In today’s chapter, we address several issues, including:
What are you thinking on? How it affects you and your face.
Taking thoughts captive, and having a renewed mind.
Being doers of the word, not hearers only.
What it means to guard something, guarding his commands, putting… and keeping… them in our hearts and minds.
Finishing up yesterday’s chapter, we talk about the Up’s and Downs of life, speaking evil of good and good of evil, the lie of sinless perfection, and that all glory belongs to God.
Subjects in today’s chapter vary from What is eternity? How do you measure forever? To how death comes to all people, and signs of the last days.
Today we talk about being satisfied with goodness, making time for your family, enjoying life, and how contagious it is, just to spread a smile!
Today’s chapter covers a lot of ground, including covenant breakers, knowing what they are getting into in the first place, helping people but knowing when to say no, the sleep of a laborer, delegating work but keeping yourself busy, and sharing, not being selfish.
In today’s chapter, we talk about the wide path, and where it leads, as well as leaving a good inheritance for your children.
In the 1st part of today’s chapter, Repentance, a time for everything, planting at the right time and with dedication and preparation, Johnny Appleseed, knowing what time it is, and Dancing.
Finishing up today’s chapter, we talk about things you can’t buy, the value of friendship, who best friend we can have is, and how death is our enemy.
In today’s chapter we dive into the first chapter of the book of Ecclesiastes. Solomon talks about how generations come and go, the fact that everyday some die and more are born God’s life cycles, “hate speech”, and The One True Faith.
In today’s podcast, we discuss the right kind of woman, what road we are called to, not to yoke yourself with an unbeliever. How we are stewards, filling our schedules and redeeming the time, because time is precious. That outward beauty is fleeting and that the beauty of the heart is what will last.
Do You Know My Father? 