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

⁠⁠Bible Verse of the Day⁠⁠ | Proverbs 3:5-6 | A verse about finding Life Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on Monday, April 17 and we’re gonna turn to the book of proverbs to the third chapter read read verses five and six and they read trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not rely on your own insight and all your ways acknowledge him and he will make straight your paths. We often think that trust in God it’s just something we do on one day a week or maybe one hour on one day a week or maybe we just trust God when we’re in trouble and we don’t know what else to do, but our paths they are wind either up and down their trouble because we’re human and that’s what we do is Proverbs lifting up that if we just trust in God and every step of the way, even the little things we find that our paths will be straight. It doesn’t mean they’re going to be easy not at all, but it does mean we’re gonna be lead in the way of life because that’s what God wants for you, and for every person who walks this planet, and we learn and grow, and understand what it means to follow in the footsteps of God if we would just trust and acknowledge God, in all we do, we would find life. 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 | Genesis 1:26 | A verse about our purpose Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on April 12 is beautiful Wednesday and we’re going to go back to the beginning genesis one and we’re going to go to verse 26 and it reads and God said what us make humans in our image, according to our likeness, and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the birds of the air and over the cattle and over all the wild animals of the earth, and over every creeping thing that creeps upon the Earth, God speaks things into existence. This comes on day six of creation, and God is constructing a cosmic temple and I know that may sound weird, but that’s what this is a Temple’s being constructed it it is modeled after the creation of the tabernacle in the last part of exodus in the final piece once everything‘s been created as for the image of God to be placed like an image is placed a statue in a temple. We are the image of God we are to have dominion to take charge to be stewards over the earth and all the things in it we are to treat them as God would treat them. We are to be creators with God and this is our purpose. 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 | John 20:1 | A verse about a new beginning Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you April 10 Monday Easter has arrived and we are going to read from the gospel. We called John chapter 20 and we’re gonna begin with the very first verse early on the first day of the week, while it was still dark, Mary Magdalene came to the tomb, and saw that the stone had been removed from the tomb. We celebrated the scene yesterday, but it’s good for us to continue to think about it. Easter is a season it last from now until May 28 on Pentecost. If you follow the liturgical calendar if you don’t, it’s always good to celebrate Easter beyond just Sunday. This is the passage that leads us from that garden tomb early on the first day of the week this is symbolic back in Genesis. The new week has begun. If you go back to Genesis one that original week never ended there was no evening and morning in the seventh day and we can think about all the symbolism and how the gospel writer picks that up for what it means today that the new creation has begun in Christ when he emerge from that tomb, it wasn’t just a new body. It was a new kingdom, a new world and a new life for us all 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 | John 19:41 | A verse about new birth from death

Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford and it is good Friday a holy week today we’re gonna read from our gospel that we called John from the 19th chapter. We’re going to read the 41st verse now there was a garden in the place where he was crucified, and in the Garden, there was a new tomb, in which no one had ever been laid The gospel we call John waves in creation from the very beginning of the entire prologue of the gospel. We are brought back to Genesis, so when we come to this part, this unique detail what we learn is that Jesus body is in a garden and a brand new tomb what we’re gonna learn in a few days is on the first day of the new week people rise up once again, the humanity, Christ, the new birth, the new way, originates back in the garden, one human being to begin the new creation, the kingdom of God, but for today, we remember the quiet, the stillness, the darkness, and the pain of death and the Garden tomb

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⁠⁠Bible Verse of the Day⁠⁠ | Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on March 24 and we are in chapter 13 of our letter that we call first Corinthians a letter from Paul to a church and struggle and so let’s continue with verse seven love, bares, all things believes all things hopes all things endures all things All is lifting up love above anything else and he’ll go to clearly say that but we should see that already, in the way that he’s saying that love endures no matter what, and when we give of ourselves for other people when we learn to live like that when we learn to place, the good of others above our own comfort, our own desires, not a way that abuses us or sacrifices us in this kind of negative self defeating way, but rather when we realize that we are part of something much bigger than ourselves, that what we have access to in our love, in our place with Christ as an endless supply of goodness we have a cup that overflows so when we live in the way of love, nothing nothing can tear us down we can bear believe hope, and endure all things

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on this Monday morning March 6. We’re going to continue in our reading from Psalm 23 and it is verse two we continue with and it reads he makes me lie down in Green pastures. He leads me beside still Waters we find that the Lord desires for us, a place of wellness of calm, and as a good shepherd, as this image of a shepherd is developed. We know that we need to find sustenance. We need to find what it is to survive, and so green pastures are where we are lead what we need for our continued growth for our continued learning for thriving. That is where we’re headed that is what is desired and God leads us to still waters a place that we can find drink and we need plenty of that in this world where we thirst quite a bit, so what are you thirsty for? What are you hungry for today? No matter what it might be you know that God desires to lead you where you need to go, so let us trust in our shepherd.

