Devotions to Feed the Soul

Devotions
to Feed
the Soul

Copyright © 2021 by Lisa Renee Langston
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Table of
Contents
W E E K 1 : J U S T B E
W E E K 2 : K E E P I N G I T R E A L
W E E K 3 : J U S T L I K E N E W
W E E K 4 : P E R S O N A L D E V O T I O N S

" A l l S c r i p t u r e i s
b r e a t h e d o u t b y G o d
a n d p r o f i t a b l e f o r
t e a c h i n g , f o r r e p r o o f , f o r
c o r r e c t i o n , a n d f o r
t r a i n i n g i n
r i g h t e o u s n e s s , t h a t t h e
m a n o f G o d m a y b e
c o m p l e t e , e q u i p p e d f o r
e v e r y g o o d w o r k . "
2 Timothy 3:16-17

Week One
"Just Be"

Be With Him
1 John 5:14
God wants to have a relationship with you. What
does that involve? The same tenets as an earthly
relationship, but with of the benefits! In this
relationship, God wants to provide for you, to talk
to you about your life, to support you, to be with
you through the ups and downs, and to shower
you with love unconditionally!
What does He want from you in return? Many of
the same things an earthly partner wants as well.
He wants you to talk to Him, to spend time with
Him, to share your burdens and struggles with
Him, to tell others how wonderful He has been in
your life, and to believe in Him. In return, God
offers us the gifts of grace, favor, mercy and
eternal life.
Because this is an unconditional love, we can rest
assured that when we are on the same page with
God ( much like being equally yoked in an earthly
partnership ) we can confidently approach Him
with our wants and needs. “This is the confidence
we have in approaching God: that if we ask
anything according to his will, he hears us. And if
we know that he hears us—whatever we ask—we
know that we have what we asked of him.” (‭1
John‬‭5:14-15‬)

Reflection
What is the status of your relationship with
God? Are you close or distant?
Are you deep in love with Him or only with
yourself?
Are you fulfilling the tenets here or are you on
the outs with your Creator?
God is always there, waiting for you to spend
more quality time with Him.

Be Accountable
James 1:22-24
When we hear or read God’s word, we become
immediately accountable for enacting it in our
lives. You may be afraid because you’re not yet
ready to be accountable.
“But prove yourselves doers of the word [actively
and continually obeying God’s precepts], and not
merely listeners [who hear the word but fail to
internalize its meaning], deluding yourselves [by
unsound reasoning contrary to the truth]. For if
anyone only listens to the word without obeying
it, he is like a man who looks very carefully at his
natural face in a mirror; for once he has looked
at himself and gone away, he immediately
forgets what he looked like” (James‬‭1:22-24‬)
What is God telling us here?
1. First, we must know and study the word. For
how can we do what we do not know?
2. Second, we must prove that we know and
understand the word by doing it regularly.
Listening to what God says is not enough.
Even faith without works is dead.
3. Third, we must internalize the word. This
means not just going over it once, but over
and over again until it becomes our primary
nature and first response.

Reflection
What do you need to start or stop doing?
How much time are you spending in the word
of God?
Are you afraid to be accountable to God? Why
or why not?
God is always there to hold you accountable.

Be Better
Colossians 3:10
Usually around the first of the year, you hear
phrases like: “new year, new me.” But as you drop
off and become more inconsistent in that pursuit,
the “new year, new me” starts to take on the
“new year, old me” vibe. The world may make you
feel like you can’t have a fresh start unless they
say so. But you don’t have to wait for a new year
to make a commitment to being the better
version of yourself with God.
For as we go deeper in Him (praying, studying,
meditating and embodying the word), the closer
we get to becoming who He has designed for us
to be and the more we are like Him! Colossians
tells us that when we study and adhere to God’s
word and His ways, we are like new every day.
“Now you are wearing a new life, a life that is
new every day. You are growing in your
understanding of the one who made you. You are
becoming more and more like him.” (Col 3:10‬)
So, start over today. Read a little of the Bible.
Think about a scripture. Pray to God. Thank Him
and share your life with Him. Make your requests
known to Him and act like the royalty you are as
His child. Do this, and He will constantly reveal
the better version of you!

Reflection
What are you doing consistently to become a
better version of yourself?
What are you doing consistently that is taking
away from you being your best self?
In what ways do you find that you are like
God? In what ways do you want to improve
and get better?
God is always there, modeling for you how you
can be better.

