Acts: The Spread of the Gospel
This study is taken from John MacArthur's "Acts: The Spread of the Gospel." My prayer and goal for this devo is that we will learn more about how the early church laid the foundation for what we possess today, and that we would allow God to use us to turn our world upside for Him!
This will be an exciting journey, so encourage others to join you! I'm looking forward to the interaction we will have on this blog as we study the book of Acts!
The devos will differ in format from day to day, but two things are constant: 1) a daily reading, and 2) additional Scripture passages that are in bold. Be sure to read any and all of the readings/bold verses that appear so that you can see the full picture of what is taught that day.
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Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Chapter Two - The Reality of God's Supremacy - Devo for 11/07/08
Reflecting on His Firstness in Our Meditations
We have seen how our decisions reveal who is supreme in our lives - God our ourselves. There is no way, however, that our decisions will acknowledge God's unique excellence unless our minds are constantly dwelling upon His preeminence as seen in the Word. We must take time to behold His glory - His unique firstness...Our hearts drift back to "me-firstness" without daily and sometimes hourly reflections on the Grand Reality [of Who God truly is] as revealed in the Scriptures."
Reading
Psalm 1:1-6
Questions:
1. After reading Psalm 1, describe how spending time reflecting ("meditating") on God's firstness stabilizes our lives.
2. Describe what happens to the ungodly person who does not spend time reflecting ("meditating") on God's firstness on a consistent basis (verses 4-5).
4 comments:
1. because then we get to know God more.
2. ungodly shall not stand in the judgment
1. Verse 3 teaches that when we meditate on the Word, we will be like a tree planted by the river. We will be nourished and able to bear fruit in our lives.
2. They will experience eternal separation and punishment.
1. that we will prosper in everything we do.
2. there ways are punished
questions:
1.it helps us to realize when something is wrong and walk away. we will be able to remove oursleves from evil and our lives will reflect God and people will notice that.
2.the wicked will perish.
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