Wordfed
Daily devotionals — one Word at a time.
God's love has been poured into my heart by the Holy Spirit — I am born of His seed and carry His life within me.
Because I have freely received God's life, grace, and healing, I freely pour it out to those around me.
The Spirit of God reveals all that my Father has freely given me in Christ — I live from abundance, not striving.
I am a living letter of Christ — His love, truth, and grace written on my heart and read by all who encounter me.
As I abide in Christ, His love, peace, and compassion flow through me as a pleasing aroma to everyone around me.
He who called me is faithful to establish and strengthen me to the end — I am confirmed in Christ.
To choose many is to awaken to the abundance of God's works and his thoughts toward you.
To choose spring is to align your heart with the newness already flowing from Christ within.
To choose spring is to align your heart with the newness already flowing from Christ within.
In this devotional, we are reminded of the newness that God is actively bringing into our lives as expressed in Isaiah 43:19.
What others meant for evil, God is able to turn for good.
Peace is not the absence of trouble.
Fellowship is not merely gathering.
Declaration is the language of testimony.
Edification is a deliberate choice we make each day.
Therefore be imitators of God as dear children.
, Ministries. Today, I choose Counsels.
Word Fed, Daily Devotional, From It Is God Ministries.
, ministries. Today, I choose Grant.
by it is God ministries. Today, I choose Unseen.
, ministries. Today, I choose Remains.
, ministries. Today, I choose Greater.
by it is God ministries. Today, I choose Will.
, ministries. Today, I choose Alive.
, ministries. Today, I choose Perfect.
by It Is God, ministries. Today, I choose accept. John 3, verse 3, Jesus answered and said unto him, "Verily,.
Word fed daily devotional from It Is God Ministries Today, I choose gratefulness.
When we rely on our own stren-gth, we quickly discover how limited we are.
Jesus offers more than water-He offers Himself.
When we delight in the Lord, we find our joy not in what He gives but in who He is.