Be a Child of God
John 1:12
So many times we claim to be "a child of God"
but what does that mean and where in the Bible
did that come from? The book of John gives us a
pretty clear indication that we are children of
God, but once I looked it up in the Amplified
Bible, it may total sense. It reads:
"But to as many as did receive and welcome Him,
He gave the right [the authority, the privilege] to
become children of God, that is, to those who
believe in (adhere to, trust in, and rely on) His
name— who were born, not of blood [natural
conception], nor of the will of the flesh [physical
impulse], nor of the will of man [that of a natural
father], but of God [that is, a divine and
supernatural birth—they are born of God—
spiritually transformed, renewed, sanctified]."
John 1:12‭-‬13 AMP
As a parent, I know how hard it is to raise kids in
today's world. We want our kids to represent our
family name well. As a member of the royal
family, you must consider how you represent
God's family name as well.

Reflection
Do you consider yourself a child of God?
Are you acting like a child of God?
What are you doing currently that would tell
others that you are a child of God?
What could you begin doing to better
represent that family name?
God is always there to welcome you back into the
family with open arms.

Be Patient
Ephesians 4:2
When I think about life situations and choices, I
consider them deeply, and this requires a higher
level of patience from those who are around me.
God also requires our patience as He develops
our faith, but He also requires us to be patient.
Ephesians 4:2 tells us to: “...Be patient with each
other, making allowance for each other’s faults
because of your love.” If this is the way that God
would have us to be, and this is the way He treats
us, then why is it so hard for us to do the same?
God’s ways are always rooted in love and love is
the most unselfish action there is.
Note that I said action, not feeling. Patiently pray
for those who are impatient with you.
Communicate your thoughts to them and see if
their actions change. Remember, the measure
with how you judge others, shall be used to judge
you as well, so be as patient with others as you
would want them to be with you.

Reflection
Look at the people surrounding you. Are they
pouring into you unselfishly?
Are they patient with you? Are they humble
about their own faults and forgiving of yours?
In what areas of your life do you need to be
more patient?
God is always infinitely patient with us because He
does not follow our construct of time.

Be Mindful
Colossians 3:1-2
It is important that we reset our minds as we
prepare for the purpose God has called us to
fulfill. This portion of Colossians reminds us that:
1. We must seek Him and His ways, not the
ways of the world. “Therefore if you have
been raised with Christ [to a new life, sharing
in His resurrection from the dead], keep
seeking the things that are above, where
Christ is, seated at the right hand of God.
2. We must also seek Him habitually, meaning
regularly, consistently, and routinely. “Set your
mind and keep focused habitually on the
things above [the heavenly things], not on
things that are on the earth [which have only
temporal value].
3. We must die to our own flesh and selfish
desires initially, in order for God to align us
with what is best and what will truly benefit
us. “For you died [to this world], and your
[new, real] life is hidden with Christ in God.”
Jesus spent much time in prayer, preparation and
surrender as He prepared to begin His God-given
assignment. Let’s model His approach and take
the time we need to reset our minds on Him.

Reflection
What has your mind been focused on lately?
What should your mind be focused on instead?
How will you continue to keep God and the
things above at the forefront of your mind?
We are always on God's mind. Make sure He is on
yours.

Be Humble
2 Cor 12:6-10
God make us great. Paul, one of the greatest first
teachers of the Gospel, could have boasted this
very sentiment. However, he choose not to do so
because he didn't want people to give him credit
for the great work God had done in him. “But I
refrain, so no one will think more of me than is
warranted by what I do or say, or because of
these surpassingly great revelations.” (2 Cor 12:7)
Now this is humility!
But if left unchecked, humility can morph into
pride. In God’s unique design, a “thorn” was given
to Paul to KEEP him humble and reliant on God.
“...in order to keep me from becoming conceited,
I was given a thorn in my flesh...” ‭(2 Cor 12:7)
Our lives will never be without trouble, but God
says to us, “My grace is sufficient for you [My
lovingkindness and My mercy are more than
enough—always available—regardless of the
situation]; for [My] power is being perfected [and
is completed and shows itself most effectively] in
[your] weakness ... [Paul] for when I am weak [in
human strength], then I am strong [truly able, truly
powerful, truly drawing from God’s strength].” ‭(2
Cor 12:9-10‬) Only in our own identified
weaknesses can we partner with God and
operate in His amazing strength and power!

