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We stood overlooking Jerusalem — for the very first time. Our tour leader Rabbi Jonathan Bernis was giving us a sneak peak into the Holy City, but we wouldn’t officially enter its streets for another day. Our normally talkative group was silent as he read Psalm 126 . . .
Give generously “to the LORD” and He’ll give even more in return. Why do we only do things to get a return on our investment?
Worry sneaks into our lives in so many ways, doesn’t it? From people-pleasing, to what we’ll wear, to our health, our loved ones, whether we’ll have enough food to feed our children, worry chokes the life out of our faith. Worry chokes the life out of our love and joy.
Have you ever lamented, “Me, and my big mouth”? I sure have. Too many times in my lifetime.
Context. Over the weeks, we’ve discussed various verses where Jesus says that His sheep would know His voice.
Whatever we say or do reflects Jesus. Does it glorify and give our gratitude to our Heavenly Father? Yikes.
Has anyone ever said to you, “God doesn’t give you more than you can handle.”? That saying — which isn’t Scriptural . . .
On the surface, this verse might seem like a simple prayer. But, don’t be fooled.
One of Israel’s greatest fears was to be as a flock of sheep without a shepherd — to be abandoned by God.
