Scripturelinks Daily

John 8:1-11. Here, we read the story of the woman who was caught in adultery. Jesus knew her sin, yet He showed grace & compassion. He knows your sin as well, and still offers grace and forgiveness.

Romans 2:21-22.

John 14:1-6.

1 Corinthians 10:1-12, by looking at the example of the Israelites journey to the Promised Land, we can see that it was written for our example, so we can see the successes and failures on their journey. Take heed to what they experienced.

1 Corinthians 10:21, This verse goes along with a saying I used to have, “You can’t be a Christian on Sunday and a sinner on Monday. Yet, all to often we try and do that exact thing.

Romans 1:15-17, Are you ashamed of the Gospel of Jesus? We may not realize it, but we may be showing we are ashamed of the Gospel. How? What are you posting on Social Media? Do you steer clear of posts about Jesus? Too often, we share the latest buzz about our favorite celebrity, but we fail to post about Jesus and what He has done for you.

Joel 2:12-13, 17-19. God is still calling us to repentance of our sins.

2 Corinthians 1:4, we must be vocal about our faith, and what God is doing for us. And we need to share those things with those around us.

1 Samuel 15:22, partial obedience is not true obedience. We must be obedient to the Lord. In this episode, I teach what Saul did wrong, and how you and I can become obedient to the Lord.

Joshua 1:6-9, Joshua had a monumental task ahead of him. God made it clear his mission and success hindered on one thing. Tune in to find out what Joshua had to make sure wasn’t overlooked.

Ephesians 6:10-13, we must be strong in our faith if we are going to stand up in this evil world. Paul advises us to put on the whole armor of God, and that is the only way we can stand. Have you put on your armor today?

2 Corinthians 6:16-7:1. Pau is teaching us an important lessons about idols and how they should have no part in the life of a Christian. Much like our world today, Paul was walking around a town near Corinth that had a lot of temples and altars dedicated to the various gods they worshipped. .

Matthew 5:14-16, Jesus tells us to let our light shine, so that others can see our works and bring glory to God. All of us that have given our lives to Christ have the Light of God’s love inside us, and we need to let that light shine into the dark world around us. Think of it as a flashlight, that lights our way, our path. Who needs to see your light today?

Matthew 7:12, these verses are important because it teaches us how we are to treat others. This episode gives us a lot of practical insights into how we treat others.

Matthew 6:19-21, Jesus is teaching on the importance of properly placed wealth. If we want to Seek First the Kingdom of God, then we must build up a Heavenly wealth. The only way to do that is to the will of God in your life. It’s those “good works” that produce heavenly wealth. You can bank on that.

Matthew 6:10. In this model prayer that Jesus taught us to pray, one of the phrases is to pray that the will of God is done on earth. We need to pray that the will of God is done on earth, done in us. Are you wiling to pray that the will of God is done in you?

Today, we are looking at the topic of being Kingdom Minded. If you want to truly “Seek first the Kingdom of God,” then you must be kingdom minded. You can only be kingdom minded when you allow God to transform your mind from the things of this world, to the things of God. We’ll look at passages from Colossians 3:1-2, Romans 12:2 and others.

Matthew 6:33, no matter what is happening in your life right now, you’ve got to seek first the Kingdom of God. How can I do that? Today’s episode gives us five things we must do to seek the Kingdom of God, which we will discuss more in detail next episodes.

Acts 6:1-7, these verses teach us about delegation. Not everyone is cut out or called to do everything the church needs done. As the early church grew, a dispute broke out about the daily distribution of food. The 12 knew their calling was to preach and pray, who they delegated the responsibility for the food distribution. Because they stayed true to their calling, the church continued to grow. What are you called to do?

James 2:1-9, in these verses, James is teaching us a valuable lesson on how we are to treat others.