Reflection
In what area of your life ar you struggling with
humility?
Have you been praying for God to remove a
"thorn in your side?"
God is always encouraging us to maintain our
humility in the midst of every situation.

Record important ideas from this
section below:
"Just Be..."

“Your word is a lamp to guide
me and a light for my path.”
Psalm 119:105

Week Two
"Keeping It Real"

Real Faith
Romans 10:17
Faith is a verb not a noun. It comes from reading,
studying, and knowing the Word of God. Faith is
inspired by knowing God's promises. Faith is given
to us as a tool to have more victory in life.
Romans 10:17 tells us that "Consequently, faith
comes from hearing the message, and the
message is heard through the word about Christ."
Based on this scripture, faith comes from listening
to His word, studying His word, and by keeping
His word in the forefront of your mind.
It's important to note that faith is not just knowing
the scriptures, it's acting in a way that shows that
you believe what God says in His word. It's called
a leap of faith because you have to leave a
secure place and jump into the uncertainty in
order to receive the next thing God has for you.
This is how you activate real faith.
Faith is a complex concept if we think too hard
about it. On the other hand, it is actually easier
to rely on Him because we can trust in the One
that is higher than ourselves. Know the word so
that practicing Faith becomes easier and easier
each day!

Reflection
What is your current definition of faith?
How does it align to the definition of faith
found in His word?
What are you doing currently to activate your
faith? What do you still need to do to show
God that you have real faith?
God is always there to help you activate and
increase your faith.

Real Giving
Luke 6:38
I love the reciprocal nature of God. I believe that
this irony is one of the things that sets His ways
apart from the ways of the world. Here, in Luke 6,
we are taught yet another ironic principle: that
the more we give, the more we receive.
Luke tells us to “Give to others, and you will
receive. You will be given much. It will be poured
into your hands—more than you can hold. You will
be given so much that it will spill into your lap.
The way you give to others is the way God will
give to you.” ‭(Luke‬‭6:38‬‭ERV‬) You may be thinking
about what you’ll lose, but focus on His word:
Remember, you have so much more to GAIN when
you give.
In our carnal nature, it seems that the more you
keep, the more you would have. But God reminds
us constantly that we are not to be ruled by our
own way of thinking. His way ensures that we
remain humble, as well as rewarded in the
process. We must enact our faith in order to trust
with confidence, that He will pour back into us
even more than we’ve poured out. With His way,
He also ensures that others needs are taken care
of in the process (by your giving) AND as a result
of this reciprocity, everyone gains!

Reflection
Where do you see the act of giving and
receiving in your own life?
In what ways has the Holy Spirit encouraged
you to give?
God is always there to remind you that the more
you give, the more you receive.

Real Love
Ephesians 3:17-19
The apostle Paul speaks on the nature of God’s
love in Ephesians. Here are some important
points to remember:
1. Our faith in God is based in and on our love
for Him. “I pray that Christ will live in your
hearts because of your faith.” Love God,
believe in Him, and He will give you the
strength to love others unconditionally.
2. God wants all that we do in life to be
based on love. “I pray that your life will be
strong in love and be built on love.” God is
love, so all that He is, is based on this
principle.
3. God’s love is boundless. “And I pray that
you and all God’s holy people will have the
power to understand the greatness of Christ’s
love—how wide, how long, how high, and how
deep that love is. Christ’s love is greater than
anyone can ever know, but I pray that you will
be able to know that love. Then you can be
filled with everything God has for you.”
Love is not self-serving, it is always abundantly
giving, always serving others and always pure in
intent.” Remember that the truest form of love
originates from God himself.

Reflection
How is God's love different from the love that
we see in the world?
How have you demonstrated love in the past?
How does God's love show up in your life?
God is always there to show you His enduring and
unconditional love.

Real Oneness
Revelation 7:9
There are several things about us as humans that
make us different. We have different religions,
belief systems, cultures and backgrounds just to
name a few. But at the end of the day, we all
have so much in common. We encounter many of
the same universal problems that plague our
lives. But we must choose to believe in something
higher than ourselves.
Religion itself can bring us together as a people
or tear us apart. But I believe that at the end of
the day or at the end of our own lives, it will be
revealed to us who to serve. For me, God has
been my saving grace. He has lifted me from the
darkness and streamlined my path. He has given
me unmerited favor and grace as well as strength
and a place of refuge.
So as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord
God who sent His only son Jesus to earth for
thirty-three years, to be an example of how to
live, and to die on the cross for our sins, only to
be raised three days later. I've seen people from
every race, tribe, nation, and language come
together to celebrate God, so don't let the
differences stop you! We are all one!

