Today Todd and I shared inspiration from Our Daily Bread:
Live Like Jesus is Coming! Click here to read as we remember today is the day the Lord has made!
Here’s one about Hide and Seek. How does that fit with our faith? Click here to find out.
Thanks for listening!
– Joe and Todd
Today Todd and I shared some really impactful devotionals from Our Daily Bread.
Here is the devotional Todd shared: Braided Together
Here Here is the devotional I shared: Who is He?
How many Dove Awards has Crowder won since going solo?
Answer: 3!
Congrats to Erica from Marengo who got the answer on the first try! She won those two passes to WinterJam 2020! If you want to know Winter Jam, click HERE!
Thanks for checking out the blog!
-Hannah and Todd
Today Todd and I were exited to dive into the second week of our new devotional – something that you have probably heard of…. Our Daily Bread!
Here is the devotional that I shared today: The Main Actor
Here is that devotional that Todd shared Today: How to Find Peace
Thanks for checking out the blog!
-Hannah and Todd
Today Todd and I had the great opportunity to get deep with in our new devotionals “Our Daily Bread”. This little booklet is something that gets updated every three months. It’s a collection of devotionals, all written by a few different authors.
Here is the devotional that I shared today: Blooming in the Desert
Here is the devotional that Todd shared today: Never Give Up Hope
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-Hannah and Todd
Today Todd and I had a melancholily day, as we did the last two devotionals from “Time with God for Fathers” by Jack Countryman, but as we like to call it “Time with God for Leaders”.
Here are the last two devotionals we did today:
A father’s reward comes in many different ways
“Delight yourself also in the Lord, and He shall give you the desires of your heart. Commit your ways to the Lord, trust also in him, and he shall bring it to pass.” – Psalms 37 4-5
God wants more than anything else to give you the desires of your heart. You belong to him, and his love is forever. When you choose to trust him, he calls you to live in such a way as to honor him and to do good to others so that they might see goodness through you. Your close fellowship with God is the key to a deep commitment to live for Him in every area of your life, in turn, wants to bless you. When you delight yourself in the Lord, he places in your heart his desires for you so that you might glorify him in all that you do.
True Prosperity is the receipt of God’s reward
“This book of the Law must not leave your mouth. Think about it day and night, so you may be careful to do all that is written in it. Then all will go well with you. You will receive many good things.” – Joshua 1:8
When we do God’s Will and God’s way and with God’s help, no one or nothing stands in the way of our success. The key is the presence of the Lord. God commanded Joshua to meditate on his word day and night, and he’s asking us to do the same today. He wants every leader to be successful and prosperous and his work and with his family. Yet, He wants you to remember that your true treasure will accumulate in heaven. God’s word is your Guide to Life. When you discover his wisdom and apply it to your life, everything changes. Your focus, priorities, emotions, and heart become god-centered. When this occurs, you and your family will be so very blessed, and in whatever you choose to do, you will receive God’s we’re just reward of Peace, guidance Cana salvation, and an eternity spent with him.
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Hannah and Todd
Name something you’d see on a tropical island.
Answer:
1.Trees – 58
2.Sand/ beaches – 13
3.Fruit – 12
4.Flowers – 7
5.Water/ocean – 6
Todd and I started off the show today by reminding you that WinterJam is coming up!
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Here are today’s
A Teachable Leader Will Never Stop Growing
“Go from the presence of a foolish man, when you do not perceive in him the lips of knowledge. The wisdom of the prudent is to understand his way, but the Folly of fools is deceit. Fools mock at sin, but among the upright there is favor.” – Proverbs 14: 7-9
How long did it take you to realize you do not know everything? When you come to the realization that there is still much for you to learn, you open the door to becoming a lifelong learner. In your Christian Life, God reveals himself when you surrender to his word and the leading of his Spirit. Romans 12:2 encourages you to ” not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God.” God does not simply want you to try harder or sin less, but also to depend on his spirit and allow yourself to be transformed into someone who loves to through willing obedience. That transformation begins when you choose to become a lifelong learner of God’s word.
A Leader’s Strength is on Their Knees
“Call to me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things, which you do not know. ” Jeremiah 33:3
Prayer is a very real part of your relationship with God. It is not just for the special, the religious Elite; it is for you. Throughout the Bible, God promises to speak to you when you humble yourself and listen for His voice. To listen actively, you must come before the Lord expectantly. You must eagerly anticipate him speaking to you. Get into the habit of beginning each day with God in prayer; let His Spirit open your heart and mind to his perfect will. He promises to ” show you Great and Mighty things, but you do not know.”
Thanks for checking out the blog!
-Hannah and Todd
Today Joe and I gave you a chance to win and mixed things up a bit on Mystery Monday!
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Today Joe shared a Devotional about Hope, to go along with the song “I Have This Hope” by Tenth Avenue North. HERE is the link to that Devotional titled “Never Give Up Hope” by Xochitl Dixon.
We also talked about being Known by God Today, If you want to dive deeper into this, HERE is a starting point with a list of verses.
“Name something about the real Elvis that’s better than his impersonators?”
1. Singing/Voice
2. His Looks
3. Originality
4. Dancing
5. Bank Account
Congratulations to Bob from Howard who guessed our top two answers and won that $5 gift card to Troyers of Apple Valley!
Thank you for joining us!
Hannah and Joe
Today we get back to our leadership devotionals from the book, Time With God For Fathers, by Jack Countryman. We have some good reminders for leaders as we start the New Year!
#1 The Golden Rule for Leaders
Luke 6:31
“Do to others as you would have them do to you.”
Sometimes people twist the Golden Rule this way: “Do unto others before they do it unto you.” Our selfish desires to have our own way in life can create a wall between us and God.
The Lord encourages us to love our enemies, do good, and lend, hoping for nothing in return and our reward will be great. That’s Jesus speaking in Luke 6:35.
The attitude with which we embrace life will determine the leader that we become! God knows us from the inside out. Let the chief desire of our hearts be to please Him; and by doing so, the way that we walk and talk will help others see the love of Christ through us. Living to please God changes everything.
#2 Money Isn’t Everything
Proverbs 16:16
“How much better to get wisdom than gold, to get insight rather than silver!”
The love of money touches everyone in life. We often spend most of our working hours trying to get more. The more we get…well…maybe the more we want.
We can sometimes gain an appetite for material possessions we do not necessarily need. 1st Timothy 6: 9 says, “Those who want to get rich fall into temptation and a trap and into many foolish and harmful desires that plunge people into ruin and destruction.”
The Bible cautions and even condemns the desire to get rich; not because money is a sin, but because money makes a terrible master. People whose primary goal is to get rich end up serving money; and therefore, cannot serve God.
Your leadership perspective about money with your family, friends and co-workers will make a difference!
Thanks for listening!
– Joe and Todd
