Scripture: Isaiah 33-35.  

OBSERVATION
(What is God saying here?)

Isaiah 35:5-7 (NLT)
⁵ And when he comes, he will open the eyes of the blind and unplug the ears of the deaf.
⁶ The lame will leap like a deer, and those who cannot speak will sing for joy! Springs will gush forth in the wilderness, and streams will water the wasteland.
⁷ The parched ground will become a pool, and springs of water will satisfy the thirsty land. Marsh grass and reeds and rushes will flourish where desert jackals once lived.

APPLICATION
(How Can I apply what God is saying here to my circumstances today?)

I don’t know about you, but anytime I think about the end times, I think about the glory of seeing my Savior and the joy that will be ours that know Him and have accepted Him as Lord of our lives. These verses go a step further to talk about how different things will be in all aspects of life, as we know them today. Just imagine that:

• For those who are blind today, their sight will be restored;
  
• For those that are deaf today, it will be as if a plug has been removed from their ears, for they will hear perfectly;
  
• For those who are lame today, they will have such strength and mobility in their legs that they will leap like a deer;
  
• For those who are mute and cannot speak, they will sing for joy;
  
• For the wasteland that we leave undeveloped, springs will gush forward in the wilderness and streams will water the wasteland;
  
• For the desert and the parched grounds that we dread thinking about ever crossing today, this land will be blessed with springs of water that will satisfy its dry and thirsty land!
  

Friends, I would say that we have a lot to look forward to. A lot for which we can rejoice in today, for we are making decisions today that will determine if we will witness the joys mentioned above, for heaven is reserved for those that have accepted Jesus as Lord of their life. There is so much more mentioned in the book of Revelations about what we can expect in Heaven, but in reading these verses this morning, I was reminded that
a glorious day is coming when my Jesus I shall see! Are you making preparations today to ensure your future is secured? Please email me if I can help you feel more secure about your eternity.

PRAYER
(With God’s help, what am I going to do differently today because He said it?)

Thank You Lord Jesus for securing my eternity. Thank You for making such a sacrifice for me and for prompting me to make the most important decision of my life, to accept You as my Lord and personal Savior. Now I can look forward to that day of which Isaiah hinted in this passage highlighted here today. Wow, what a day that will be, when my Jesus I shall see! Please humble the hearts of those that I love and care for today Lord, so that they too might join me in walking through the pearly gates of heaven and seeing You face to face in all of Your glory.

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Scripture: 1 Timothy 4.  

OBSERVATION
(What is God saying here?)

2 Timothy 4:6-8 (NLT)
⁶ As for me, my life has already been poured out as an offering to God. The time of my death is near.
⁷ I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, and I have remained faithful.
⁸ And now the prize awaits me—the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will give me on the day of his return. And the prize is not just for me but for all who eagerly look forward to his appearing.

APPLICATION
(How Can I apply what God is saying here to my circumstances today?)

In a world where divorce rates are just as high among Christian couples as it is among the unsaved, meaning that one or both of the parties can no longer commit to the promises made in their marriage vows. A world where churches are closing its doors as a result of Christians not getting along, or they no longer tithe to support the work of the church, or they can no longer commit to the work of the church because they are doing OK on their own without Jesus or His followers, or more important things have taken priority in their lives. Yes, with all this going on amongst Christians, is it any wonder why most of us cannot truly repeat the words of Paul in verse 7 honestly before the Lord? In our marriage vows we commit to be faithful to our spouse until parted by death. Surely our commitment to God when we ask for His forgiveness and salvation is no less. I believe that if at the end of each day, or at the end of each week, we could analyze our commitment and our faithfulness for the time spent with God and in His service, we would be a much better people. I could only imagine that our reconciliation with God each day or each week would be something like the prayer below…

PRAYER
(With God’s help, what am I going to do differently today because He said it?)

I acknowledge dear God that, yes my goal was to be faithful to You in service today, or in my commitment to You this week, but Lord You know of my failures and I plead for Your forgiveness. Please forgive me for my selfishness, my failure to make You first in all that I did, for overextending myself and therefore crowding my time with You or in some cases bypassing my time with You. Please forgive me for my shortcomings in my faithfulness to You. Forgive me for allowing my commitment to You to take a lower priority in my life. Because You are number One in my life, I need You to be top priority in my life. Because of my failures today/this week, it is obvious that I need You to empower me with Your strength to overcome everything that tends to interfere with my commitment, for I truly want to be able to repeat verse 7 honestly before You the next time we meet – I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, and I have remained faithful. Thank You for loving me anyway, and thank You for the confidence I feel in knowing that You will help me with my commitment.