Reflection
How do you relate to others, especially those
who may be perceived as different than you?
What do you find similar and different about
those with whom you interact?
What similarities do you see between yourself
and others in mankind?
God is always there helping you to see that we
are all His children; we are one.

Real Follower
Luke 9:23-24
God requires us to do certain things. He is not
Santa Claus or a genie in a bottle. He is your
Creator and your Master and He wants you to
give him all of you so that He can then bless you
in return. He requires us to be followers, not fans.
In Luke 9, we find these words:
“And He was saying to them all, “If anyone wishes
to follow Me [as My disciple], he must deny
himself [set aside selfish interests], and take up
his cross daily [expressing a willingness to endure
whatever may come] and follow Me [believing in
Me, conforming to My example in living and, if
need be, suffering or perhaps dying because of
faith in Me]. For whoever wishes to save his life
[in this world] will [eventually] lose it [through
death], but whoever loses his life [in this world]
for My sake, he is the one who will save it [from
the consequences of sin and separation from
God].” (Luke‬‭9:23-24‬‭AMP‬)
As real followers, we must be willing to sacrifice
our will for God’s will. We must align ourselves to
want what God wants. We must take what comes
because we know that we serve a God that will
support us through it all!

Reflection
In Not A Fan, Kyle Idleman says, “You may
indeed be a passionate, fully devoted follower
of Jesus. Or, you may be just a fan who
admires Jesus but isn’t ready to let him cramp
your style." Which one are you?
How do you know? What needs to change?
God is always there, waiting for you to make Him
a priority.

Real Good
Romans 8:28
Romans is a chapter of the Bible filled with
numerous bite-sized nuggets of wisdom. Wisdom
helps you to live your very best life because it is
the skillful application of knowledge to your
present situation. Romans 8:28 says, “And we
know that all things work together for good to
them that love God, to them who are the called
according to his purpose.” If you take a look at
your life, are you moving with a purpose, for a
purpose, on purpose?
The book of Romans is such a favorite of mine
because it helped me to align how I live and
move with God’s ways. I even named my son
after this book of the Bible. When we mature in
our faith walk, it is pure joy. The challenges that
come to make us stronger actually bring us closer
to our source, our Creator.
Stop thinking that your life is supposed to be
trouble free. Without practice, our faith would be
null and void. So, get still today. Take time to
absorb all that is in your present state, accepting
all that is ( whether it’s good or bad ) and
knowing that it is all working together for your
good.

Reflection
A wise man or woman once said, "Be Happy.
Not because everything is good but because
you can see the good in everything." In what
areas of your life do you need to shift your
perspective to seeing the good?
How can you start seeing more good today?
God is always good and all things work together
for our good.

Real Plans
Proverbs 16:1-3
The scripture encourages us to submit our plans
to the Lord, but even more importantly it tells us
to submit to the Lord’s wisdom in our planning.
It is important to note that verse 1 emphasizes
that our plans should begin with us ASKING THE
LORD his opinion, before we move forward with
our plans. How else could He provide a “wise
answer”? We must ensure that our plans are
checked, approved, and confirmed by God if we
want our plans to succeed.
It is also important to note that your plans will
only succeed if you submit them to God and
respond to His will and guidance around those
plans. We serve a God who knows each and
every one of our desires. He knows us so well that
He becomes the perfect counselor in giving us
advice. Don’t you want someone who knows you
and your future to help you make the best
decisions moving forward?
Remember, “Those who listen to instruction will
prosper; those who trust the Lord will be joyful.” -
Prov 16:20

Reflection
Have you checked in with your Spirit man today
about the plans you have in your heart?
Have you allowed God to vet your plans for
alignment between your motives and His?
Have you shared your plans with the God that
can see your future and listened for His perfect
advice?
God is always there, helping you achieve the
greatest plan for your life.

