A Daily Purpose

A Daily Purpose

Bible Study & Devotional 325

Guiding Scripture: James 5:20, ‘remember this: Whoever turns a sinner from the error of their way will save them from death and cover over a multitude of sins.’ 

 

🔴 Blessed Conversion

written by: Torrie Slaughter

Pride, fraud, and cruelty placed the rich in danger of God’s judgments. Those attitudes of privilege caused the wealthy to oppress instead of encouraging the poor. 

The rich people were under fire because they:

  •  Hoarded wealth
  • Failed to pay their workers
  • Lived in luxury and self-indulgence
  • Practiced gluttony.
  • Condemned and murdered innocent people

These warnings should urge us to undergo self-examination. No one is perfect, and we all fall short. We can start by asking ourselves:

  1. Do my current circumstances change who I am in Christ? 
  2. The Holy Spirit is interceding on my behalf. What are some things I need to repent?
  3. Is my faith walk reflected in my daily activities? 
  4. Do my possessions make me feel complete, accomplished, or loved?

Prayer gives us the answer to our problems. It also helps us focus on God and realign with His will for our lives. Worshiping our Lord encourages us to keep Him the center of our lives. 

Prayer: Father, I seek you with my whole heart; please help me walk faithfully with you. I know you have hidden your Word in my heart; please reveal it to me before I sin. Lord, I praise you and give thanks. Bless your Holy Name. Amen

 

 

🔴 The Bible In A Year Daily Reading Plan

Sunday, November 21, 2021

Ezekiel 42:1-43:27, James 5:1-20, Psalm 119:1-16, Proverbs 28:6-7

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This devotional was written by Torrie Slaughter the founder of Our Given Purpose® for A Daily Purpose Bible Study & Devotional. Want to hear more? Tune in on Mondays and listen to Our Given Purpose the Podcast and on Fridays to Talking on Purpose with Torrie the Podcast & Internet Show. Torrie also hosts a YouTube channel of the same name. 

 

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