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you and we are going to spend several days on Psalm 23 one verse at a time so let’s begin Psalm chapter 23 verse one. The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want we often think that we aren’t gonna want our shepherd but that’s not what this is saying it’s saying that the Lord is my shepherd. Therefore I will want for nothing. I’ll have everything which doesn’t always feel right does it because there are lots of things that we want that we don’t have it so we think with that that doesn’t make any sense well, I think if we know that we trust in the Lord, the Lord is the one that guides us with provides for us Need to go like a good shepherd, and all the things we should want will be provided that doesn’t mean there’s not a catastrophe and chaos and loss and pain and hurt, but it means that even in the midst of all that might come our way all the calamity Lord of The with us, and the Lord will make sure we have what it is that we need to endure to survive to thrive to live

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on this February 10 as we’re going to hear from the great prophet Isaiah chapter 53 verse four and it reads surely he has born our infirmities and carried our diseases yet we are counted him, stricken struck down by God and afflicted All the love of God as we see in Jesus Christ we often assign Jesus to be the focal point of this prophecy, and there’s some validity to that there other ways to see it, but when we see Jesus and this, and we see the love of God on display through Jesus, the word and flesh, the messiah, everyone had always hope for the embodiment of what Israel was always called to be the Proto, typical human being, and we are to follow we see that God has come into the marking mass of humanity to show us where the beauty is to show us where the life is to take on all that we could throw at him because we did send drove us to the point where we mailed him to a cross, but this was all Don out of love so let us celebrate that love this day.

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you today with a verse from our scripture make it finds you well today we’re going to read from the letter to the church in Rome chapter 6 verse 23 for the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus, our Lord This verse from Paul is speaking to a group of people trying to sort it all out of people divided trying to understand exactly what has happened. What does the cross mean and sometimes we can get so wrapped up in and what do the soul means about our actual death and what happens after but I think Paul speaking to something bigger that transcends just that time and reaches all the way back to a moment right now. When we give ourselves over to a sinful life -- when our life is oriented about anything other than living as God calls us to live -- we live a dead life, but we get this eternal life, this life with God life in Christ Jesus right now, as a part of the kingdom life as a part of all that it is to be a part of the church, and be a part of faith at work with the spirit and so let us celebrate the free gift of God today.

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. Iamb Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you with a bit from our word or scripture and I hope the spirit works in it today for everything you need. We’re going to read from Hebrews 13 five keep your lives free from the love of money, and be content with what you have for he himself has said I will never leave you or for sake you Owe money, money, money we have such a interesting relationship of money. Don’t think we need it because our culture our society is based off of it. You have to eat and pay bills and take care of things and prepare for retirement and all sorts of things that work in our economy. Money is not the issue. It’s the love of money we are to be free from the love of money when you love something you devote yourself to it you sacrifice of yourself for it and while we need to make it sometimes we just need to trust that God is involved that God will help us get what we need and sometimes I have to ask myself if all goes wrong today what’s the worst case scenario and when we’re a part of the church more part of a loving family, the worst case is still not that bad, so let us be content with what we have, and trust in God.

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on February 3 and we’re going to read from the letter written to the church of Ephesus Ephesians chapter 2 verses eight and nine and they read for by grace you have been saved through faith, and this is not your own doing. It is the gift of God not the result of works, so that no one may boast, all Paul is touching on something that we all need to remember today because sometimes we start to think that faith has to do with what we do what we believe how we act what we do or don’t say, and while those can certainly bring good or bad circumstances and consequences. It’s good for us to remember that this faith that we have it was a gift. None of us earned it we didn’t struggle and find our way to it all on our own. It was given to us all that we have come to know, all that we are was simply by the love and the grace of God, and so pause, reminding them quit posting, quit comparing what you’re doing and not doing to other people and the things that they aren’t doing or are doing this is not about you this is about This is about the love of God revealed to us in Christ; what a gift!

