Tag: Daily Devotional

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Ambassadors

We’re ambassadors for Christ and as His envoys, our role is to convey the message of God to the world and to live in a manner that protects the interests of the kingdom we represent.

by Peter Simon

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Our contemporary world is a very difficult place even for an angel to be patient but our Lord Jesus was and is still our perfect example of patience, which is why He desires to cultivate the same character in you.

by Peter Simon

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Quickened

In a world of dominated by ‘zombies,’ those with Christ enjoy the triple blessing of being ‘quickened’ or made alive by Grace through faith.

by Peter Simon

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Glorified

While many in the world may disagree, Christ’s Church does carry the same glory that He carried and manifested when He was on earth in a physical body and before the foundation of the world.

by Peter Simon

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Sleep

Inability to sleep is a multi-billion Dollar problem in a world where there is so much to do and less time to do it. However, the Bible teaches that sleep is a gift from God.

by Peter Simon

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Contentment

In a world characterised by the ‘rat -race’ and the endless desire to ‘show success,’ God is admonishing His children to live a life of contentment.

by Peter Simon

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Yoked

The contemporary worldly systems are organized in a way intended to put heavy loads and burdens on us but Christ invites us to Himself to learn from His meekness and simplicity.

by Peter Simon

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Onesiphorus

True, faithful ministry is never easy at all. God is calling us to be believers who are willing to ‘refresh’ God’s servants financially, emotionally and spiritually.

by Peter Simon

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Taste

The sense of taste is critical to human life, but you must do it yourself as no one can describe it to you using words. To know how Good the Lord is, you must experience Him yourself.

by Peter Simon

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Sing

The Bible commands us to “sing aloud” because it is for everyone, as a means of giving thanks and glory to our God and it carries powerful messages that speak to us both as individuals and corporately.

by Peter Simon