filed in Daily Devotional on Feb.28, 2010
Daily Devotionals
Theme: Give us this day our daily bread . . .
Main Text: Matthew 6:11
Monday – Psalm 37:25. Have YOU ever seen the children of the righteous begging bread? What does it mean to be righteous?
Holy Father, I thank You for Your provision. You always provide enough for those who strive for Your [...]
filed in Daily Devotional on Feb.28, 2010
Daily Devotionals
Theme: Give us this day our daily bread . . .
Main Text: Matthew 6:11
Tuesday – Matthew 6:25-27. Jesus opens His teaching on this topic with a command in v. 25 – what is it? Do you worry about basic needs? If not, are there other things you tend to worry about? Do the birds [...]
filed in Daily Devotional on Feb.28, 2010
Daily Devotionals
Theme: Give us this day our daily bread . . .
Main Text: Matthew 6:11
Wednesday – Matthew 6:28-30. How much time do you spend in a day worrying about clothes? That perfect outfit? Shoes that match your dress? Just the right accessories? According to Jesus, those who spend their time worrying about their clothes have [...]
filed in Daily Devotional on Feb.28, 2010
Daily Devotionals
Theme: Give us this day our daily bread . . .
Main Text: Matthew 6:11
Thursday – Matthew 6:31-34. Instead of working for food or drink or clothes, what does Jesus say we should seek instead? How can we seek this – what practical steps are involved? In a typical day, do you spend more time [...]
filed in Daily Devotional on Feb.28, 2010
Daily Devotionals
Theme: Give us this day our daily bread . . .
Main Text: Matthew 6:11
Friday – Deuteronomy 8:2-3. As the Israelites wandered for 40 years, what did they eat? Where did this come from? What important lesson was God trying to teach the Israelites by providing bread in this way?
Our Father, the great God who [...]
filed in Daily Devotional on Feb.28, 2010
Daily Devotionals
Theme: Give us this day our daily bread . . .
Main Text: Matthew 6:11
Saturday – 2 Corinthians 9:10-11. Beyond providing seed to sow and bread to eat, what does Paul say God will supply? From v. 11, how should we respond?
God, You have made me rich – perhaps not the richest in [...]
