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Recognizing God's Handiwork

Scriptures: Psalms 33:3-11

 

The work God does is creative. He made heaven, earth, and all living creatures. He formed Adam and Eve in His image and knitted each of us in our mother's womb.

 

His work is also powerful. Through His Son Jesus, He accomplished a great salvation for all who trust in the Savior. Our heavenly Father worked mightily to open a way for us to be reconciled to Him and adopted into His family. Not only that, but God's work is ongoing, and Jesus is the One who holds all things together (Col. 1:17).

 

In order to recognize God's handiwork, we need to pray in an active, persistent manner. Christ-centered prayers narrow our focus to the Lord. Then we can more readily identify His actions and see how to join Him. Self-centered petitions serve to distract us from Him.

 

The Father also wants our heart and mind yielded to His will. Pursuing our own agenda shifts the focus to ourselves and makes us lose sight of the Lord. But a submissive attitude prepares us to listen and obey. Regularly concentrating on God's Word will clear our minds and help us understand what the Lord is doing.

 

When we combine these disciplines with discernment and patience, we will have positioned ourselves to discover how God is working in our lives and in our world.

 

Our Lord is at work today--calling nonbelievers to saving faith and the redeemed to a closer walk with Him. His plans include individuals, families, and nations. Have you been too busy or distracted to notice what He's doing? Confess your inattention and refocus your heart and mind on Him.

 

Dr. Charles Stanley

a panel discussion at Duke Divinity School examines connections between scripture and poetry

a panel discussion at Duke Divinity School examines connections between scripture and poetry

Free Scripture Cards By Dr. Johnson Cherian

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Buffalo horn fountain pen with hand engraved Buddhist Scriptures

Free Scripture Cards By Dr. Johnson Cherian

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a panel discussion at Duke Divinity School examines connections between scripture and poetry

a panel discussion at Duke Divinity School examines connections between scripture and poetry

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A timeline of the questioning of scripture.

 

The Creation Museum in Petersburg, Kentucky.

 

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Bible scripture with appropriate background.

ODBD, SNTODBD34

 

A card that turned into a scripture card holder. Entered in ODBD Tag ! You're It! ourdailybreaddesignsblog.blogspot.com/2011/05/stamping-in...

I am also entering this in Moxie Fab's Skirting the issue

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Here is inside the project:

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Other info: ODBD Scripture Collection 6, JustRite Times Roman font, S.E.I. Dill Blossom, Versamark Ink, black embossing powder, JustRite Simple Blessings, MS Background stamp

a panel discussion at Duke Divinity School examines connections between scripture and poetry

Tōshō-gū Shrine, Nikkō

I had a request to put Scripture on some of my favorite images, so I will be adding some of my favorite verses. No comments are needed but if you want to, by all means, please do! Thanks for enjoying them!

Scripture Reading by Nicole Wickham, President, Jamaica Chapter, Women in Maritime Association Caribbean (WiMAC).

Gift for my pastor Dec.2014 - Jer.29:11

Ideally a book would have no order to it, and the reader would have to discover his own.

by Mark Twain

a panel discussion at Duke Divinity School examines connections between scripture and poetry

a panel discussion at Duke Divinity School examines connections between scripture and poetry

The Forbidden City, Beijing, China

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