Bible Verse of the Day: Scripture quotes to inspire your faith in God today.

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 14:14 | A verse about cleanliness

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 14:13 | A verse about our role for those with whom we don't agree

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 14:11-12 | A verse about where it's all headed

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 14:10 | A verse about judgment

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 14:9 | A verse about our Lord

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 14:8 | A verse about belonging to Jesus

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 14:7 | A verse about living and dying

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 14:6 | A verse about faithful intention

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 14:5 | A verse about thinking our convictions through

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 14:4 | A verse about accountability

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 14:3 | A verse about resentment and judgment

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 14:2 | A verse about strong and weak faith

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 14:1 | A verse about true hospitality

Romans 12:13

Romans 12:12

Romans 12:11

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 12:10 | A verse about LOVE as an action

Bible Verse of the Day | Romans 12:9 | A verse about LOVE

Paul begins a passage concerning the marks of a true christian. It all begins with LOVE. It doesn't stop there, but love is the foundation.

⁠⁠Bible Verse of the Day⁠⁠ | Deuteronomy 6:12 & 15 | A verse about Sabbath and worth

https://10bibleverses.com/bible-verse-of-the-day/ Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford. It is May 5 and we’re continuing on with the retelling of the 10 Commandments Deuteronomy chapter 6 today verses 12 and verse 15 observe the sabbath day and keep it holy as the Lord your God, commanded, you remember that you were a slave in the land of Egypt, and the Lord your God brought you out from there with a mighty hand, and an outstretched arm. Therefore, the Lord your God commanded you to keep the sabbath day. This is the one commandment we are terrible at following. When’s the last time you took a full day every single week and did no work we’re always connected to our work or at home catching up on errands doing anything that we need to do because we have a task list Keeping the sabbath has changed with Jesus and Moses day they have been slaves. Their worth was determined by how many bricks they made they didn’t know how to understand their worth when they weren’t producing so this was a way for them to understand their identities not about what they do what they make what they produce their identity their value their worth is in being human beings God’s children let us remember this truth Message brought to you by Rev. Joseph Sanford of Sanford Curriculum (Student ministry resources available on The Sunday School Store written by he and Lauren Sanford). Music by The Muse Maker

⁠⁠Bible Verse of the Day⁠⁠ | Deuteronomy 6:11 | A verse about the LORD's name

https://10bibleverses.com/bible-verse-of-the-day/ Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on the third day of May continuing with Deuteronomy chapter 6 the retelling of the 10 Commandments. We’re going to continue with verse 11 you shall not make wrongful use of the name of the Lord, your God, for the Lord, will not acquit anyone who miss uses the name. We all grew up with an idea of what this commandment was referring to, and frankly what we grew up with, was not correct, was good, not to curse using the name of God, what this means is, we don’t use the name for ourselves or in any other way other than to honor God and so if we think that we’re right about something or what we’re doing as a good and holy thing, we better make sure we know it if we’re going to say that it is God ordained or that God approves it or what we’re doing is in the name or for the love of God People like to use the name of God to further their own well because the name of God brings power it brings authority and if we’re going to assume that we have the right to just decide where God’s authority should be applied we need to be really careful, let us be careful and honorable, with the name of our Lord Message brought to you by Rev. Joseph Sanford of Sanford Curriculum (Student ministry resources available on The Sunday School Store written by he and Lauren Sanford). Music by The Muse Maker

Bible Verse of the Day | Matthew 25:53-54 | A verse about Jesus' task

Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you and this holy week April 5 we’re going to turn to our gospel that we call Matthew we’re going to read from chapter 25 verses 53 to 54 think that I cannot appeal to my father and he will at once send me more than 12 legions of angels, but how then with the Scriptures be fulfilled which say it must happen in this way Jesus knows everything that’s happening is not what anyone wants but it is what we need and why we struggle to understand that this week. Let’s remember that he could’ve called everything to his defense but that’s not the way we can only be redeemed Israel could only be forgiven if he excepted all the violence all the deceit, all the destruction upon himself, only responding with love and prayer, the other kingdoms of the world they can look pretty inhumane. They can look pretty distorted and ugly, and they can do a lot of vicious damage. We can turn to Daniel to see the images of the kingdoms of the world, but God‘s kingdom looks like a human being being humane loving. This is our Christ.

Message brought to you by Rev. Joseph Sanford of Sanford Curriculum (Student ministry resources available on The Sunday School Store written by he and Lauren Sanford).

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on April 3 the day after Palm Sunday and as we get into this holy week, we’re gonna start this week off with the gospel recall Matthew chapter 21 verse five tell the daughter of Zion look, your king is coming to you, humble, and mounted on a donkey on a colt, the fall of a donkey Palm Sunday is one of triumphs we celebrate we dance we wave palms we sing loud, but we also know what’s coming is prophecy, quoted by the gospel writer refers to the coming of the king, the good king, the messiah the one meant to come in and redeem Israel to bring everything back to write standing with God, and this King is not coming on the seat of power and might I mean he is but not the kind of might’ve power we picture instead it’s humility it’s gentleness. It’s peace and so while we often look for all the wrong things in the wrong places, Christ comes anyway and if even just for a moment, we see it for what it is right and pure and true and we celebrate.

Message brought to you by Rev. Joseph Sanford of Sanford Curriculum (Student ministry resources available on The Sunday School Store written by he and Lauren Sanford).

