story

Joel

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Fri, 10 Jan 2025

Joel Chapter 1 - What is Our Response to Calamity?

Joel

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Even when things seem bleak, God has a will for us.

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Fri, 10 Jan 2025

Commit Your Way to Jesus

Listen to the devotional here: “Commit your way to the LORD, Trust also in Him, And He shall bring it to pass.” (Psalm 37:5) The life of a Christian should be fully committed to Jesus. To commit your way to the Lord is to give all your plans, worries, and decisions to God. We’re called to commit our way to the Lord with the trust that He will guide us, even if we don’t see it right away. The word order of this verse is important: First, we are to “commit” our way to God and “trust” Him. Then only comes God’s action to “bring it to pass”. We have to initiate the first step—our total trust in God, Then, God will grant His promises to us according to the measure of our faith. Why is committing important? First, we don’t know what will happen tomorrow. Worrying doesn’t change anything. Worrying can’t make our lives longer or fix our problems. Second, we need to understand that we can’t do everything on our own. Just like a branch needs to stay connected to a tree to grow fruit, we need to stay connected to Jesus to bear much fruit. Without Jesus, we cannot do anything (Jn 15:5). Finally, a committed life removes the barrier between us and God, helping us draw nearer to Him. Not only do we let go of stress and sadness, but also Jesus fills our hearts with wonderful peace. We can bravely commit our way to Jesus because He is all-powerful, always faithful, and full of love for us. Our God is the Almighty God who can bring all things to pass. Because God is faithful, He cannot deny Himself or fail to fulfil all His promises in due time. With His love and compassion, God is concerned for us whenever we feel weak, because only He can give us everything we truly need. Unfortunately, many Christians fail to commit everything to Jesus because they don’t truly know Him. To fully commit to Jesus, we need to have constant faith in Him and take the time to learn who He is. We can ask God to give us the spirit of wisdom and revelation so that we can know Him better. Once we understand how powerful, faithful, and loving He is, it becomes easier to commit everything to Him. Unwavering faith will persist in a deep commitment to God. Today, hand over your worries to God, trust that He’s in control, and watch how He works in your life to do amazing things! Use these discussion questions and our prayer as a guide for your family altar. Parents can lead the prayer and invite their children to repeat after them or encourage their children to take the lead, making family altar time a shared journey of faith. What is 1 plan or worry you want to entrust to the Lord? Why do you think God wants us to trust Him? Why is it important to get to know God better if we want to commit to Him fully? What are some ways you can do that? In the name of the Lord Jesus Christ we pray. Lord, thank you for being loving and all-powerful. We come to You today with our worries and choices. Help us let go of our fears. Teach us to stay connected to you so that we can bear fruit that make You happy. Strengthen our faith through the Holy Spirit. We want to commit our heart and life to You fully. We trust that You will guide our family. Amen. Adapted from Hsieh, Ezra. “Commit Your Way to Jesus.” Living Bread, Word of Life Publishing House, pp. 23-24.

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Wed, 15 Jan 2025

Joel Chapter 3 - Judgment in the Valley, Shelter in the Mountain

Joel

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We often face with ups and downs in our journey of faith. May we often rely on God to walk through the valleys, and strive to climb up the mountain.

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Mon, 13 Jan 2025

Joel Chapter 2 - Rewriting the Sinner's Story

Joel

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Fri, 10 Jan 2025

Joel Chapter 1 - What is Our Response to Calamity?

Joel

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Even when things seem bleak, God has a will for us.

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Fri, 10 Jan 2025

Commit Your Way to Jesus

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Wed, 08 Jan 2025

John Chapter 21 - Jesus Makes Me Breakfast

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Our Saviour’s love provides and restores.

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Mon, 06 Jan 2025

John Chapter 20 - God is love

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V2 interesting how the Bible uses “the other disciple, whom Jesus loved’, without mentioning that disciple’s name. Why? It matters that he is loved by Jesus, as can be seen through the emphasis by using that term. Just like all of us believers who are also loved by Jesus, we are also the disciples whom Jesus loved. With Jesus’ love comes everything - God’s creation, all our blessings, our existence, eternal life. God has love for us, is love and is the source of love. 1 John 4:8 - He who does not love does not know God, for God is love. V13 Mary uses the term “my Lord”, not ‘the Lord’, but “my Lord”. Jesus is the Lord. However, Jesus is also our Lord and should also be ‘my Lord’ to each of us. This shows us that a personal relationship with God is important. We must build our relationship with God through spending time with God in prayer, reading His Word, and trusting in Him. V29 “Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed” We are blessed, because we have not seen Jesus, yet we still believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God. Through Jesus, we will have eternal life. V29-31 reading these verses shows us how true and real this faith is. V31 these records are written for us to believe in Jesus and this verse shows us to believe what we read in the Bible. Finally, these two verses tie together Jesus’ love for us and how believing we may have life in His name. John 3:16 For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. 1 John 4:9 In this the love of God was manifested toward us, that God has sent His only begotten Son into the world, that we might live through Him.

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