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on Friday, January 27 and we’re going to read from the gospel account. We call Matthew chapter 6 verse 33 and it reads but seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness and all these things will be given to you as well. All of these things Jesus is talking about in the sermon on the mount is the things that we worry about from day today what we will eat and what we will wear and we can add 100 other things to that every single day. I couldn’t wait if we’re honest but what Jesus is saying is all these things you think you want they’re going to lead you astray they don’t deliver if you seek God first in the kingdom, the activity and influence of God present on earth in God‘s people, if you seek the truth, the true life available to all of us right here, and now, and seek God‘s righteousness, which righteousness is another way to say justice, I mean, if we can have the kind of relationship with God where we see things correctly, we treat God correctly treat ourselves correctly treat others correctly, then our priorities all start to change and if we’re treating everybody correctly, well, it stands to reason we’re gonna have everything we need anyway.

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m rubber and Joseph Sanford coming to you on this January 25, 2023 and we’re going to read from Romans chapter 8 verse 28 and it reads we know that all things work together for good for those who love God who are called according to God‘s purpose, that’s versus wildly, popular I’ve heard of many times as I’m sure you have and there are many ways to think about this. I invite you to data to pause the thoughts that all things happen because God has brought them to you or God's making them happen because... bad things happen sometimes and they don’t happen because God wants them to happen. We are given agency we are given choice. We are given free will to make decisions in the fact of the matter is, I can hurt people and they can hurt me. That doesn’t mean that God is doing that, but what it does mean is that as I encounter difficult times difficult people as I encounter, hurt and pain, I can give that to God and God can work in it and through it until one day my pain and my healing becomes a source of sustenance for someone else going through their own pain, so let us give it all to God.

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on the 23rd day of January and we’re going to read from first Peter chapter 3 verse 15 and it reads but in your hearts sanctify Christ as Lord always be ready to make your defense to anyone who demands from you and accounting for the hope that is in you. What a great verse we’re in a culture we’re in a time when everyone is defending their opinions and perspectives they’re defending their politics, their religion, their sports teams, you name it we’re always in defense mode army and that doesn’t really appeal to people people they get that way of life it’s seen everywhere far outside of the church. We are to be a people of hope we are to be the kind of people who serve Christ, is Lord so fully that all that we do exudes that hope the kind of hope that gets peoples attention in a way that being defensive, never cut. When’s the last time someone said hey tell me about your hope if we’re a people of hope then, by all means, let us be ready to explain to folks what it means why we have that hope but let us first start as people of hope.

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Rev., Joseph Sanford, and we are here back again. Turning to the word and today we’re going to read from second Timothy chapter 3 verse 16 and it reads all scripture is inspired by God and is useful for teaching for reproof for correction, and for training and righteousness Return to this particular verse quite a bit, and there’s much to say about it, particularly that the scripture Paul was referring to. It was what we refer to as our old testament. He’s trying to lift up that wall. The scripture may not seem to connect with the Gentiles of the day. It was all useful, and I think we need to remember that that sometimes we turn to passages in our scripture, and of course we encompass our New Testament with us understanding now as well everything in there is useful for teaching for reprove correction and training, and while we may not understand at all, we can trust that it can be useful the rabbis of the old days with celebrate when they came to a passage they didn’t understand they say thank you God for teaching me I still have more to learn thank God for that let us thank God for that

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I’m rubber and Joseph Sanford here to bring you the word through Holy Spirit. The word may awaken in your heart today we read them in second Corinthians chapter 12 verse nine said to me my grace is sufficient for you. Power is made perfect in weakness, so I will boast all the more gladly at my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ means well in me, this is not always the answer to the prayer. We are seeking right we want things to change for the better when we are going through something old is no different, but what he received in response was sufficient for you get your given of faith it really is sufficient, and it may not be what we want in the moment, but the grace Matter how weak we may have an assured foundation in Christ so even in our moment of struggle, I’m home in a sorrow and we may need help through it. We still have a hope in our grace of Christ.

