Prosperity - Monday, July 08, 2013 | Daily Word

Prosperity - Monday, July 08, 2013 | Daily Word

Prosperity

I OPEN MYSELF TO THE DIVINE FLOW OF GOODNESS, IDEAS, AND SUBSTANCE.

I believe in abundance and the continual flow of divine goodness, ideas, and substance. If I am experiencing lack in my life, I may need to examine my thoughts and actions to determine whether they are in alignment with my beliefs. Do I often worry whether I will have enough money to meet my needs? Do I hold on to possessions I no longer need in fear of being without? If the answers are yes, I have a powerful opportunity to realign my thoughts, feelings, expectations, and actions with Truth.

My good comes from the inexhaustible, omnipresent substance of Spirit. I place my faith in Spirit and give thanks for all I receive. I am part of a joyous divine flow. I affirm and expect prosperity in every area of my life.

To all … that live throughout the earth: May you have abundant prosperity!–Daniel 4:1

Joy - Sunday, July 07, 2013 | Daily Word

Joy - Sunday, July 07, 2013 | Daily Word

Joy

MY JOY IS COMPLETE IN SPIRIT.

If I am searching for someone or something outside me to make me happy, it’s time to shift my attention inward. I may be discontented with what is happening or not happening in my life—but my life’s circumstances do not define my happiness. I choose instead to embark on an inner journey to joy.

Joy is always within me as a gladness of my soul waiting to burst forth. Sometimes I simply need to give myself permission to experience joy. The joy of Spirit is as much a part of me as my heart and soul. I have joy in knowing the spirit of God is always present, and I carry this with me every moment of the day. I’m not waiting for something to happen to me or for me. My joy is already complete in Spirit.

I have said these things to you so that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be complete.—John 15:11

New Adventure - Saturday, July 06, 2013 | Daily Word

New Adventure - Saturday, July 06, 2013 | Daily Word

New Adventure

THIS IS THE FIRST DAY OF MY NEW ADVENTURE.

First-time snorkelers might initially struggle to keep the snorkel above the waves. But as they turn their faces toward the ocean bottom, the rolling surface is forgotten and they are awestruck by a vastly different perspective—a world of colorful fish and forms. Beneath the surface is a whole new world.

If life has become more of a struggle than an exciting adventure, I make the decision to change my perspective. I break away from limiting conditions and affirm a new way of life. When I do, an unexplored world opens up to me. I begin to see the joyful adventure that has been waiting for me all along.

You have heard; now see all this; and will you not declare it? From this time forward I make you hear new things, hidden things that you have not known.—Isaiah 48:6

Guidance - Friday, July 05, 2013 | Daily Word

Guidance - Friday, July 05, 2013 | Daily Word

Guidance

THE GENTLE PRESENCE OF SPIRIT GUIDES AND DIRECTS ME.

In times of turmoil, I may ask myself, What am I going to do? or Why did I make that decision? I can either wrestle with these questions, becoming bogged down in worry and blame, or I can turn within and allow Spirit to guide me.

In quiet moments of prayer, I open my heart and mind to receiving direction from Spirit within. As I relax in silent contemplation, I am receptive to subtle suggestions from Divine Wisdom. When I listen with an open heart, even something as simple as an overheard remark or a line from a song on the radio may provide an answer.

The gentle presence of Spirit guides and directs me. I know what to do, and I proceed with confidence.

If we live by the Spirit, let us also be guided by the Spirit.—Galatians 5:25

Living in The Joy of Jesus

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Living in The Joy of Jesus  by Dr.James A. Lee 12/31/69 Free to Share If some one were to ask you what you needed most in life today how would you answer? Sure there are the essential needs; food, shelter, and money. However, there are and is a need so deep that there are people today who refuse to acknowledged the greatest power in the universe.But, why. What is it that can give you joy in a world in pain? Jesus came to not only give us joy, but to give it more abundantly. Joy is a lot more than simply being happy. It is far more than a smile on ones face. The real question is to understand the source of ones joy? Real joy is knowing the God so loves the world that He gave His son to save the world from such hardships vested in a life of sin. Jesus gave His life on the cross for our salvation and was raised from the grave for us. We praise God today for all the love that He provides us in Christ Jesus. The grace of God is real. Joy id understanding just how precious we are in the heart of God in Christ Jesus. It is our faith in God through Christ Jesus is ours. The Joy of Jesus is real. It is the deep understanding of the love  of God.

Breakthrough - Wednesday, July 03, 2013 | Daily Word

Breakthrough - Wednesday, July 03, 2013 | Daily Word

Breakthrough

I AM OPEN AND RESPONSIVE TO INSIGHT AND INTUITION.

If I ever feel as though I’ve hit a brick wall when moving toward a goal—whether in my personal relationships, health, or career—rather than being frustrated, I regard it as a signal to take another approach. I pause for a moment and refer to my spiritual compass—the Christ of my being—for direction.

Through inner guidance, intuition, and faith, I remove any limitations I may have placed on myself. I break through to a new understanding and move forward.

When obstacles arise, I think and act from my Christ Consciousness to discover possibilities I may have never before considered. Acting on the insight I receive, I am part of the transformation that results.

Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life.”—John 14:6

Our Daily Bread

Our Daily Bread

Our Daily Bread -- Service And Witness

July 3, 2013

Our Daily Bread is hosted by Les Lamborn

READ: 2 Corinthians 4:1-12

We do not preach ourselves, but Christ Jesus the Lord, and ourselves your bondservants for Jesus’ sake. —2 Corinthians 4:5

While serving as a maid in London, England, in the early part of the 20th century, Gladys Aylward had other dreams. Her goal was to be a missionary to China. Having been rejected by a Christian missionary organization as “unqualified,” Gladys decided to go there on her own. At the age of 28, she used her life savings to purchase a one-way ticket to Yangcheng, a remote village in China. There she established an inn for trade caravans where she shared Bible stories. Gladys served in other villages as well and became known as Ai-weh-deh,Chinese for “virtuous one.”

The apostle Paul also spread the gospel to distant regions of the world. He extended himself as a servant to meet the needs of others (2 Cor. 11:16-29). He wrote this about serving: “We do not preach ourselves, but Christ Jesus the Lord, and ourselves your bondservants for Jesus’ sake” (4:5).

Not all of us are called to endure hardship to spread the gospel in distant lands. But each of us is responsible as a servant of God to share Christ with people in our sphere of influence. It’s our privilege to help our neighbors, friends, and relatives. Ask God for openings to serve and to talk about Jesus who gave Himself for us. —Dennis Fisher

My life is a painting created by God,
And as such I’ve nothing to boast;
Reflecting the image of Christ to the world
Is what I desire the most. —Sper

We serve God by sharing His Word with others.