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Scripture: 2 Timothy 3.  

OBSERVATION
(What is God saying here?)

2 Timothy 3:14-17 (NLT)
¹⁴ But you must remain faithful to the things you have been taught. You know they are true, for you know you can trust those who taught you.
¹⁵ You have been taught the Holy Scriptures from childhood, and they have given you the wisdom to receive the salvation that comes by trusting in Christ Jesus.
¹⁶ All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful to teach us what is true and to make us realize what is wrong in our lives. It corrects us when we are wrong and teaches us to do what is right.
¹⁷ God uses it to prepare and equip his people to do every good work.

APPLICATION
(How Can I apply what God is saying here to my circumstances today?)

Isn’t it awful how we know the truth, and the right thing to do, yet we allow Satan to have his way with us and follow a path that leads to no good? We are reminded in this passage today that we must remain faithful to what we have been taught. After all, we trusted those that taught us, so now let us be faithful to all that we were taught. Not only have we been taught from childhood, but there are mentors in our lives today that continue to affirm what we have been taught. We are constantly reminded of these right principles when we dig into God’s Word and truly seek His presence and His anointing on our life. And what are we supposed to do with all this nurturing? Verse 17 says that God is equipping us to do every good work, and I believe that this is work designed at mentoring others and teaching others the Way. Our lives are an open book to those around us, so we are teaching others something. I trust that it is the wonderful grace, mercy, humbleness and love of the Savior that first loved us and demonstrated that love at Calvary. Do you have a mentor, or someone that you look up to each day? If not, then I would suggest that you expand the group of friends that you are hanging out with. If you don’t have one that you call your own, find a local Bible-teaching church so that you could connect with other believers/mentors and grow together in the love and admonition of God’s Holy Word.

PRAYER
(With God’s help, what am I going to do differently today because He said it?)

Lord Jesus, we are so blessed to have a Savior who loves us anyway – meaning that you love us in spite of our selfish desires and ungodly ways. Thank You for providing the text book that guides us to overcome the weaknesses and selfish desires of our ungodly ways, and to find a better way, a way that leads us to life eternally in heaven with You. Please give us strength today to overcome the weaknesses that beset us and prevent us from growing in You and living a life pleasing to You. Lord, I want to be just like You!

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Scripture: Isaiah 26.  

OBSERVATION
(What is God saying here?)

Isaiah 26:7-8 (NLT)
⁷ But for those who are righteous, the way is not steep and rough. You are a God who does what is right, and you smooth out the path ahead of them.
⁸ LORD, we show our trust in you by obeying your laws; our heart’s desire is to glorify your name.

APPLICATION
(How Can I apply what God is saying here to my circumstances today?)

I have often heard that the Christian walk is not for the weak, because we will face many challenges because of our stand that always opposes Satan. I believe that verse 7 helps to clear this up a little, for I am reminded that my first statement is only true if we are not righteous (right with God). In fact, it is rewarding to be reminded that because I am righteous, the way is not steep and rough, because my God does what is right and He will smooth out the path ahead of me. Wow, how encouraging is that friend? Verse 8 goes on to build on that ‘righteousness’ mentioned in verse 7. To show us how we might be righteous and how we might show our trust in God, we are told that it is through obeying His laws and we will have a heart’s desire to glorify His name. So friend, we are we at today? Are we righteous? Do we obey God’s laws? Do we have a heart that desires to glorify God?

PRAYER
(With God’s help, what am I going to do differently today because He said it?)

Lord God, I am truly thankful that You provide the boldness, strength and direction to live a righteous and dedicated life that yearns to glorify God in all that I do. Thank You for reminding me this morning of how this may be accomplished. It is hard to imagine that I could ever be righteous, especially before You – the ultimate expression of righteousness. Thank You for reminding me of the source of my righteousness and that the way to attain righteousness is not steep and rough, because of all that You do to smooth the path ahead of me. You are the ultimate God of peace and love. Thank You for providing us with the opportunity to live our lives in peace and in expressing ultimate love in all that we do and say.

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Scripture: 2 Timothy 2.  

OBSERVATION
(What is God saying here?)

2 Timothy 2:24 (NLT)
²⁴ A servant of the Lord must not quarrel but must be kind to everyone, be able to teach, and be patient with difficult people.

