Day 6

Scripture to Read: Psalm 128:4

Men of God are in the minority in this country; sadly, the same holds true in most churches across this country. God is calling men to die to themselves, surrender to Him, fear Him as their God, Lord, King, Master, and Savior, and passionately pursue Him and His Word daily. For men to be blessed, they must first learn to fear God above everything and everyone else. God says this in Psalm 128:4, “Behold, for thus shall the man be blessed who fears the Lord.” So, God has made it clear that everyone who fears Him will be blessed, but it’s the men whom God is calling to lead out in this call from Him. Too many men have bought this world’s lies that manliness is based on worldly power, prestige, possessions, trophies, and anything else they think they must have to be manly. Real men of God, though, are servants of our Lord, choosing to walk in humility, willingly crucifying their fleshly desires daily, passionately pursuing their fellowship with our Lord and His Word daily, and investing their lives well into their families, co-workers, and friends. For families, churches, communities, and even this country to be transformed, the hearts of men across this country must be broken over their sins, and all men must willingly repent (turn away from this world and turn to God) to fear God the way God intended. God wants to bless everyone, but His blessings will continue to be held back by Him as long as people choose this world over Him—may an awakening come!!!!

Challenge & Application

· What did God teach you today, and how will it change the way you live? · How have the godly men in your life been a godly example for you?

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

The word “fear” is usually used in reference to something or someone that causes us frightfulness, dread, and even panic. But there is also the use of the word “fear” which means we have a deep reverence and awe for something or someone. As Christians, the second use of the word “fear” should be used in reference to God and God alone. Our Cre...

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Day 2

God loves to meet us where we are but never wants to leave us where we are. God is constantly working in our lives so that we are growing, maturing, and being sanctified by Him and through His Word each day. God tells us in Psalm 128:1, “How blessed is everyone who fears the Lord, who walks in His ways.” In yesterday’s devotion, we began unpa...

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Day 3

The second half of Psalm 128:1 says that the blessed person chooses to walk in God’s ways and live according to His commandments. Obedience and God’s blessings go hand-in-hand. God shares this Truth throughout His Word. God says it this way in Psalm 119:2–3: “How blessed are those who observe His testimonies, who seek Him with all their heart...

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Day 4

God loves for us to walk in intimate fellowship with Him daily. God never wants us to get so busy that we neglect our fellowship with Him and His Word. When we fall into the trap of spiritual neglect, it’s like having these incredible unwrapped gifts just waiting to be opened but we’re too busy to open them. Therefore, we miss what God has fo...

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Day 5

God used the writer of Psalm 128 to give us another perspective on what His blessings look like for those who fear Him. Through Psalm 128, we’ve been challenged to fear (to be in reverence and awe, worshipping) our Lord. When we choose to fear God, we know God pours out His favor on us. Another blessing from our Lord is shared in Psalm 128:3,...

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Day 6

Men of God are in the minority in this country; sadly, the same holds true in most churches across this country. God is calling men to die to themselves, surrender to Him, fear Him as their God, Lord, King, Master, and Savior, and passionately pursue Him and His Word daily. For men to be blessed, they must first learn to fear God above everyt...

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Day 7

God ends Psalm 128 by leading the writer to give a word of blessing to everyone who is a follower of God. We read in Psalm 128:5–6, “The Lord bless you from Zion, and may you see the prosperity of Jerusalem all the days of your life. 6 indeed, may you see your children’s children. Peace be upon Israel!” The writer mentions Zion, which is God’...

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