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Kingofdevils:King of failure, lack, impunity, enslavement, torment, etc. |
Kingofdevils:King of illiteracy, death, killing, destruction etc. |
Kingofdevils:King of sickness, disease, corruption, lies, stealing, prostitution etc. |
JustCalMeDBoss:And God's! |
Kingofdevils:King of poverty, stagnancy, unproductivity, untimely death etc. |
Kingofdevils:Your mother's a pig! |
tundeayo2020:R.etard! |
Islam is the first bane to world peace! |
Gej till buhari presents a real certificate! |
Gej till buhari presents a real certificate! |
Gej till a better alternative! |
Kingofdevils:Aka king if poverty, barrenness, militancy, psychosis etc. |
Gej till a better alternative! |
Government is weak. The opposition is using terrorism as a campaign tool. Gej till a better alternative! |
bogolobango:Im.becile! |
Today's. ; Our daily bread. Even when we were dead . . . [God] made us alive together with Christ. —Ephesians 2:5 Read: Ephesians 2:1-10 Bible in a Year: Leviticus 11-12; Matthew 26:1-25 Can a man be officially alive after being declared legally dead? That question became international news when a man from Ohio showed up in good health after being reported missing more than 25 years earlier. At the time of his disappearance he had been unemployed, addicted, and hopelessly behind in child support payments. So he decided to go into hiding. On his return, however, he discovered how hard it is to come back from the dead. When the man went to court to reverse the ruling that had declared him legally dead, the judge turned down his request, citing a 3-year time limit for changing a death ruling. That unusual request of a human court turns out to be a common experience for God. Paul’s letter to the Ephesians tells us that though we were spiritually dead, God “made us alive together with Christ” (Eph. 2:1,5). Yet declaring and making us spiritually alive was a deeply painful matter for God. Our sin and its consequent spiritual death required the suffering, death, and resurrection of God’s Son (vv.4-7). It’s one thing to show evidence of physical life. Our challenge is to show evidence of spiritual life. Having been declared alive in Christ, we are called to live in gratitude for the immeasurable mercy and life given to us.—Mart De Haan Father in heaven, our hearts are full of gratitude for the way You reached out to us when we were dead in our sins. May we live joyfully and with unending appreciation for what You did to give us life. Jesus died that we might live. INSIGHT: Here Paul twice says “by grace you have been saved” (vv.5, 8 ). Salvation is God’s gift to us. While we are not saved by good works, they are the result of God’s redemptive work in us (v.10; Col. 1:10; Titus 2:14; 3:14). Share your thoughts on today’s devotional on Facebook or odb.org. |
Desola:Get a brain! |
blemon44:Im.becile! |
StunningCEO:Illiterate! |
kestolove95:Get a life! Riffraff! |
All a matter of time! |
Ilekeh:Continue deceiving yourself! |
funmilayoB:B.itch! |
Ilekeh:Grammy not oscars ode! |
funmilayoB:Cos u're a terrorist? ! |
Thought fela had one? |
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[size=14pt]Islam and violence! [/size] |
Today's. Tuesday, February 10, 2015 SHARE READ ONLINE In Touch with Dr. Charles Stanley February 10 The Fruitful Giver 2 Corinthians 9:6-15 If you've ever visited Israel, you have no doubt experienced the contrast between the Jordan River and the Dead Sea. The banks of the Jordan are surrounded by trees and greenery, but nothing lives around the Dead Sea. The reason is that there is no outlet. When the water flows into that sea, it stays there. Eventually the salts accumulate and poison the water. This is a vivid picture of two different financial plans. The Dead Sea compares to the world's system, which is based on accumulation and preservation of wealth. The goal is to get enough so you can have enough, but this approach results in self-centered stagnation. Christians who follow this plan mistakenly believe it's the path to security. But what they fail to understand is that hoarding makes their lives spiritually unfruitful and hinders the good works God wants them to do. The Lord's financial plan is like a river that moves continuously. As His provisions flow into our lives, we pass them on to others. This results in a fruitful life centered on building God's kingdom. Perhaps you've realized that He promises to supply "bread for food"to those who give, but did you know He'll also provide "seed for sowing" (v. 10)? He supplies enough to live and enough to give. Have you hindered your spiritual growth by sowing sparingly? If you become a generous giver, God promises to "increase the harvest of your righteousness" (v. 10). There are needs in the church and the world that He wants to meet through your generosity. Let His blessings flow through you. For more biblical teaching and resources from Dr. Charles Stanley, please visit www.intouch.org. Used with permission from In Touch Ministries, Inc. © 2009 All Rights Reserved. |
This is a thread created for christians to post daily devotions. It can be copied and pasted from well known devotionals like joyce meyer, billy graham etc. Enjoy. |
Islam is a conji plagued religion! Mohammed's tiny dic.k must have been his problem! |

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