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford here to bring you a bit of encouragement of hope with the spirit that works through our holy word today we’re going to read from Philippians chapter 4 verse six do not be anxious about anything but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving, let your request be made known to God. Don’t be anxious about anything OK easy done right no problem no no anxiety and worry it’s always on our minds and sometimes we then worry that we’re worrying and we shouldn’t be worrying which just compounds the problem. Give yourself grace my friends was that our goal to not be anxious about anything in the way we do that as we bring everything to God in our prayer. Thanking God, remembering all that there is to be thankful for when we surround ourselves, and soak our self in an attitude of gratitude, even when we are experiencing difficult her aura, uncomfortable circumstances, we can be grateful, simply that we’re alive to experience it, and eventually will start to trust more and more until we stop being so anxious

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford and we continue today in this new year with all sorts of dreams and visions about what lie ahead we turn to Paul’s letter to the church in Romans chapter 12, verse 12. Rejoice in hope the patient in affliction persevere in prayer Paul, oh, Paul just wows us and his letter to the church and responding to the turmoil that is occurring because we’re always dealing with turmoil aren’t we personal turmoil communal turmoil he’s lifting up hope because biblical hope sustains us in all things when we have our eyes set to the future we know where we are heading, and that it is secure we can traverse whatever ground is in front of us. We can be patient when we are afflicted but we must persevere in prayer. This is important we got to stay focused we’ve got to stay centered. We’ve got to keep our eyes fixed on our hope that we may rejoice and remember no matter what is happening in our present a hardship we may be enduring through prayer. We can keep our eyes on that hold keep that joy in our heart and press on toward Jesus Christ.

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford here to bring you a bit of good news here to help you encounter the spirit through the reading of the word and today we turn to Paul’s letter to the church and Philippi chapter 4 verse 13. I can do all things through him who strengthens me. We probably heard this verse before we probably said it, or thought it or leaned upon it at one time or another we want to make sure we consider what Paul was saying versus maybe what Paul wasn’t saying I have a coffee mug on my desk that says I can do all things through reverse, taken out of context and wow, we certainly can can’t wait. Paul has been talking to the church thanking them for their concern for him and lifting up that he’s been through good times and bad times because we all go through good times or bad times this too, shall pass no matter what season you are in now he draws upon Christ for strength who can help him endure no matter what and we can draw upon Christ’s strength to when the blessings come we call upon Christ when the hard times come we call upon cries because, through Him, we can do all things

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford and we have one extra day. This prologue goes 14 verses so we’re gonna do an extra day of bonus day as we continue with that 14th verse, and the word became flesh and lived among us, and we have seen his glory the glory as of a father‘s only son, full of grace and truth what a great finishing line to wrap up what it is we’re focused on this Christmas season as we continue into the rest of the year this word becoming flesh and lived among us that’s word for lived. It is really tented or tabernacle the among us dwell. Sometimes how we hear it the point is it goes where we go where children of God are moving wherever it is we we take this message and this power and I don’t just mean physically but where we take it the word comes with us. Jesus came in flesh, but continues to dwell among us in the spirit, so that we may continue to see the glory of God, we may continue to see that grace and truth, no matter where it is we go.

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford coming to you on the 12th and final day of the Christmas season where we continue on the prologue John chapter 1 verse 13 who were born not a blood or of the will of the flash or of the will of man, but if God is for us, is referring to those who receive the power to be children of God, born in a new way, not a blood, like almost every other human being, that not related to your family line this isn’t the world, a flash, the season are ambition and desire, and what it is that we’ve decided to do. It’s not the world of humanity at South. This is not something we can control. It’s not something we can define. It is of God, but how hard we work to try to control and to find at all how hard we work to box it in to control the very power of the work of God in the word today we try to decide who’s and who’s out who believes who’s right who’s wrong we do everything we can to bend this power to our will, but friends, that is not where it comes from nor the way it’s going, but I’ve God

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Welcome to today's Bible verse. I am Rev., Joseph Sanford and I come to you on this 11th day of Christmas continuing and John chapter 1 verse four chapter one continuing and John chapter 1 verse 12 this beautiful prologue of the word, but you all who received him who believed in his name, he gave power to become children of God, what a beautiful follow up to yesterday and this idea of missing it, not excepting it because there were plenty who did who did and the only way they could and they were always the people you least expected to understand it and grasp it, and become part of it the religious leaders the Bible experts of Jesus, state are the ones that missed it. It was all the people who were so desperate, were looking beyond themselves for the answers that received Jesus in the wonderful groundbreaking category destroying things that he did they believed in his name God with us, Emmanuel Laura’s actual name is God saves, they believed, and he gave them power in that belief. They could finally open their eyes and heart to know they belong to God.

