King David wrote, “The unfolding of Your Words gives light; it gives understanding to the simple” (Psalm 119:130, NIV). I am always so excited when the Lord shines His light on a scripture verse or passage. He always brings a fresh, revealing truth sure to shake me from my mundane thinking. Hebrews 4:12a says, “The Word of God is living and active…” (NIV). If you want to know God better, there is no better way than becoming daily acquainted with His Word. Zoë Life Words is my humble attempt to share with you some of those nuggets of truth my Lord has shared with me. It is my prayer that they will motivate you to read and discover for yourself how wonderful our Father is!
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Have you ever had a blessing of the Lord attacked? When life doesn’t make sense, and the blessings we’ve enjoyed have faded or been removed, what we say and do is vital!
Sometimes we prolong our suffering because we fail to give them to Jesus. Even though He personally paved the way to the throne of grace to help us in our time of need. Don’t put it off, “Accept The Help!”
God has given us the tool of thanksgiving to pave the way for our total deliverance.
We have no recourse to change or fix our past, Jesus has no such limitation! For with God all things are possible” (Matthew 19:26, NKJV)
When we give endless voice to our problems, we make them larger than the God we serve. So, how do we keep from doing this? By not allowing our words to betray us!
Waiting for answers of prayer from God through the eyes of Zacharias and Elizabeth, the parents of John the Baptist.
When we cultivate a personal relationship with God, the personal pronoun “my” comes naturally. For He is my Savior, my Lord, my Master, my Owner, my King, my Shepherd, my Redeemer, my God and so much more!
When we cultivate a personal relationship with God, the personal pronoun “my” is a natural expression of our love for Him.
Sometimes deliverance doesn’t look like we think it should, but our Lord is a good Father whose goodness shows up for us every time and His ways are perfect. He promises to be our Helper and to never leave or forsake us and that’s especially applies when we are suffering.
God is looking for willing and obedient hearts towards Him.