Your Daily Spiritual Work Out - September 16
BACK TO THE BIBLE DAILY
What does it truly mean to love your neighbor as yourself? In this episode of Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen explores Jesus’ teaching on the golden rule from Mark 12, clarifying its meaning in today’s divided world. Discover how loving God and loving others are inseparable commands and how to live out selfless love, even when it’s challenging.
SPIRITUALLY FIT | TODAY
What does the Bible truly say about healing? On Spiritually Fit Today, Arnie Cole welcomes Marci Julin, who shares her journey of reading the entire Bible in three months to uncover biblical principles for health and healing. Discover how Scripture addresses illness, faith, and the heart’s role in well-being.
ADDITIONAL STEPS:
STEP 1 - RECEIVE
(Receive God's Word and Grow in Bible Knowledge)
In a world with constantly changing standards of success and acceptance, it should be a relief to hear that God's standards never change. As we conclude our study of Hebrews we'll be reminded that because of God's unchanging love, we can confidently declare His name to a world looking for love.
STEP 2 - REFLECT
(How does this Scripture Apply to your life?)
Your busy life requires a frenzied pace. But your walk with Jesus and others might require you to slow down! Take a moment as Christa invites you to consider patience in a new light.
STEP 3 - RESPOND
(How will you Win Today?)
What’s the wait time? That’s our question for many things in life, but as Kate Dreesen points out, while the wait time with God is unpredictable, He is faithful, and patience pays off!
Today, as you wait for the big and small things, focus on Romans 8:25 and Psalm 37:6-7 to help you remember that God is faithful, and patience pays off! And if you know someone struggling to be patient, share what you’ve learned and encourage them as they wait on God.
STEP 4 - REVEAL
(How will you reveal Jesus to others today through praying and sharing?)
Some people's only experience of God may be through you. Join Yulia as we pray for God's grace as we represent Him in the world.
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