APPLICATION
(How Can I apply what God is saying here to my circumstances today?)

In the preceding verses we are reminded that if we keep ourselves pure, we will be a special utensil for honorable use. That our lives will be clean and we will be ready for the Master to use us for every good work. I believe that with this pure heart and with pure intentions, we will be in great shape to be used by the Master, especially in our handling of difficult people. I would be willing to bet that most of us can think of at least one difficult person in our pathway of life that we would just as soon ignore, stay out of their path or even move them to another planet! However, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, Paul is teaching us here how a servant of God must:

1. Not quarrel, and I believe that this especially includes that we not quarrel with the difficult individual;
   
2. Be especially kind, and I believe that this especially includes that we be kind to the difficult individual;
   
3. Be able to teach, and I believe that this especially include if that difficult individual wound up under the sound of our teaching, but in a more practical sense, I bet Paul was also saying that if we are stronger in the faith, more pure in our walk, not quarrelsome but especially kind, then we could really teach/show the difficult person a better way to act;
   
4. Be patient with the difficult person. I don’t believe that Paul is suggesting that we let the person run all over us, but sometimes it is better to let the difficult person get something off their chest, instead of us challenging them in everything they say or do.
   

I believe that the most important thing we can do, is to look at a person’s heart and be so concerned about their eternal destiny, that we could overlook almost anything. If we are not careful, sometimes we could actually provoke a difficult person into being more difficult or challenging to deal with, instead of loving them into a better way.

PRAYER
(With God’s help, what am I going to do differently today because He said it?)

Lord, I pray that I will not be a stumbling block to anyone today, especially to those considered difficult to deal with. I believe that it is so much more important that I allow You to work through me to reach the heart of the individuals that I come into contact with. I believe that it is also important that I allow You to show Your love through me, even to difficult people, so that You can show them a better way. Please help me to be so attuned to Your will and way today that others will see glimpses of Jesus in all that I say and do and in the ways that I act, and react to situations today.

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Scripture: 2 Timothy 1.  

OBSERVATION
(What is God saying here?)

2 Timothy 1:6-7 (NLT)
⁶ This is why I remind you to fan into flames the spiritual gift God gave you when I laid my hands on you.
⁷ For God has not given us a spirit of fear and timidity, but of power, love, and self-discipline.

APPLICATION
(How Can I apply what God is saying here to my circumstances today?)

This chapter is filled with nuggets, but these two verses especially spoke to me. I’m afraid that too often Christians become so laid back and satisfied, that we tend to reflect on the outpouring that was once given by Christ, and that those gifts have since been used up in our lives and perhaps others will now kick in because of their new-found faith. Friends that is just not biblical. I believe that all of us will agree that we serve a living God. To me this means that I begin each new day serving a living God who loves me more today than He did yesterday, who has a new work for me today because of those that He will place in my path, and He will give me new insights and power to deal with the challenges and opportunities that I will be faced with today. Friends, Jesus is alive today, and because He lives in my heart, I am convinced that His mighty power will be revealed through me today, and in fresh new ways. Sunday School teacher – be open to what God will say through you to your students next Sunday. He has a fresh new revelation for you each day, and He will guide you into new truths each day. Allow His holy presence to renew that flame within you so that you could share what He wants you to do today. This may coincidentally be the same as what your grandfather told you was gifted to him 25 years ago, but I can assure you that God is able, and will enable you with a fresh anointing that will be so current and so applicable to the individuals and circumstances that you will face today. Trust wholeheartedly in God and allow His fresh, current, dynamic Holy Spirit to work in your life today.

PRAYER
(With God’s help, what am I going to do differently today because He said it?)

Lord Jesus, I pray that You will forgive me for the times that I base my walk on what others may have shared about You and about their walk with You. While that may be encouraging and reassuring to me, I need a fresh touch from You today and a refreshing reminder of the gifts that You have blessed me with. As I fan into flames the gifts You have blessed me with, I am reminded that these are used so that You may be lifted up and to see others blessed. Please allow me to use my gifts today in such powerful ways that it will be very evident in whom I believe, to rejoice each day and to do this in ways that will bring You everlasting joy. People need the Lord. Father, please help me to be of service today in helping folk resolve the mystery of locating you and accepting You as Lord.

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Scripture: Isaiah 19.  

OBSERVATION
(What is God saying here?)