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Rev., Joseph Sanford and we continue on this 10th day of Christmas. You might be singing 10 words of leaping or maybe you’ve already put your decorations away for the year. We’re going to continue on with verse 11 came to what was his own and his own people did not except him we read this line and maybe we think we’re disconnected from it I mean, how could they miss it right there is on people we wouldn’t miss it all we will and we do so many times we can look at other churches and other people and we’ve been a part of conversations where another group has been looked at another group of Christians in this we might say something like well. We just preach the Bible here I don’t know what they’re doing. Do you think any church thinks that they’re not preaching the Bible any group of Christians thinks that they don’t have the answers me we all do we have the certainty we have these preconceived notions week close the door quite a bit to new perspectives and new ideas just like Jesus on people dead it’s good for us to sit with this verse and really truly consider. Do we always recognize Jesus at work could we possibly miss what God is doing?

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford and in this Christmas season we continue in the journey of our gospel we call John concerning the word concerning Christ concerning the cosmic element of it all as we continue in chapter 1 verse four what us coming to being in him was life and the life was the light of all people all things came to be through the word all was intentional with purpose and that includes the life and the light of all people what we understand is the truth this grace the thing that enlightens us if you want to use that term analogy that’s so popular in the gospel of John light and dark being aware scene recognizing knowing all refers to light Everything that came to be through the word west for us to wake up to the way things are the way things should be to see things more clearly that we might then respond and move into the light more and more and find life so let us this Christmas season reflect upon this light in the way we’ve come to see it and fully acknowledge and embody the kind of light that is available to all people many of which are still in the dark

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford and we continue this Christmas season journey through the gospel be called John continuing with chapter 1 verse three more concerning the word and flesh all things came into being through him and without him not one thing came into being we’re getting a real clear message that everything that has been created all that was originally intended with order and purpose from the chaos of those deep dark Waters of Genesis 1 all of it not only came from God but in God‘s presence God‘s oneness with the word the same word that is now with us and Jesus Christ everything everything came in to being through the word and while we certainly don’t understand every single thing and what its purpose is we can have faith we can trust to put 1 foot in front of the other no matter what we are facing no matter what comes across our path it was all put here with some sort of purpose every person every instant every moment so may we give God our thanks

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day I’m Reverend Joseph Sanford merry Christmas it’s Christmas day it’s not the day we mark because that’s when the kingdom all began in the flesh in person and Jesus and so we continue with John chapter 1 verse two he was in the beginning with God we learned about the word yesterday and we’re gonna be thinking about the word every day of course but especially this Christmas season the word was in the beginning with God before all things came into being the essence of God the logic of God was already there what we experienced in Jesus Christ the flesh in the blood in the sweat and the tears and the laughter in the all that he is as a human being just like us we experience the word that was with God in the very beginning of all things they sat side-by-side and while there’s lots of theological dancing to be done to explain that we just trust that what we find in Jesus Christ and then the Holy Spirit what’s the thing that has been with God since the very beginning of all things we remember, this day, the coming of the divine

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Welcome to Bible verse of the day. I am Reverend Joseph Sanford and today we’re going to read Romans chapter 8 verse 28. This letter from Paul to the church in Rome brings us so much good news and it reads we know that all things work together for good for those who love God called according to God‘s purpose This verse allows us to have some freedom. We can relax when things don’t go as planned when bad situation occur or maybe we just mess up or maybe we’re just dealing with things out of our control God does not bring these bad things upon a spot God will work through all things to bring good through the things that we endure. This is the hope the good news of our lives, which experience brokenness and difficulties sadness. Some of us have an incredible amount of pain right now, but one day This pain all that we’re experiencing God can work good through it, so don’t give up on God because God has certainly not given up on you God is right there with you in the thick of it all, and may that bring you Grace and peace.

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Welcome here to Bible verse of the day. I am Rev., Joseph Sanford, and today we’re gonna spend time with Luke chapter 3 verse four what summarizes the message of our advent time from John the Baptist as it is written in the book of the Words of the Prophet Isaiah, the voice of one crying out in the wilderness, prepare the way of the Lord, make his paths straight. We anticipate this time of Christmas this year. 

