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Thru the Bible with Dr. J. Vernon McGee 2 John 1—5
Our commitment to God’s truth is essential—and so is our commitment to walk in love. Learn important truth about salvation, justice, righteousness, and more from the beloved Apostle John. Together we’ll discover that walking in truth means walking in obedience to the commandments from the Father, including taking the gospel to the world He so deeply loves.
Thru the Bible - Minute with McGee Dr. J. Vernon McGee
There’s No God Like Ours
May I say to you, “Who is a God like unto our God, who pardoneth iniquity, and He passeth by the transgression of the remnant of his heritage? He retaineth not his anger for ever, because he delighteth in mercy.” Isn’t He a wonderful God? And because of that, why, He is going to restore Israel someday to the land, not because they are wonderful, but because He’s wonderful. And friends, I’m going to heaven someday. And you’ll say to me, “Well you must think you’re mighty good.” No, I’m not. I’m going to heaven because Jesus died for me. That’s the reason I’m going. I’m going because the debt has been paid and there’s no God like my God today.
References: Micah 7:15-20
Daily Promises
Thy faithfulness [is] unto all generations: thou hast established the earth, and it abideth. (Psalm 119:90)
God is the true measure of faithfulness. Never failing, His goodness endures forever. His salvation is eternal. His nature is unchanging. His glory is to everlasting. Depend upon the Lord Who is worthy!
In Control Of It All
For God is the King of all the earth: sing ye praises with understanding. — Psalm 47:7
Keep your eyes on the one who is in control of it all.
https://digginganotherwell.substack.com/p/in-control-of-it-all
The ‘Back To School Back Pack And Bible Drive’ In Kerrville Texas Gave Out 400 Back Packs And Over 500 King James Bibles To Flood Victim Families
https://www.nowtheendbegins.com/back-to-school-back-pack-and-bible-drive-kerrville-texas/
“We can’t return to our foundational principles if we relegate them to one day of the week. Jesus’s teachings aren’t just for Sundays. They’re meant to transform our lives, and that means the work we do the rest of our time.”
Senator Tim Scott.
Today's Wins
1 You Don’t have Constitutional Rights. You Just Have Rights.
2 Trying to ‘Notice’ What is Going On...We are at a turning point in history, the end of the age of politics as religion, of heaven on earth, the rule of the educated elite. In other words, a revolution.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2025/08/trying_to_notice_what_is_going_on.html
3 Trump drives the garbage truck again to take out the trash in Washington and lefties miss the smell...Lefty elites harrumph against Trump's Washington takeover, but crime-hit locals secretly like it
4 Making A Mockery Of Our Lord: Demonic Portrayal Of Jesus Sparks Outrage
5 This Dad Is Fighting To Stop A Twisted Ideology That Victimizes Children
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C. H. Spurgeon's Evening Reading (August 12th)
"The bow shall be seen in the cloud." — Genesis 9:14
The rainbow, the symbol of the covenant with Noah, is typical of our Lord Jesus, who is the Lord's witness to the people. When may we expect to see the token of the covenant? The rainbow is only to be seen painted upon a cloud. When the sinner's conscience is dark with clouds, when he remembers his past sin, and mourneth and lamenteth before God, Jesus Christ is revealed to him as the covenant Rainbow, displaying all the glorious hues of the divine character and betokening peace. To the believer, when his trials and temptations surround him, it is sweet to behold the person of our Lord Jesus Christ-to see Him bleeding, living, rising, and pleading for us. God's rainbow is hung over the cloud of our sins, our sorrows, and our woes, to prophesy deliverance. Nor does a cloud alone give a rainbow, there must be the crystal drops to reflect the light of the sun. So, our sorrows must not only threaten, but they must really fall upon us. There had been no Christ for us if the vengeance of God had been merely a threatening cloud: punishment must fall in terrible drops upon the Surety. Until there is a real anguish in the sinner's conscience, there is no Christ for him; until the chastisement which he feels becomes grievous, he cannot see Jesus. But there must also be a sun; for clouds and drops of rain make not rainbows unless the sun shineth. Beloved, our God, who is as the sun to us, always shines, but we do not always see Him-clouds hide His face; but no matter what drops may be falling, or what clouds may be threatening, if He does but shine there will be a rainbow at once. It is said that when we see the rainbow the shower is over. Certain it is, that when Christ comes, our troubles remove; when we behold Jesus, our sins vanish, and our doubts and fears subside. When Jesus walks the waters of the sea, how profound the calm!
C. H. Spurgeon's Morning Reading (August 13th)
"The cedars of Lebanon which He hath planted." — Psalm 104:16
Lebanon's cedars are emblematic of the Christian, in that they owe their planting entirely to the Lord. This is quite true of every child of God. He is not man-planted, nor self-planted, but God-planted. The mysterious hand of the divine Spirit dropped the living seed into a heart which He had Himself prepared for its reception. Every true heir of heaven owns the great Husbandman as his planter. Moreover, the cedars of Lebanon are not dependent upon man for their watering; they stand on the lofty rock, unmoistened by human irrigation; and yet our heavenly Father supplieth them. Thus it is with the Christian who has learned to live by faith. He is independent of man, even in temporal things; for his continued maintenance he looks to the Lord his God, and to Him alone. The dew of heaven is his portion, and the God of heaven is his fountain. Again, the cedars of Lebanon are not protected by any mortal power. They owe nothing to man for their preservation from stormy wind and tempest. They are God's trees, kept and preserved by Him, and by Him alone. It is precisely the same with the Christian. He is not a hot-house plant, sheltered from temptation; he stands in the most exposed position; he has no shelter, no protection, except this, that the broad wings of the eternal God always cover the cedars which He Himself has planted. Like cedars, believers are full of sap having vitality enough to be ever green, even amid winter's snows. Lastly, the flourishing and majestic condition of the cedar is to the praise of God only. The Lord, even the Lord alone hath been everything unto the cedars, and, therefore David very sweetly puts it in one of the psalms, "Praise ye the Lord, fruitful trees and all cedars." In the believer there is nothing that can magnify man; he is planted, nourished, and protected by the Lord's own hand, and to Him let all the glory be ascribed.