Record important ideas from this
section below:
"Keeping It Real"

“Reading the Bible without
meditating on it is like trying to eat
without swallowing.”
Anonymous

Week Three
"Just Like New"

A New Strength
Isaiah 40:28-31
I find that when my life is in balance, I can retain
a high quality state of rest. But when I think about
the times I was stressed, overwhelmed, anxietyridden,
or just overworked, my sleeping patterns
were irregular, sporadic and restless. No matter
how we rationalize it, this is NOT in God’s plan for
our lives. Often, we move through our day like
robots, hoping to accomplish only a fraction of
the things we have planned and when people ask
us how we are, “tired” or “busy” is a familiar
response. So, what does God say?
Isaiah 40 tells us how not to become weary. God
wants to give you the strength and energy you
need for your day. But, He only gives you a
reasonable portion of health and strength to
accomplish what He sets forth as the priority for
your day.
Allow God to strengthen you and to give you rest.
Take your day to Him and allow Him to order your
steps. In these words I say to you, “I ask the
Father with his great glory to give you the power
to be strong in your spirits. He will give you that
strength through his Spirit.” ‭(Eph 3:16‬)

Reflection
Have you run your to-do list by God today?
What is God telling you to do? What are God's
priorities for your day?
Where do you need new strength to endure?
God is always there to show you how to gather
strength and how to obtain rest.

A New Circle
Proverbs 27:17
I don’t have a lot of friends, but the ones I do
spend time with are quality additions to my life.
Who you surround yourself with matters. If the
saying goes that “birds of a feather flock
together,” than knowing who you are, as well as
those around you, is equally as important!
Proverbs tells us that “As iron sharpens iron, so
one man sharpens [and influences] another
[through discussion]” (Proverbs‬‭27:17‬‭AMP‬) When
you interact with another person, you exchange
energy, thoughts, ideas, and beliefs. Who you
allow in your circle matters.
Dr. Myles Munroe said, “Eagles fly alone at high
altitude and not with sparrows or other small
birds. No other bird can get to the height of the
eagle. Stay away from sparrows and ravens.
Eagles fly with Eagles.” He urged us to carefully
select our inner circle, just like Jesus did.
Those in your circle should respect you,
challenge you, sharpen you and build you up. If
your circle is falling short, it may be time to make
some changes. Jesus had a whole lineup of
disciples, but He only took a select few for His
most important tasks. Bottom line: Your Circle
matters!

Reflection
Who have you let into your circle? Who may you
need to move out of your circle?
How have you inadvertently allowed others to
influence you?
Who do you need in your new circle?
God is always there to show you how to surround
yourself with those that are best for you.

A New Love
Romans 5:8
God’s love is the truest form of love we can
learn from and experience. It is selfless, affirming,
boundless, and unconditional. What I find that is
so amazing about God’s love is that we didn’t
even have to do anything to earn it! In the world,
the idea is that you must earn someone’s love by
what you say and what you do for them, but
that’s NOT how God operates.
God loves us because of WHO HE IS and I believe
He wants us to love others because of who He is
IN US! God gave of himself by creating us and
giving us free will to choose Him over the what
the world offers. He then sacrificed His son, Jesus,
allowed Him to suffer an earthly life and die for
our salvation! And He did it because He wanted
to, not because we deserved it or earned it.
God’s love towards us shows us how we should
love others. His demonstration of love is far
beyond what the world shows as love. Love
should be proven (not necessarily earned)
through ones actions and show itself daily
through our words, our giving, and our choices
towards others. It is God’s design that we love
others unconditionally because that’s what sets
us apart from the world.

Reflection
How do you love the ones you truly care about?
Is the love unconditional and proven like God’s
love is for you?
What is your new definition of love?
God is always there to love you unconditionally.

A New Submission
James 4:7
This scripture reminds me of the day I exchanged
vows to my late husband. When my pastor asked me
to repeat after him, I hesitated before repeating the
word “submit“. I can laugh at this now, because I
didn’t even know what the word really meant at the
time. I had a world view of submission (ie. being
subservient, undervalued, and ignored) and knowing
myself, this would never sustain our partnership or
make our marriage great.
Years later, after I lost my husband to cancer, I
realized that submission in marriage is really a
model for how we must submit to God and not
resist His will for our lives. The word tells us that
submission to God leads us into our very best life.
James‬‭4:7-10‬says:
“So let God work his will in you. Yell aloud no to the
Devil and watch him scamper. Say a quiet yes to
God and he’ll be there in no time. Quit dabbling in
sin. Purify your inner life. Quit playing the field. Hit
bottom, and cry your eyes out. The fun and games
are over. Get serious, really serious. Get down on
your knees before the Master; it’s the only way you’ll
get on your feet.”
In order for us to live our very best life, we must
submit to God by making Him first in all that we do!