Jesus has not been born yet in our calendar as we tell the story we are preparing the way by telling the story of old while we also hold the story of our future hand-in-hand, because Jesus will come back, and we are to hear the voice once more and prepare the Way of the Lord, make his pads straight, so where, in your life, do you find things, not as they could be, or should be, where have you not been experiencing the love of God, and following Jesus as a disciple this isn’t a guilt trip. This is an invitation to be ready to prepare the way that we might make room in our heart for Christ, grace and peace.

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When it comes to living healthy lives, the Bible is an excellent source of wisdom. Many verses are about health and well-being, and many of them offer great advice. Today we are reading some of the most important Bible verses regarding health and well-being. We'll discuss how to be healthy mentally, physically, and emotionally. These Bible verses will help you live a healthy lifestyle.

A joyful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.

In Proverbs 17:22, we are given a profound insight into the connection between our emotions and our physical health. The Bible tells us that a joyful heart is good medicine, while a crushed spirit dries up the bones. This verse instructs us that our emotional state can have a direct impact on our physical wellbeing. When we are happy and content, our bodies tend to be healthier and stronger. Conversely, when we are stressed or anxious, our physical health suffers. This verse reminds us of the importance of maintaining a positive outlook and finding joy in the midst of life's challenges. It is only when we have a joyful heart that we can truly enjoy good health.

The Bible is a living and active book, and every day we can find new meaning in its verses. A Bible verse of the day can help us to connect with God's word and deepen our spiritual understanding. By reflecting on the verse each day, we can apply its message to our lives and grow in our faith. Additionally, a daily Bible verse can provide comfort and hope in times of trouble. When we are struggling, God's word can be a source of strength and encouragement. Therefore, having a Bible verse of the day is an important part of maintaining a healthy spiritual life.

Having a Bible verse of the day can be a great way to start your day off on the right foot. It can help to center you and give you a focus for the day ahead. But more than that, it can also help to improve your spiritual health. The Bible is full of wisdom and guidance, and spending even just a few moments each day reading its verses can help to improve your relationship with God. It can also help you to better understand His will for your life. In a world that is often chaotic and fast-paced, taking a moment each day to reflect on God's word can be a powerful way to bring peace and calm into your life. So why not make a habit of starting each day with a Bible verse? It could be the best decision you ever make for your spiritual health.

The scripture of today, John 10:30, is where Jesus said in the ESV, “I and the Father Are One.” As Father's Day nears, let's not forget that there is a Father in Heaven who's perfect in all things and that we have access through Jesus Christ to his love.

John 10:30(ESV) I and the Father are one."
(KJV) I and my Father are one.
(MSG) I and the Father are one heart and mind."
(NIV) I and the Father are one."
(NLT) The Father and I are one."

It is common to use the term "unity" to describe the relationship between Jesus Christ and his Father. John 10:30: Jesus said "I and my Father are one." There are many interpretations of this statement, but the common one is that Jesus and his Father are united in purpose. This does not mean they are identical, but they are working together towards the same goal. This passage can also be understood as an affirmation of equality. Jesus claims to be equal to the Father. He is not saying that he is equal with God in all ways, but rather that he has the same nature and attributes of the Father. It doesn't matter how you interpret this passage, but it is clear that Jesus has a special relationship with the Father. This gives us an insight into God's nature and purpose.

Reflecting on the Bible verse today, we can see that Jesus is more than a human being born with a special connection with God. He is actually the incarnation of God Himself. Because He is one in the Father, He also is one in us. We are united with Him when we place our faith in Jesus. This union gives us strength and hope in the face of all life's challenges and trials. This verse shows us that Christ is always with us, and we are never alone. When we think about this verse, remember that Jesus is more than a historical figure. Jesus is the Lord and Savior, who wants to establish a personal relationship between each of us. Let us trust in His faithful love and take comfort in His promises.

Today's scripture is John 10:30, where Jesus declares in the ESV "I and The Father Are One."

