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Charles Spurgeon's "Faith's Checkbook" Devotional for August 5

 Charles Spurgeon's "Faith's Checkbook" Devotional for August 5 “Law in the Heart ” - Psalms 37:31 Put the law into the heart, and the whole man is right. This is where the law should be; for then it lies, like the tables of stone in the ark, in the place appointed for it. In the head it puzzles, on the back it burdens, in the heart it upholds. What a choice word is here used, "the law of his God"! When we know the LORD as our own God His law becomes liberty to us. God with us in covenant makes us eager to obey His will and walk in His commands. Is the precept my Father’s precept? Then I delight in it. We are here guaranteed that obedient-hearted man shall be sustained in every step that he takes. He will do that which is right, and he shall therefore do that which is wise. Holy action is always the most prudent, though it may not at the time seem to be so, We are moving along the great highroad of God’s providence and grace when we keep to the way of His la...

Morning and Evening with A.W. Tozer Devotional for August 5

 Morning and Evening with A.W. Tozer Devotional for August 5 Tozer in the Morning True Love Among the innocent victims of this effete and degenerate age, there is none so pure and so beautiful as love. Next to the word God with its various forms, there is no word so fair in all the language. Yet it may be said without qualification that this beautiful word has so suffered in the house of its friends as now to be scarcely recognizable. For the great mass of mankind, love has lost its divine meaning. The novelist, the playwright, the psychoanalyst, the writer of popular love songs, have abused this fair being too long. For filthy lucre, they have dragged her through the sewers of the human mind until she appears to the world as no more than a blowzy and bloated strumpet for whom no one any longer has the least trace of respect, the mention of whose name brings no more than a wink or an embarrassed simper. By losing the divine content from the concept of love, modern man now has remai...

Worthy Brief - August 5, 2026

 Worthy Brief - August 5, 2026 Stop counting what mercy has already covered! Matthew 18:21-22  Then Peter came to Him and said, "Lord, how often shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? Up to seven times?" 22  Jesus said to him, "I do not say to you, up to seven times, but up to seventy times seven. Peter's question is honest. It rises from a heart trying to obey God while still feeling the sting of repeated offense: How often shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? In other words — where is the limit? At what point have I done enough? Peter even offers what sounds like a generous number: "Up to seven times?" In the Bible, seven carries the idea of fullness and completion. Peter may have thought he was stretching mercy to its outer edge. Forgive once, yes. Twice, perhaps. But seven? That sounds complete. That sounds mature. Yeshua (Jesus) answers, "Not up to seven times, but up to seventy times seven." He is not handing Pete...

Wayside Chapel Daily Devotional 5th August 2026

 Wayside Chapel Daily Devotional 5th August 2026 August 5 2 Chronicles 12:12,14 12 Because Rehoboam humbled himself, the LORD's anger turned from him, and he was not totally destroyed. Indeed, there was some good in Judah... 14 He did evil because he had not set his heart on seeking the LORD. We all have an immediate testimony and a life testimony. At this point, near the end of Rehoboam's life, he had a good testimony. It took being conquered and nearly destroyed to turn him from pride to humility, but at least he turned in the right direction unlike some of the kings that followed him. This was really the spiritual high point of his life. We can only guess what Israel would have been like had he served the LORD all his life, following the example of his grandfather David. From this point forward, the kings will have one of two epitaphs. They have this one that Rehoboam had of doing evil and not setting his heart on seeking the LORD or one of walking in the path of King David....

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Bangladesh's ousted ex-prime minister Sheikh Hasina says she will return despite facing death sentence | World News | Sky News

Bangladesh's ousted ex-prime minister Sheikh Hasina says she will return despite facing death sentence | World News | Sky News

British fugitive on most-wanted list arrested in Spain | UK News | Sky News

British fugitive on most-wanted list arrested in Spain | UK News | Sky News

Drone with explosive device found near Ukraine cargo jet at Leipzig airport | World News | Sky News

Drone with explosive device found near Ukraine cargo jet at Leipzig airport | World News | Sky News

Israeli President Herzog warns Mamdani spreads antisemitic rhetoric | Fox News

Israeli President Herzog warns Mamdani spreads antisemitic rhetoric | Fox News

Kli Mitbach | Hebrew word for "Utensils" | IFCJ

Kli Mitbach | Hebrew word for "Utensils" | IFCJ