Scripture Meditations

  Scripture References : Matthew 25:1-30                                           Luke 21 Summary: Jesus tells two of the last parables before His Crucifixion, The Parable of the Ten Virgins and The Parable of the Talents. Later in Luke, Jesus gives what is known as The Olivet Discourse, the eschatological teaching Christ gave on the Mount of Olives.                                Prayer Gracious Savior, Please let us all be ready at Your return. Let our lamps be filled with oil. Let us use our talents for your Kingdom.  Lord, You created us for good works. Let good works flourish in our lives. Let us not only be ready for Your Coming, but anticipate it. Purify the Body of Christ and Please let our lives glorify You. Amen 

  Scripture References: Mathew 21:12-17                                           Mark 11:-12-25 Summary : On Holy Monday, we commemorate these two events: The Cleansing of the Temple and the Cursing of the Fig Tree. First, Jesus drives the money changers and merchants out of the temple, refusing to let this sacred place of worship be exploited for financial gain. Later, Jesus curses a Fig tree for its refusal to bear fruit.  *Please read and meditate on these Scripture Passages*                                                         Prayer Sovereign Lord,  Grant me a clean heart. Remove sins and even wrongful attitudes and motives. Let me worship You out of a pure heart and drive out any darkness that clouds my soul an...

  Scripture References :  Matthew 21:1–11                                  Mark 11:1–11                                 Luke 19:28–44                                 John 12:12–19 *Please read and meditate on these Scriptures.*  Summary: Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey, fulfilling the prophecy of Zechariah 9:9. The people respond by shouting Hosanna, which means “save us.” They also lay down palm branches, which symbolizes peace.                                                Prayer  Lord Jesus, You are the Promised King spoken of in Zechariah. You are high above every earthly ruler and government. Y...

  Hello Everyone! Holy Week starts tomorrow and I just wanted to give you some updates. I am still planning on working on the Daniel devotions. I haven’t forgotten about them. I’ve been busy with work, church and just being exhausted.  As for Holy Week, I decided to do something different. Instead of writing my insights on Holy Week Scriptures (like I did last year), I decided to write prayers for each day. The Bible command us to pray without ceasing (1 Thessalonians 5:17). Also, it is impossible to have a devotional life without prayer. I will post the Sculpture references and encourage reading them as well as praying. Also feel free to look back at the Holy Week devotionals from last year.  May God bless you as you pursue Him! 

  Hello Everyone! I hope you all are having an amazing weekend. Several years ago, I was having my personal devotional time with The Lord . I could sense the presence of The Holy Spirit and I felt compelled to write my own personal “psalms” to God Himself. I was at a desk, so I grabbed a pen and some index cards and began to write short, free-verse poems of exaltation to each Person of the Trinity . I hope this encourages you to creatively express yourself to The Lord as you spend time with Him.  To the FATHER: Oh Glorious God Who inhabits Eternity.  You are King of all creation, of the entire universe. Yet, You offer fellowship and salvation to the lowley. You dwell in unapproachable light, yet You have revealed Yourself to man. You are The Omnipresent God , but You are not confined to any physical location.  The earth You created in all its beauty is a mere footstool for Your feet.  Man has only seen a small fragment of Your creation. There are many places we...