Reflection
How will you submit to Him today?
How have you failed to submit in the past?
What is your new definition of submission?
God is always there to show you how to live your
very best life. You just need to submit.

A New Mastery
Hebrews 12:11
A wise man once said that “Mastering others is
strength, but mastering yourself is true power.” -L.
Tzu. I’ve learned this to be true (in more ways
than one) and know that the process of selfmastery
is one that can be painful, overwhelming,
revealing, and centering, and yet still be
satisfying all at the same time! God’s earthly
journey was the greatest example of self-mastery
that we have to date. But when we consider
other we admire, it is often due to the miraculous
way they’ve mastered and continue to master
themselves.
What does the word say about self-mastery?
Hebrews tells us that self mastery comes from
discipline and that most people don't enjoy
discipline at the time it is being rendered. What
we DO enjoy are the fruits of that discipline.
“For the time being no discipline brings joy, but
seems sad and painful; yet to those who have
been trained by it, afterwards it yields the
peaceful fruit of righteousness ..."
In all that I’ve been through and all that faces
me now, my most formidable challenge has been
and continues to be mastery of self. May the
journey continue!

Reflection
What areas of your life have you failed to
master?
In what ways have you mastered certain areas
of your life?
What is your new definition of self-mastery?
God is always there to help you master even the
most difficult parts of your self.

A New Lesson Learned
Proverbs 13:18
A mistake is defined as “an action or judgment
that is misguided or wrong.” Every day, we as
humans make mistakes. We say the wrong thing,
do the wrong thing, or judge something or
someone wrongly. Often when we make mistakes,
we want to go back in time and fix them. But, life
does not have an undo or a back button. So what
can we do? We can reflect on and learn from our
mistakes.
Proverbs tells us that “If you refuse to learn from
your mistakes, you will be poor, and no one will
respect you. [But] If you listen when you are
criticized, you will be honored.” (Proverbs‬‭13:18‬
ERV)
But, what is perhaps even more important than
learning from a mistake, is that you are able to
discern and know when a mistake has been made
in the first place. For if you believe that all of your
actions are blameless, you won’t look for or listen
to the criticism that follows and the lesson(s) will
remain unlearned.
If you want to evolve and become a better
version of yourself, then you must reflect on your
misguided actions and judgements and learn
from them. This helps to ensure that you won’t
repeat those same mistakes in the future.

Reflection
What mistakes have you made lately?
What have you learned from those mistakes?
What is your new definition of mistake?
God is always there to forgive you and urge you
to move forward.

Various
I was awakened last night by thoughts running
through my mind that I couldn't stop. When my
sleep is disturbed like this, it’s typically the Spirit of
the Lord God wanting to speak to me. So I
listened and I prayed and that still small voice
spoke to me. How many times have you wrestled
with a circumstance in your life? Have you found
that as you wrestled, your peace was disrupted? I
find this to be a direct result of relying on yourself
to fix your own problems. But what does God want
for you?
A New Peace
1. First, He wants us to have peace. “These
things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye
might have peace. In the world ye shall have
tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have
overcome the world.” (John 16:33)
2. Second, He wants to guide us through our
lives so that we are doing and moving towards
His best for us. “Your word is like a lamp that
guides my steps, a light that shows the path I
should take.” (Psalm ‭119:105‬)
3. Third, He wants to shoulder our burdens.
“Cast your burden on the Lord—he will support
you! God will never let the righteous be
shaken! (Psalm 55:22)
If we share our life with Him, we will experience
the full support that God offers in helping us
through our circumstances. He will guide you
through and you will again have peace.

Reflection
Who or what is disrupting your peace?
How did you wrestle with the disruption?
In what new ways can you handle disruptions
to your peace?
God is always there to give you peace.

Record important ideas from this
section below:

"Do not merely listen
to the word, and so
deceive yourselves.
Do what it says."
James 1:22

Week 4
"Personal Devotions"

“The Bible is meant to be bread for daily use, not
cake for special occasions.”
-Anonymous

It is my hope that as a result of reading this
devotional the past three weeks, that you,
too, will spend more time studying the word
of God.
Now, it's your turn. Each day, open up your
Bible to a favorite scripture or to wherever
Jesus leads you. As you read the passages,
take a few moments to reflect on what the
scripture means and how it can apply to your
own life.
Record those reflections on the following
pages and be sure to share them with
someone else.

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