2025.01.17 | Daily Devotion | Follow Jesus │ Mark 10:49–52 | Pastor Jim Cymbala
magine being blind for your whole life, then someone gives you sight. If we experienced that, we’d want to thank whoever helped us. That’s exactly what happened in the Bible! Jesus healed a blind man who didn’t know anything about salvation or sanctification—he just ran after Jesus in thanks for His gift. We’ve been given a great gift, too, so we should follow Jesus everyday!
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2025.01.16 | Daily Devotion | Call on God │ Mark 10:46–48 | Pastor Jim Cymbala
At some point in our lives, we carry burdens so heavy that they overwhelm us. No matter if we cry silently or loudly, we should always call on God. He's rich in mercy to everyone who calls on Him. Why don't we get alone with God today and hand over the thing that's weighing on our hearts? Let’s call on Him even now.
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2025.01.15 | Daily Devotion | The Opposite of Selfish | Mark 10:42–45 | Pastor Jim Cymbala
We live in a society that is obsessed with self. But Jesus Christ was an example of the complete opposite. He was a servant, and we are called to imitate Him. We can’t be selfish and self-absorbed like the world. To make a difference on earth and earn rewards in heaven, we must be willing to serve others. Jesus will help us, we just have to let Him!
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2025.01.14 | Persistent Prayer Works | Pastor Jim Cymbala
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2025.01.14 | Daily Devotion | Grace to Serve | Mark 10:41–45 | Pastor Jim Cymbala
We’ve heard that Jesus said that the last will be first. But let’s take a closer look at that. He said whoever wants to be great in His eyes has to be a servant. It is hard for us to get over our selfish desires and want to help others. But if we humble ourselves, God will give us the grace and strength we need. Let’s look for ways to help others today.
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