Today's Devotional
A Word to the WealthyWhat resources, talents, or other gifts has God given you?
You Better Trust - by FOCUS feat. Candice Bianca
This song, "You Better Trust", is based on Proverbs 3:5-6 & corresponding verses from the Old Testament, to give it a three-dimensional perspective
1. Like King Solomon, believers often feel that being "good" just doesn't pay and we find ourselves wondering why the grass is more lush on the "other side". The purpose of our existence seems vague and doubt seeps in.
2. In Exodus, the dying Israelites had ONLY to look at the brass serpent; and even though it was illogical, the few who believed, lived.
3. Writing this song involved taking a good hard look at our own willingness to have the "child-like faith" that our Lord Jesus desires from His sheep. We realize that it's okay to be a work-in-progress as long as He is at the helm. (..All things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose Rom 8:28)
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2013-06-10T03:09:05
This song, "You Better Trust", is based on Proverbs 3:5-6 & corresponding verses from the Old Testament, to give it a three-dimensional perspective
1. Like King Solomon, believers often feel that being "good" just doesn't pay and we find ourselves wondering why the grass is more lush on the "other side". The purpose of our existence seems vague and doubt seeps in.
2. In Exodus, the dying Israelites had ONLY to look at the brass serpent; and even though it was illogical, the few who believed, lived.
3. Writing this song involved taking a good hard look at our own willingness to have the "child-like faith" that our Lord Jesus desires from His sheep. We realize that it's okay to be a work-in-progress as long as He is at the helm. (..All things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose Rom 8:28)
1. Like King Solomon, believers often feel that being "good" just doesn't pay and we find ourselves wondering why the grass is more lush on the "other side". The purpose of our existence seems vague and doubt seeps in.
2. In Exodus, the dying Israelites had ONLY to look at the brass serpent; and even though it was illogical, the few who believed, lived.
3. Writing this song involved taking a good hard look at our own willingness to have the "child-like faith" that our Lord Jesus desires from His sheep. We realize that it's okay to be a work-in-progress as long as He is at the helm. (..All things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose Rom 8:28)
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