Announcement

Collapse

Glory Seed Guidelines

Notice – The ministries featured in this section of TheologyWeb are guests of this site and in some cases not bargaining for the rough and tumble world of debate forums, though sometimes they are. Additionally, this area is frequented and highlighted for guests who also very often are not acclimated to debate fora. As such, the rules of conduct here will be more strict than in the general forum. This will be something within the discretion of the Moderators and the Ministry Representative, but we simply ask that you conduct yourselves in a manner considerate of the fact that these ministries are our invited guests. You can always feel free to start a related thread in general forum without such extra restrictions. Thank you.

These daily devotionals are brought to you by Gary Piper, a writer with our Sister Site, Natural Spirit Ministries. TheologyWeb encourages you to visit and support their site.... they have many informative articles which can be discussed right here. If you enjoy Gary Piper's devotionals, please send him an encouraging note or post. We are very appreciative of our partnership with Natural Spirit Ministries and look forward to many more co-ventures.

General TheologyWeb forum rules: here.
See more
See less

Glory Seed Devotional 01/01/2015

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • Glory Seed Devotional 01/01/2015



    A Glory Seed Devotional planted for the Greater Glory of God
    2015: Year of Promise…

    2015! Wouldn’t it be great if with each New Year we could start over with a clean slate with no left over baggage from previous years, with no fears only our hopes and dreams for our ultimate year? But as you are powerfully aware of that isn’t what takes place as I sit here the past 68 years still linger with me and somehow jell together to make me who I am. Yet ready or not here comes another year with its already open and empty baggage waiting to be filled and join the rest of my accumulated “stuff”. But I followed my own advice and didn’t leave 2014 without the Holy Spirit in my hands Jesus in my heart God in my sight and praise on my lips.

    As I sit here a yearly theme for 2015 keeps trying to squeeze its way in being pushed into my year by the Holy Spirit probably so I will take the hint and begin using it not just as a yearly theme but also as a preface of what is yet to come out of Jesus’ heart to my heart.

    2015: Year of the Promise…

    And every yearly theme needs based and anchored not on pie-in-the-sky-dreams but on the solid foundation of Hope lived out in our everyday encounter with a God that loves us unconditionally.

    2015: Theme scripture…

    “The LORD is my light and the one who saves me. So why should I fear anyone? The LORD protects my life. So why should I be afraid? Evil people may try to destroy my body. My enemies and those who hate me attack me, but they are overwhelmed and defeated. If an army surrounds me, I will not be afraid. If war breaks out, I will trust the LORD. I ask only one thing from the LORD. This is what I want: Let me live in the LORD’s house all my life. Let me see the LORD’s beauty and look with my own eyes at his Temple.” (Psalm 27:1–4, NCV)

    2015 the adventure begins… Let us not walk ahead of the LORD but in step faithfully behind the LORD!

    Anticipate! Experience! Believe! Be transformed!
    Grace and PEACE, Amen!
    Gary

    * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
    “Those who wait for perfect weather will never plant seeds; those who look at every cloud will never harvest crops.” (Ecclesiastes 11:4, NCV)

    Note: Should you want to go back and review this Glory Seed or if you’d like to subscribe so you can receive them in your email you can do so by clicking on this link: http://gloryseeds.wordpress.com/.

    "Scriptures quoted from The Holy Bible, New Century Version, copyright © 1987, 1988, 1991 by Word Publishing, Dallas, Texas 75039. Used by permission."
widgetinstance 221 (Related Threads) skipped due to lack of content & hide_module_if_empty option.
Working...
X