John 3:18 is today’s Bible verse in which Jesus talks about our freedom from condemnation by believing in his saving work on The Cross. John 3:18 is Jesus' statement that "Whoever believes is not condemned; but whoever does not believe is condemned already, because they haven't believed in God's one-and-only Son." This verse is a strong reminder of the importance faith. We are not condemned as believers because we believe in Jesus. Those who don't believe are already condemned because they haven't believed in the One who can save them. This verse should be a reminder to all who don't know Christ to share the gospel with them, so they can have forgiveness and eternal life. It also reminds us of the importance of keeping our faith strong so we don't get condemned.

John 3:18 (ESV)  Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe is condemned already, because he has not believed in the name of the only Son of God.

(KJV)  He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God.

(MSG)  Anyone who trusts in him is acquitted; anyone who refuses to trust him has long since been under the death sentence without knowing it. And why? Because of that person's failure to believe in the one-of-a-kind Son of God when introduced to him.

(NIV)  Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because they have not believed in the name of God's one and only Son.

(NLT)  “There is no judgment against anyone who believes in him. But anyone who does not believe in him has already been judged for not believing in God’s one and only Son.

Realizing that we are not the only ones in this world is powerful. Our Heavenly Father has made it possible for us to share eternal life with Him. This is possible because He sent His Son Jesus Christ into the world to save it. It is not to condemn it but to show us how to live eternally. This is a wonderful act of God's love. It is something we can all do by reflecting on His Word, and allowing it change our lives. This will help us become more like Christ, and allow us to share His love with others. It is amazing to realize that we can be a part of God's salvation plan!

The verse of the day for June 14th is from John chapter 3 verse 17. This is a beautiful promise from God’s Word that Jesus came to save, not judge or condemn us. Sometimes we assume being a follower of Jesus means being a good person. God knew our sin, but didn’t send his Son to cast judgement but share salvation.

(ESV)  For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but in order that the world might be saved through him.
(KJV)  For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved.
(MSG)  God didn’t go to all the trouble of sending his Son merely to point an accusing finger, telling the world how bad it was. He came to help, to put the world right again.
(NIV)  For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.
(NLT)  God sent his Son into the world not to judge the world, but to save the world through him.

When I read John 3:17, I am always struck by the compassionate heart of God. He didn't come to this world to condemn us or to find fault with us. He came to help us. He came to put the world right again. And that is such a beautiful thing.

We live in a world that is so full of hurt and pain. There is so much division and turmoil. But God reminds us that he is not content to leave us in that state. He came to heal us and to bring us back into right relationship with him. And that is such good news for all of us.

No matter what we have done or where we find ourselves in life, God is always ready and willing to help us get back on track. All we need to do is turn to him and ask for his help. And he will be there for us, just as he has promised.

Heavenly Father, we thank You that You did not send Jesus into the world to condemn it, but rather to save it. We acknowledge that we are sinners in need of a Savior, and we praise You that You provided that Savior in the person of Your Son, Jesus Christ. We pray that You would use us as Your instruments to proclaim the Good News of salvation to a lost and dying world. Help us to be bold in our witness, sharing the message of hope with those who are trapped in a cycle of sin and despair. In Jesus' name we pray, Amen.

Today's Bible verse is Psalm103:13. This scripture states that God is compassionate towards his children and his fatherly love extends to those who fear the LORD.

Psalm103:13 is today's devotional. "As a father shows compassion to his children, so does the Lord show compassion for those who fear him." We are reminded daily of the Lord's love and compassion as we read this verse. It is easy to forget how much God loves us and how deeply he cares about us. It is easy to feel abandoned and forgotten when we are going through difficult situations. This verse reminds us that God is always there to help us. He is never far from us. He is always available to show us compassion and mercy. This is a comforting reminder of the Lord's faithfulness for his people.

(ESV)  Behold, children are a heritage from the LORD, the fruit of the womb a reward.
(KJV)  Lo, children are an heritage of the LORD: and the fruit of the womb is his reward.
(MSG)  Don’t you see that children are GOD’s best gift? the fruit of the womb his generous legacy?
(NIV)  Children are a heritage from the LORD, offspring a reward from him.
(NLT)  Children are a gift from the LORD; they are a reward from him.

