Day 7

Scripture to Read: 2 Corinthians 9:1-10

As we finish this week, we have seen how God has created us to help multiply His Kingdom for His glory. Today we find the godly principle that God will multiply His seed of righteousness through us as we serve Him. We must remember that if someone does not invest daily in their walk with our Lord, that person will not have much to reap in and through their life. It’s like the farmer who only casts a few seeds in his field. His crop is going to be very small. But if we passionately pursue our intimacy with our Lord and His Word every day, then we will be walking in the fullness of Him and not our fleshly nature. We will also see His fruit coming forth more readily from our lives because we are choosing to be obedient to Him and His Word. We have to decide in our hearts how we will invest our time each day for us to grow in Christ. We also must decide each day how we will invest in others who do not know Christ and in those who do know Christ as we make disciples of Christ. God gives us all we need because He lives in us. God is the One who provides us with His Spirit, so we have His power, His confidence, His love, His joy, and on and on so we carry out all He has for us to accomplish while we’re here on earth. Let’s not lose heart as God says in Galatians 6:9, for the harvest will come.

Challenge & Application

1. What did God teach you about investing in yourself and others? 2. How are you currently investing in your walk with our Lord and also in others?

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

As we walk through God’s Word this week, we will unpack what God is teaching us. As we read Luke 13:18-29, some commentaries say that this parable is all about the corruption that infiltrates the church, then others say that Jesus is describing the growth and incredible influence of His church. As we read Luke 13:10-17, we see that Jesus had ...

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Day 2

Today we focus on Luke 13:20-21. Like yesterday’s devotion, we see that commentators differ on what they think Jesus was communicating. Most commentators see the leaven as a beautiful picture of the kingdom of God working its way through the whole world. But other commentators say that since leaven is often used as a picture of sin and corrup...

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Day 3

As we saw in the first two devotions this week, commentators on Luke 13:18-21 disagree on whether the parables represent the negative influence that will infiltrate the church or the growth of the church itself. Negative influence has been within the church since Christ’s church began. As we read Acts 4:36-37, we find Barnabas introduced. Thi...

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Day 4

As we continue examining how the church is infiltrated with people with ill intentions, today we focus on 3 John. As God led John to write to Gaius, God used John to encourage Gaius and, of course, all other believers who were walking in God’s Truth. Gaius, and many other believers in their local church, helped and supported the missionaries ...

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Day 5

God wants us to be aware that there are those who seek to lead people away from God’s Truth and believe the lies of this world. If Jesus, in Luke 13:18-21, was warning against those who would bring problems within the church, then we must heed the warning. Any time God is miraculously working, the spiritual forces of darkness are also working...

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Day 6

God has designed us, in Christ, to do the works He has already prepared for us to do. As we think about the parable in Luke 13:18-21, if our Lord shared that parable so we would understand that His Kingdom was going to grow exponentially, then He did not want us to miss our part in that growth process. Ephesians 2:10 is a very familiar verse ...

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Day 7

As we finish this week, we have seen how God has created us to help multiply His Kingdom for His glory. Today we find the godly principle that God will multiply His seed of righteousness through us as we serve Him. We must remember that if someone does not invest daily in their walk with our Lord, that person will not have much to reap in and...

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