Verse of the day: And other ships followed him. (Mark 4. 36) That night the Lord Jesus was the supreme admiral of the sea and was able, with his presence, to preserve the entire fleet of ships. It is good to sail with Jesus, even in a small boat. When we sail in the company […]
Verse of the day: That, passing through the arid valley, makes it a source; blessings cover the first rain (Psalm 84. 6). These words teach us that the comfort that one person achieves can often be useful to others, just as wells are used from generation to generation. We read a book full of consolations,
Verse of the day: Separate. (2 Corinthians 6. 17) The believer, although in the world, is not of the world. You must distinguish yourself from the world for the great purposes of your life. For the believer to live he must be Christ (see Philippians 1:21). Whether he drinks, eats, or does something else, the
Verse of the day: Call me and I will answer you; I will tell you big, hidden things you don’t know (Jeremiah 33. 3). There are different translations of this verse. One translation reads as follows: 11 Do I tell you big and firm things? another: “Great and unfathomable things. ” Now there are special
Verse of the day: Your fruit comes from me. (Osseas 14. 8) Our fruit comes from our union with God. The fruit of the branch has its origin directly related to the root. When we cut the branch, it dies and bears no fruit. By virtue of our union with Christ, we bear fruit. Each
Verse of the day: You guide me with your counsel and then receive me in glory (Psalm 73. 24). The Psalmist felt the need to be guided by God, had just discovered the madness of his heart and, so that he would not lose it, resolved that from now on God’s direction would guide him.
