Showing posts with label Momentum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Momentum. Show all posts

Friday, June 28, 2013

Spang (2 Timothy 3:16)

Spang (2 Timothy 3:16)

Good morning all,

The word of the day is “spang.”  Paul understood that as he taught young Timothy, he needed to make sure that he was deliberate about what he taught the young boy. Knowing that there would be a ton of stuff grabbing at Timothy's time and thoughts, the apostle Paul knew the importance of keeping Scripture at the forefront of his life. There was an important in the exactness of understanding God's word, and Paul was very sure about teaching this.

All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness…
~2 Tim 3:16



My question is: how exact are you in the way that you follow God? There's a couple of ways that we can live. We can get up in the morning and not really think about the things that we do, expecting that the day will just unfold the way that it is supposed to. I guess there's nothing really wrong with this. However, when we live deliberately for God, we tend to miss less of what he might have in store for us. That's why my mentor always told me that one of the best reasons to stay connected with Scripture each day is that the more it gets placed at the front of your mind, the better chance you have at remembering it when you need to. It is important to be spang on target when delivering God's word either to others, and ourselves, at any given time. My prayer for you is that you take each word of Scripture and let God breath life into you as you move through your day.

Praying for you,

mo



Friday, December 30, 2011

Precarious (Joshua 10:1-43)

Good morning all,

The word of the day is “precarious.” Can you imagine being in Joshua’s position when God called him to lead the Israelites into the next chapter of history? The peeps just lost the only leader they had for the last 40 years; and Joshua was to follow that act! The Israelites still had not reached the Promised Land and in front of them was a huge river and bunch of cities with walls. Not a good situation. But Joshua stepped up and took on that crazy task…

“Joshua said to them, 'Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged. Be strong and courageous. This is what the LORD will do to all the enemies you are going to fight.'”
~Josh. 10:25


Here’s my question: are you continually moving forward during both the good and bad times of your life? Sometimes we want to slow down because we get overwhelmed. All of us have been in a precarious situation or two, as Joshua faced. My prayer is that when you come across those situations you are reminded of the times God has pulled you through to victory. God will give you favor… hit this new year running hard and looking toward the Creator!

Praying for you,

mo