Day 4

Scripture to Read: Hebrews 13:7-9

In Hebrews 13:7, God wants us to remember those who have invested their lives and God’s Word into us. God also wants us to remember those who are currently investing their lives and God’s Word into us now. Those who have poured into our lives are to be thanked, prayed for, and encouraged by us. Without these mentors/disciplers, none of us would be where we are today. Think of the last time you sent an encouraging note, letter, card, text, or some other form of communication to the person or people who mentored/discipled you or who are mentoring/discipling you now. Also, think about how the mentor/discipler’s godly life impacted you or is impacting you now. These are people that God purposely brought into your life to mentor/disciple you so you would grow broad and deep in your intimacy with Him and His Word. These mentors/disciplers are worthy to be imitated because they live their lives in a manner worthy of our God. We are either being led, or we have been led so that we in turn will lead others the same way. In Hebrews 13:8 God also reminds us that our Lord Jesus Christ is ALWAYS the same. This is a sweet reminder that our Lord is eternally changeless. Finally, in Hebrews 13:9, God warns us not to get caught up and carried away by man-made rules. God’s Truth is sufficient to live this life for Him. We must diligently seek His Word and walk in His Truth daily.

Challenge & Application

1. What did God teach you about your mentors, about Christ, and about man-made teachings? 2. When will you send an encouraging form of communication to your mentor this week?

Don’t forget to pray using the A.C.T.S. (Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, Supplication) method!

Devotionals from this week

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Day 1

Love is the central theme of all of God’s Word. Our Lord Jesus Christ made sure this was clear in Matthew 22:34-40. Jesus said that the greatest commandment is to “…Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind.” Then Jesus said the second greatest commandment is just like the first, and then He said this, ...

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Day 2

God shares in Hebrews 13:4 how sacred marriage is to be held among us. Our society today, especially here in the USA, treats marriage almost like dating is treated in middle and high school. People date for convenience, and once the dating relationship is no longer fun and exciting, the so-called “couple” will breakup and try to find someone ...

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Day 3

A great question we all need to ask ourselves each day is this, “What or who do I passionately love?” We know God has commanded us to love Him, to love each other, and to love the lost. Today God tells us what we should NOT love. God does not want us to get hooked on loving money. We know we need finances to buy food, clothes, shelter and oth...

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Day 4

In Hebrews 13:7, God wants us to remember those who have invested their lives and God’s Word into us. God also wants us to remember those who are currently investing their lives and God’s Word into us now. Those who have poured into our lives are to be thanked, prayed for, and encouraged by us. Without these mentors/disciplers, none of us wou...

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Day 5

Today God the Father takes us back to the Tabernacle, in Hebrews 13:10-14, to remind us that true worship of Him does NOT happen at an altar made by men, but true worship happens by following our Lord Jesus Christ. The altar was in the Holy Place within the Tabernacle where the high priest brought the blood sacrifice of a lamb as an offering ...

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Day 6

God definitely deserves ALL our praise and worship. God reminds us, in Hebrews 13:15, that we must continually, through Christ, praise, and thank our God. We have so much to thank God for and our lips need to speak thanksgiving to Him throughout the day. We must NEVER forget to share with those in need. When we share with the needy, it’s anot...

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Day 7

God, through the writer of Hebrews, ends the letter of Hebrews with some great words of encouragement. We’re reminded in Hebrews 13:20 that our God is the God of peace and that He (God the Father) is the One who raised our Lord Jesus Christ (God the Son) from the dead. Because Christ was raised from the dead, God the Father established an ete...

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