Isaiah 19:20 (NLT)
²⁰ It will be a sign and a witness that the LORD of Heaven’s Armies is worshiped in the land of Egypt. When the people cry to the LORD for help against those who oppress them, he will send them a savior who will rescue them.

APPLICATION
(How Can I apply what God is saying here to my circumstances today?)

While the command in this verse seems so simple and probably unnecessary to even remind ourselves about, yet it seems like often we will do all within our power to resolve a crisis before finally resorting to prayer about the matter. I found it intriguing that God waited for the people to cry to Him for help, then He would send them a Savior. I wonder if we are not so busy whining and complaining about our issues today, and not crying out to the Lord for resolution, that our problems are not receiving God’s blessing. Think about unemployment; foreclosures; crime; cancer and other serious illnesses, etc. In another scripture, we are demanded to humble ourselves, seek God’s face and pray. I believe it is about time that we place our concerns at the feet of the Master and ask Him to intervene in the areas of concern that come before us.

PRAYER
(With God’s help, what am I going to do differently today because He said it?)

Lord, I know that we very often feel like we pray about everything, but this passage this morning has opened my eyes to the fact that I am required to place my concerns at Your feet and You will hear my needs and concerns. Yes, You are waiting to hear from me and will not just treat me as a spoiled child and provide everything automatically for me. I am truly grateful for life itself and the good health that You have blessed me with. Please continue to work on me that I may place everything else before You so that miracles may happen all around me! Thank You for being the awesome God that I can turn to in my time of need!

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Scripture: 1 Timothy 6.  

OBSERVATION
(What is God saying here?)

1 Timothy 6:11-15 (NLT)
¹¹ But you, Timothy, are a man of God; so run from all these evil things. Pursue righteousness and a godly life, along with faith, love, perseverance, and gentleness.
¹² Fight the good fight for the true faith. Hold tightly to the eternal life to which God has called you, which you have confessed so well before many witnesses.
¹³ And I charge you before God, who gives life to all, and before Christ Jesus, who gave a good testimony before Pontius Pilate,
¹⁴ that you obey this command without wavering. Then no one can find fault with you from now until our Lord Jesus Christ comes again.

¹⁵ For at just the right time Christ will be revealed from heaven by the blessed and only almighty God, the King of all kings and Lord of all lords.

APPLICATION
(How Can I apply what God is saying here to my circumstances today?)

Although so much was accomplished by Timothy’s willingness to go and start churches, and to work on spiritual growth among existing churches, I was so refreshed to see how Paul found it important to remind Timothy to reflect Christ throughout his whole life and in his character. It reminded me of another passage that basically says that when we do things without right intentions, or hypocritically, we are like a clanging cymbal to God. We are making noise basically. The part that I bolded and changed to purple, applies to many of us today. As we pursue the character and the honest witness with the characteristics detailed by Paul, we will not leave a bad taste in the eyes of those that we witness to, teach, preach to or try to love in Jesus name. I believe that one of the biggest deterrents in the minds of today’s unsaved is the hypocrites that they see in our churches and the lifestyles played out in the job places. When we concentrate on the teachings of Paul in verses 11-14, we could clean up much of the problem of hypocritical living and return to the true witness of Jesus Christ. Will you join me in this endeavor today?

PRAYER
(With God’s help, what am I going to do differently today because He said it?)

Father God, You are well aware of our evil thoughts and our hypocritical living, and how this has such a negative impact on the lost and dying world around us. Please begin a good work in me, and help me to be a better representative of You in every aspect of my life. I pray that as those studying this devotional with me today may recommit themselves to being more like You and upholding the principles taught be Paul in these verses, that You would give them everlasting strength for each and every day to accomplish this desire so that the whole world may know – that they may hear and subsequently believe, because they see our teachings lived out in our everyday living. You paved the way admirably for us, now may we do our part in representing You well, is my sincere prayer today.

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Scripture: Isaiah 17.  

OBSERVATION
(What is God saying here?)

Isaiah 17:9-11 (NLT)
⁹ Their largest cities will be like a deserted forest, like the land the Hivites and Amorites abandoned when the Israelites came here so long ago. It will be utterly desolate.
¹⁰ Why? Because you have turned from the God who can save you. You have forgotten the Rock who can hide you. So you may plant the finest grapevines and import the most expensive seedlings.
¹¹ They may sprout on the day you set them out; yes, they may blossom on the very morning you plant them, but you will never pick any grapes from them. Your only harvest will be a load of grief and unrelieved pain.

