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Remember the Days - Holy Land Moments Devotional

 Days of Heaven on Earth Devotional for December 7 “Abide with us; for it is toward evening” (Luke 24:29) In His last messages to the disciples in the 14th and 15th chapters of John, the Lord Jesus clearly teaches us that the very essence of the highest holiness is, “Abide in Me, and I in you, for without Me ye can do nothing.” The very purpose of the Holy Ghost whom He promised was to reveal Him, that at “that day, ye shall know that I am in the Father, and ye in Me, and I in you,” and the closing echo of His intercessory prayer was embraced in these three small but infinite words, “I in them.” Is it for me to be cleansed by His power From the pollution of sin? Is it for me to be kept every hour By His abiding within? Is it for me to be perfectly whole Thro’ His anointing divine; Claiming in body, and spirit, and soul, All of His fulness as mine? Wonderful promise so full and so free, Wonderful Saviour, Oh, how can it be, Cleansing and pardon and mercy for me? Yes, it’s for me, fo...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Faith's Checkbook" Devotional for December 7 “Gift of Strength; Peace to Bless ”  - Psalms 29:11 David had just heard the voice of the LORD in a thunderstorm and had seen His power in the hurricane whose path he had described; and now, in the cool calm after the storm, that overwhelming power by which heaven and earth are shaken is promised to be the strength of the chosen. He who wings the unerring bolt will give to His redeemed the wings of eagles; He who shakes the earth with His voice will terrify the enemies of His saints and give His children peace. Why are we weak when we have divine strength to flee to? Why are we troubled when the LORD’s own peace is ours? Jesus, the mighty God, is our strength; let us put Him on and go forth to our service. Jesus, our blessed LORD, is also our peace; let us repose in Him this day and end our fears. What a blessing to have Him for our strength and peace both now and forever!  That same God who rides upon ...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional for December 7 Morning  “The love of money is the root of all evil.”  1 Timothy 6  The first epistle to Timothy concludes with a practical exhortation relating to various classes in the church, and with an earnest word to the young minister himself.  1 Timothy 6:1 , 1 Timothy 6:2  For Christian servants to take undue liberties because their employers are believers, is shameful, they ought rather to render them higher respect and more willing service.  1 Timothy 6:6  It makes us truly happy, by making our little into much and sweetening all the trials of life: “Poor and content is rich, and rich enough.”  1 Timothy 6:7 , 1 Timothy 6:8  Enough is as good as a feast, and frequently better, for it saves us from the ills of surfeit, the sure punishment of greediness.  1 Timothy 6:9 , 1 Timothy 6:10  Money can be used for the best of purposes, but the love of it is idolatry and t...

 Morning and Evening with A.W. Tozer Devotional for December 7 Tozer in the Morning Heart-Matters It will probably be found at last that there is no sin except sin of the mind. It is the carnal mind that is enmity against God, that is not subject to the law of God, neither can be. It should, however, be remembered that when the Bible speaks of the mind it does not refer to the intellect alone. The whole personality is included in the concept; the bent of the will, the moral responses, the sympathies and antipathies are there also, as well as the intellect. When God saw the wickedness of man, that it was great in the earth, He saw what could not be seen from the outside, that, as it is rendered in one place, the whole imagination, with the purposes and desires of the heart was only evil continually (Genesis 6:5). From this passage alone we may properly gather that sin has its seat deep within the mind where it pollutes the emotions (desires), the intellect (imaginations) and the wil...

 Wayside Chapel Daily Devotional 7th December 2025 12/7 1 Peter 2:1 1 So put away all malice and all deceit and hypocrisy and envy and all slander. The apostle Peter is telling us what should be the result of having been born again through the living and enduring Word of God. We should put away all malice. That is an effort that we make. We should forsake the anger and animosity we have toward anyone. We are to love one another. If in any way we deceive others, that deception should cease. Our heavenly Father cannot lie and neither should we. We must also put away hypocrisy lest we give an excuse for others not to believe. If we are struggling with an area of our life, we should find believers we can go to for prayer. Sin's power weakens when we bring it into the light. Envy is the sin of the tenth commandment, which is to covet what belongs to another. While we should desire the best gifts of the Spirit, we should not envy the gifts and positions that God has given to fellow belie...

"Refined and Redefined" — 1 Peter 1:15-16 (Together in Christ)

'We Are Called to Suffer with Christ' — 2 Timothy 2:3-7 NLT (Spiritual Warfare)

Quotemeal for Sunday, December 7, 2025