Verse of the day: whoever drinks will be watered. (Proverbs 11:25) This verse teaches us the important lesson that if we are to receive, we must give; to accumulate it is necessary to spread; to be happy, we must make others happy; and to stay spiritually strong we must seek the spiritual good of others. […]
Verse of the day: The evil Psalmist of Israel. (2 Samuel 23. 1) Of all the saints whose lives are recorded in the scriptures, David has the most admirable, varied, and instructive character. In the history of David, we find trials and temptations that we will not find, as a whole, in the history of
Verse of the day: God’s mercy. (Psalm 52. 8) Meditate for a moment on the mercy of God. She is sweet. With a gentle and kind touch, the Lord heals sick hearts and heals their wounds. He is as merciful in matters of mercy as in his practice. It is a great mercy. There is
Verse of the Day: Give the Lord the glory because of his name (Psalm 29. 2). God’s glory is the result of his nature and accomplishments. He is glorious in his character, for there is an inexhaustible reserve of all that is holy, pure, good, and kind. The achievements that derive from his character are
Verse of the day: The cedars of Lebanon he planted (Psalm 104. 16). The cedars of Lebanon are a symbol of the believer in the fact that they owe their planting entirely to the Lord himself. This is also true for all of God’s children. It was not planted by itself, nor by man, but
Verse of the day 😕 Me in them. (John 17:23) If this is the union that exists between our soul and the person of the Lord Jesus, how deep and wide is the channel of our communion with Him!It is not a narrow channel where a fine current makes its way, it is a channel
Verse of the day: Guard, what time is it night?(Isaiah 21,11) What enemies are out there? Many errors abound and new ones appear every hour. What heresies should we beware of? Sins come out of your ambushes, when darkness reigns. I must climb the tower and watch in prayer. Our heavenly protector sees in advance
Verse of the day: The Lord reigns. May the earth rejoice (Psalm 97. 1) Since we believe in this blessed truth, there is no reason to walk with admiration; on earth, the power of the Lord controls the wrath of the wicked as easily as the fury of the sea; his love cools the poor
Verse of the day: Ah! I would have liked to be as I have been in recent months (Job 29. 2). Some believers look at the past with pleasure and see the present with dissatisfaction, look at the days they spent in intimacy with the Lord, as if they were the sweetest and best they
Verse of the day: Weave cobwebs. (Isaiah 59. 5) Contemplate a cobweb and contemplate there the most suggestive figure of the hypocritical religious. The web is made for the purpose of catching prey – the spider grows by eating flies. Foolish people are easily fooled by the sharp confession of scammers, and even the most