APPLICATION
(How Can I apply what God is saying here to my circumstances today?)

It was revealed to Isaiah that a horrible time will come upon the Hivites and Amorites because of their turning away from God. While I believe that we have a lot of Christians in our country, I also know that there seems to be an increasingly and deliberate turning away from God. Churches are drying up and closing up. More and more confusion, frustration and possibly even hatred is eroding away at our churches, and friends we can attribute this to our ‘Turning away from God’ just as in the case of the Hivites and Amorites. So what do we do about it? I acknowledge that only God has the answers to this question, but I believe that God’s Word was strategically placed as our (Christians) book of instructions. Therefore I feel like we must keep our noses into the Word, constantly seeking instruction, leadership and direction from God. I believe that we also need to look closely into the action taken by God against these folk that brazenly turned away from God. He didn’t send in a foreign military – otherwise in our case we could show off our military might. In fact, He didn’t send in anything that man would have any power to fight against, but He affected their food supply. Friends, God’s ways are not our ways. We could never do enough to prepare ourselves to fight against God. What we can do though, is exactly what churches have been designed to do from the very beginning: We can surrender our lives totally to God, humble ourselves before Him, allow Him to guide us into all righteousness, worship Him and Him only, daily seek forgiveness for our failures/sin, seek His strength and direction to live more in line with His will the next day, and be such an example of Jesus Christ in our world that others might accept Him as Lord and go on to serve Him faithfully. I am convinced that God’s Word teaches that as we do these things, He will be uplifted and draw all men unto Him. Have You forgotten the Rock who can hide you?

PRAYER
(With God’s help, what am I going to do differently today because He said it?)

Father, You are very aware of the horrible state in which we find ourselves today. We are probably as bad or perhaps even worse than the Hivites and Amorites that are referred to by Isaiah in the verses mentioned above. Thank You for being patient with me, but Father I want to ask today that You fill my heart with love for all those that I come into contact with today; that you remind me of words that I can say or actions that I may perform that will exemplify You in every aspect of my life today. Many I will come into contact with today are, no doubt, destined for Hell. I am excited and overjoyed to know, experience and love the Master of this universe, the Savior of this world, the Lord of my life, and I want to find ways to share that with those that may not have experienced this joy, and may be headed for a life of destruction much like the Hivites and Amorites. Please use me today to influence someone for You.

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Scripture: Isaiah 13.  

OBSERVATION
(What is God saying here?)

Isaiah 13:9-11 (NLT)
⁹ For see, the day of the LORD is coming— the terrible day of his fury and fierce anger. The land will be made desolate, and all the sinners destroyed with it.
¹⁰ The heavens will be black above them; the stars will give no light. The sun will be dark when it rises, and the moon will provide no light.
¹¹ “I, the LORD, will punish the world for its evil and the wicked for their sin. I will crush the arrogance of the proud and humble the pride of the mighty.

APPLICATION
(How Can I apply what God is saying here to my circumstances today?)

When a hurricane, or a tornado, or other natural disaster is approaching we quickly tune into the radio to see if we might be affected. God’s Word is very clear to unbelievers how they will be destroyed by our God, much more final than we would expect if hit directly by a natural disaster. In light of what I read this morning, I want to assume the urgency that Isaiah had in warning everyone that we need to get our house in order, our spiritual house in order – our soul. I have relatives and many friends who live like they have never asked God for forgiveness of their sins and therefore making no effort to live for Him and in light of His commands. I would very much like to see all those that I know and love join hands with me around God’s throne when He calls us home. Friends, there is no in between. You have either asked Jesus into your heart and now living in light of His teachings, or you are destined for the destruction mentioned by Isaiah in the verses above. Listen to the voice of God today friends. I hope that you all know that my preference is to see you in heaven with me. God’s preference is that none should perish but that all will have eternal life. He gave up a lot to make it possible for you to have a means to enter heaven. Please don’t reject that gift any longer. Heed the warning from Isaiah.

PRAYER
(With God’s help, what am I going to do differently today because He said it?)

Father, I pray that this will be a day that many will come to know You as Lord and Savior of their lives. I pray that they will heed the warning, as given by Isaiah and reemphasized by many other prophets and disciples. Today is the day of salvation. Please give those that I love and care for that urgency of making this very important decision today. In Jesus name, I pray. Amen!

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