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The Secret Blessing of Generosity
In Genesis 13 (Read Genesis 13), Lot chose selfishly and moved his family to the choicest land—near the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, whose inhabitants sinned greatly. Abram, Lot’s uncle, generously let him go; and for his generosity, God blessed Abram and allowed him to settle his family in a safe area. Later, God used …
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The Secret Blessing of Generosity
In Genesis 13 (Read Genesis 13), Lot chose selfishly and moved his family
to the choicest land—near the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, whose
inhabitants sinned greatly. Abram, Lot’s uncle, generously let him go;
and for his generosity, God blessed Abram and allowed him to settle his
family in a safe area. Later, God used Abram to rescue Lot from the evil cities before He destroyed them. Abram learned the blessings of being generous and following God’s plan.
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Whose Report Do You Believe?
Read Deuteronomy 13 This month’s reading from Deuteronomy 13 challenges us to believe God’s promises when situations appear to contradict His Word. God gave Moses a promise that the Jews would be released from Egyptian captivity and given a land that was “good and spacious” (see Ex. 3:8, NIV). In Deuteronomy 13, you will …
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Following the Voice of the Spirit
Read Acts 10
This month’s reading is the story of two very different men who had something in common: Cornelius the Roman centurion and Peter the apostle each were listening to hear the voice of God speaking through His Spirit.
As you read Acts 10, look for a few key aspects of the Holy Spirit’s work in the events of this ancient narrative that are present in our lives today as well. We can count on God’s being the same yesterday, today and tomorrow (see Heb. 13:8).
The first aspect is, the Holy Spirit spoke to both Cornelius (10:3) and Peter (10:13). All that was required for this to happen was for both men to put themselves in a place where they could hear God’s voice and to be willing to listen for Him.
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Read Through the Bible in 2010
In a year when everything in life seems shaky, you can find stability in God’s unchangeable Word.
Almost everything we buy today comes with an instruction manual. Even coffee at the local drive-in comes with a warning such as “Caution contents may be hot!” Whether or not we decide to read the manual is up to us, but at least it’s there if we need it.
Wouldn’t it be great if life came with an instruction manual? Well, actually, it does. It’s called the Bible. Whether or not we read it is our choice, but God has made it readily available to us.
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The Secret Blessing of Generosity
Read Genesis 13
In Genesis 13, Lot chose selfishly and moved his family to the choicest land—near the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, whose inhabitants sinned greatly. Abram, Lot’s uncle, generously let him go; and for his generosity, God blessed Abram and allowed him to settle his family in a safe area.
Later, God used Abram to rescue Lot from the evil cities before He destroyed them. Abram learned the blessings of being generous and following God’s plan.
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