Pls ve tried to get this devotional even if it meant paying (since its free) for myself and other. But the bank branch that usually distributes them no longer have them. Any help or referrals will be appreciated. Peace

I'd like to introduce you to the daily devotional: OUR DAILY MANNA for use & it can be obtained from any Christian Bookshop.
You would enjoy it, I assure you that.

The Word for Today is also online so you can read it there daily

Omo Alata: The Word for Today is also online so you can read it there daily

really? Pls post the link.

www.ucb.co.uk
Can you connect to a uk website? Not sure where you are living. You can also subscribe and they will email it to you daily. God bless.

This is today's (incase you can't get online)

http://www.ucb.co.uk/word-for-today.html

TODAY'S WORD FOR TODAY
THIS YEAR, LIVE BY THE BEATITUDES (6)

‘Blessed are the pure in heart...’
MATTHEW 5:8

Make your heart ‘a controlled environment’, because what happens there determines how you respond to life. When it comes to people, pastimes and pursuits, don’t open yourself to anything that has the potential to take you captive, or to make you cynical and cold-hearted. If you do, you’ll shut yourself off from God’s blessing. In his book ‘Next Door Saviour’, Max Lucado writes: ‘The countryside was flat and predictable, that’s why the refinery stood out like a science-fiction city. The function of that maze of machinery is defined by its name. A refinery takes whatever comes in and purifies it, so that it’s ready to go out. It does for petroleum what your heart should do for you—removes the bad and utilises the good. Jesus said, “The good man brings good things out of the good stored in his heart…” (Luke 6:45 NIV). So here are some questions you need to ask yourself, “When I’m criticised or ignored do I bite back, or bite my tongue? When I’m on overload do I blow my top, or stay cool? When I hear gossip do I entertain it, silence it or spread it? When somebody offends me do I harbour a grudge, or choose to forgive?” It all depends on the condition of your heart.’ When your heart has been purified you’ll begin to see God in people, places and situations you never noticed Him at work in before. Knowing firsthand the dangers of spiritual heart disease, the Psalmist wrote: ‘Create in me a clean heart, O God…’ (Psalm 51:10 NLT). If you need a spiritual catharsis, spend time in the presence of God.
Exodus 20:1-3 , Deuteronomy 6:1-9, Mark 12:28-34, Revelation 2:1-7

God bless you sis.

djmally: God bless you sis.

Amen. God bless you too.