David Jeremiah Daily Devotional For Today – Updated Daily

.David Jeremiah Daily Devotional For Today – Updated Daily

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David Jeremiah Daily. Theme – LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT: MAKE WAVES (FOR GROWTH)

Recommended Reading: Galatians 6:6-10

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Ever heard of Karl Friedrich Gützlaff? He was the first Lutheran missionary to China, and he died in 1851 in Hong Kong at age 48, shattered by disappointment. But the ministry he formed later sent out J. Hudson Taylor, who opened the interior of China to the Gospel. And Gützlaff’s writings touched a British doctor, David Livingstone, who later opened the interior of Africa to the Gospel. Gützlaff died with a sense of failure, yet his work created ripple effects resulting in waves of missionary growth on two continents.

David Jeremiah’s Teachings

David Jeremiah Daily teaches that sometimes we need to make some waves if we’re going to create ripple effects that outlive us. Even when disappointed with visible results, we must remember God’s promise—if we sow bountifully we will reap bountifully.

Discouragement is from the devil. Our job is to keep walking and working by faith. If we keep splashing around in the work God has given us without losing heart, we’ll make some waves for His glory and the ripples will reach all the way to the heavenly shore.

Discouragement cannot have its source in God…discouragement comes from an evil source.

Hannah Whitall Smith

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Seventy-one years ago, in 1947, a first-of-its-kind radio show appeared called The Candid Microphone. The host, Allen Funt, would wear a concealed microphone and secretly record humorous conversations and replay them on the radio. It was so successful that the show moved to television the following year as Candid Camera, running for nearly thirty years and in occasional revivals thereafter.

It might be fair to say that Candid Camera is the godfather of what became known in the 1990s as reality television. The broadcasting of life in an unscripted format, cameras following people around in various settings. Of course, reality TV is not all it claims to be since there are plot lines and heavy editing that occurs before such shows are broadcast. But we understand that. The true “reality” of most of our lives is so pedestrian that few people would be interested in watching—and that goes for celebrities, too.

What David Jeremiah Thinks About Attraction

That said, people watching other people doing things created a secondary market: television shows that are instructional, educational, competitive, and fun to watch. And they have become a huge success on cable television networks. These include talent competitions, singing competitions, cooking instruction and competitions. This kind of programming has become big business.

David Jeremiah Daily concludes thus: What’s the attraction? Why do so many people gravitate toward these shows? At the very least, these shows are a positive, uplifting alternative to mainstream network programming. Another reason is that they are instructional and inspiring. What could be better than that?

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11 thoughts on “David Jeremiah Daily Devotional For Today – Updated Daily”

  1. I was receiving daily devotions in my e mail box, but the last three days I have not had them. Could you please re instate them

    Thank you Pauline

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  2. I have been received your daily devotions but have not received them in the past week. Please reinstate them. Thank you!Cl

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  3. Please reinstate your daily devotional. I have not received it in over a week. Trying to navigate your site to subscribe to it again has been a challenge. I have so looked forward to the devotional to encourage me throughout my day

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  4. Our e-mail devotions have stopped. We have not had any for a week. Could you please start them again? We truly enjoy them. Thanks.

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  5. Im not intentionally be divisive, I really want to know. if it is true that If one believes that God loves us so much that he sent His son to die at Calvary, was resurrected, ascended to heaven to sit on God’s right hand side so that the Holy Spirit could come be our guide within us and ask for forgiveness, He would forgive our sins, wash us as white as snow and we would be free indeed, does the pastor (who prayed the sinner’s prayer with that person at an altar call) have the right to deny baptism? A couple of weeks ago, the pastor had said “where this church is going, is totally up to you. You go out and invite them into this church and I’ll wet them down (baptism)”. Yet when the girl came to church and felt called to answer the altar call, she was denied the baptism. so is all What happened to if God has set you free, you are free indeed? and that the Holy Spirit couldn’t come and in us unless Jesus ascended? talk about discouraging.

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