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on March 29 and we’re going to turn to the prophet that we call Isaiah chapter 41 and we’re gonna read verse 10 do not fear for I am with you do not be afraid for I am your God I will strengthen you. I will help you I will uphold you with my victorious right hand. I’m not sure what the Salmas was going through exactly but we can be pretty sure it was bad they were hanging their head. Maybe they had lost hope there was fear there was weakness, and we find this comforting word of God that says none of those ways of looking at the situation are appropriate because I am your God I am yours I belong to you and you belong to me, and if we belong to God and God belongs to us what have we to fear we might be facing difficult moments this week we might be facing the worst of circumstances there might be tragedy there might even be death, but we have God our God, who has proved to us in Jesus Christ, that even the worst life has to throw at us is nothing compared to the power of God

Message brought to you by Rev. Joseph Sanford of Sanford Curriculum (Student ministry resources available on The Sunday School Store written by he and Lauren Sanford).

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on March 27 as we conclude our focus on first Corinthians chapter 13 verse eight, this beautiful letter of Paul to the church. It reads love, never ends, but as for prophecies, they will come to an end ask for tongues, they will cease ask for knowledge it will come to an end, I don’t know why as people of the church as Christians we can’t help but look at others with a critical eye, especially those who are part of the church to or constantly looking and straining critiquing about what they believe and how they say it, and we end up becoming each other’s own worst enemy if we’re honest and clergy are no exception we’re always evaluating and thinking about how we wouldn’t say it or think it or present it better and maybe that’s just me, but all this knowledge all these ways of trying to improve and be better and be successful it’s all temporary if we have the gift of prophecy if we have the gift of tongues, if we have the gift of knowledge, they will all come to an end so let’s stop giving them all of our energy in Heart and instead focus on the one thing that doesn’t… LOVE

Message brought to you by Rev. Joseph Sanford of Sanford Curriculum (Student ministry resources available on The Sunday School Store written by he and Lauren Sanford).

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on March 20 and we’re going to continue in the love chapter 1st Corinthians chapter 13. We started with verse four. We continue today with verse five and it reads love is not rude. Love does not insist on its own way. Love is not irritable love keeps no record of wrongs it’s agape giving of ourselves for another. We understand it rudeness and in looking at each other with scorn it’s just not part of how we operate when we’re in the mood of love when we’re in the action of love we don’t insist on our own way because it’s not about us it’s about us it’s not love love is not irritable because we have grace and we give space, and we know that people are where they are in their journey whether we like it or not, and how many people give us grace how many people are patient with us. We should keep them in mind as we learn to reflect that way for others. We should keep no record of wrongs. If you’re keeping track then you’re not loving your making it about you and your justice so let us in remember that we find our example in Christ who gives us grace and mercy and love right where we are.

Message brought to you by Rev. Joseph Sanford of Sanford Curriculum (Student ministry resources available on The Sunday School Store written by he and Lauren Sanford).

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on the March 17 and we are going to spend some time in first Corinthians chapter 13 the love chapter so let’s begin in verse four love is patient love is kind love is not envious or boastful or arrogant. This word love we use that word for all sorts of things or family or friends and are tacos right but the word in scripture is agape it means to give of oneself, for another hint means sacrificing of us for another, and expect nothing in return it only does for another out of our goodness out of our desire to be loving someone we read the love chapter about patience, kindness. It doesn’t envy are both it’s not arrogant. It makes sense that’s what agape is in our perfect example of this kind of love is Jesus Christ, who is garden flashing, so God‘s love Chrysler the spirits love is shown to us in the sacrifice for us, expecting nothing in return Salado us become people who love like our God

Message brought to you by Rev. Joseph Sanford of Sanford Curriculum (Student ministry resources available on The Sunday School Store written by he and Lauren Sanford).

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on March 13. We’ve been working our way through the 23rd psalm one of the most famous passages in all of our scripture and we continue today with a verse five you prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. You anoint my head with oil, my cup overflows, one of the most overlooked lines in this poem is the anointing line we’re sheep in the metaphor God is our shepherd, and there is a particular oil that would be put on the sheepshead and a certain time of year when a type of fly would be around bother the sheep and cause all sorts of problems, raise their anxiety and just be a pest and so the shepherd or the ninth or head, which would keep the flies at bay now the sheep receiving the oil they don’t know why they’re receiving that, but they do Have peace. We can take comfort that our God knows what we need, even when we’re unaware that sometimes we receive blessing, and we don’t understand what it is, but we are to trust in our shepherd, that even in the midst of people who might mean to work against us, God prepares a table that we might be in union our cup overflows with our Lord, our good shepherd.

Message brought to you by Rev. Joseph Sanford of Sanford Curriculum (Student ministry resources available on The Sunday School Store written by he and Lauren Sanford).

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on this March 10 and we are continuing in our walk through Psalm 23 and so we continue today with verse four. even though I walk through the darkest valley, I fear no evil for you, or with me your Rod and your staff. They comfort me a voice switches and verse, for God is no longer refer to in third person but in second, because the Psalmist is going through a dark time or has gone through a dark time like many of us have a maybe you’re going through one right now in those rules regulations those parts of the Lord that keep us in line and our heart—our conscience that pulls at us—that rod and that staff in times of darkness comforts us, because we know we have the presence of God with us. We are not promise to be delivered from trials and tribulation. That is not what the scripture says, but it does say nothing can separate us from God’s love, so no matter where you are, and what you are enduring today may you know that the Lord is with you and your heart and you should fear no evil

Message brought to you by Rev. Joseph Sanford of Sanford Curriculum (Student ministry resources available on The Sunday School Store written by he and Lauren Sanford).

Music by The Muse Maker