Psalms 127:3 reminds us that our children are a gift of the Lord. Children are a source for great joy but also carry a lot of responsibility. We as parents must take every precaution to ensure that they are well-cared for and protected. It means providing a loving and safe home, food, shelter, and teaching them the right and wrong ways. This means instilling in them a love and desire for God as well as a willingness to live according to His will. Psalms 127:3 reminds that our children are not ours - they belong the Lord. We must love them the way He wants us to. Only then will we be able to watch them become happy, healthy adults who love the Lord and serve Him with all of their hearts.

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Today's Bible verse for June 11 is John 1:17. This verse is used often to compare and contrast two covenants between God, man and God. This scripture verse demonstrates that Jesus is the only way for us to know God and receive His grace. The new covenant is also superior to the old, because it is based upon love and not law. Christ is the way to God's unfailing love, truth and faithfulness.

We are reminded how important scripture is in our lives when we think back to John 1:17. The verse says that the word and actions of God are active, alive, and sharper than any other two-edged sword. It is a powerful tool which can help us grow in faith and better understand God's will. We can open ourselves to the Holy Spirit's guidance by taking the time to study and read scripture. We seek to understand God better and align our lives with His will. We can find strength and comfort in His word and are better prepared to face all the challenges of life. We should all take time to reflect on this verse as we go through this devotional. God bless you in your search for Him!

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Today's Bible verse for June 10 is Psalm 74:17. This verse is a reminder that God is always in control, even when it seems like the world is falling apart. It's also a good reminder that we can trust God to take care of us, no matter what challenges we face. As we head into summer, this Bible verse is a good reminder to keep our eyes on God and not on the temporary things of this world. So whatever challenges you face this summer, remember that God is in control and He will see you through.

Psalm 74:17 (ESV)

You have fixed all the boundaries of the earth; you have made summer and winter.

Psalm 74:17 is a verse that speaks to the idea of God's Sovereignty. It says, "You have set all the borders of the earth; You have made summer and winter." This is a reminder that no matter what season we are in, or what country we live in, God is still in control. He has set the boundaries for all of creation, and He alone determines the length of our days. This should bring us comfort in knowing that He is sovereign even over the details of our lives. We can trust Him to lead us and guide us, no matter what circumstances we find ourselves in. So whatever season you are currently facing, remember that God is still on the throne, and He will never leave you or forsake you.

Heavenly Father, we come to You today acknowledging that we don’t always trust Your control. We so easily take matters into our own hands instead of relinquishing them to You. We know that trusting in Your sovereignty is not always easy, but we also know it is always best. So today we ask for Your help. Would You give us eyes to see that You are still on the throne even when things around us are shaking? Help us to remember that this life is not all there is and that our true home is in heaven with You. Thank You that no matter what happens here on earth, we can trust that You are still good and still in control. Amen.

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Psalms 90:12
(ESV)  So teach us to number our days that we may get a heart of wisdom.
(KJV)  So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.
(MSG)  Oh! Teach us to live well! Teach us to live wisely and well!
(NIV)  Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.
(NLT)  Teach us to realize the brevity of life, so that we may grow in wisdom.

God's Word is full of references to time. In the Old Testament, time is often represented by days, weeks, months, and years. In the New Testament, Jesus often speaks about time in terms of eternity. Here are some verses that mention time:

"For a thousand years in your sight are like a day that has just gone by, or like a watch in the night" ( Psalm 90:4).

"But do not forget this one thing, dear friends: With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day" ( 2 Peter 3:8).

"So teach us to number our days aright, that we may gain a heart of wisdom" ( Psalm 90:12).

"Be very careful, then, how you live—not as unwise but as wise, making the most of every opportunity, because the days are evil" ( Ephesians 5:15-16).

"Now is the time for salvation" ( 2 Corinthians 6:2).

"Redeeming the time, because the days are evil" ( Ephesians 5:16).

"And that from childhood you have known the Holy Scriptures, which are able to make you wise for salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus. All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work" ( 2 Timothy 3:15-17).

"But you, dear friends, by building yourselves up in your most holy faith and praying in the Holy Spirit, keep yourselves in God’s love as you wait for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ to bring you to eternal life" ( Jude 1:20-21).

"Be patient, then, brothers and sisters, until the Lord’s coming. See how the farmer waits for the land to yield its valuable crop, patiently waiting for the autumn and spring rains. You too, be patient and stand firm, because the Lord’s coming is near" ( James 5:7-8).

"But do not forget this one thing, dear friends: With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day" ( 2 Peter 3:8).

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