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07/08/2025

Beyond Today

Friday | August 8, 2025

A bouquet of flowers looks beautiful the first day it is sitting on the table, but each day the bright colors on the petals begin to fade until the bouquet is no longer beautiful and is removed from the very spot where it once brightened the room. What a visual reminder that things of this earth will pass away. Life is short, and we need to take advantage of every moment to live for Jesus. God has created us with our own unique beauty and talent. He wants us to shine for Him. Only what we do for Christ will last. Things of this earth will pass away. None of us are promised tomorrow, so we need to live each day as if it were our last and yet still plan for the future. We can't take our fancy clothes, houses, or expensive jewels to heaven with us, but we can store up our treasures in heaven and prepare to live eternally with our Lord and Savior. Text: Matthew 5:14-16, Matthew 6:19-21, Revelation 22:12, Luke 6:38

© Brenda Walsh Ministries

07/08/2025

Spoon-Fed Christians

Thursday | August 7, 2025

Many people look up to pastors as though they are holier than anyone else. They try to act like them, talk like them, and even pray like them, but this is a very dangerous practice. If the pastor should fall, they are devastated, and some lose their Christian experience altogether. Keep in mind that pastors are human and make mistakes. We shouldn't even take what they say as fact. After listening to sermons, the Bible tells us in 2 Timothy 2:15 to go home and study the message for ourselves. However, too many people are spoon-fed Christians willing to absorb whatever they are fed. But this kind of shortcut will not lead to heaven. Making our church leaders into heroes is not the answer. The truth is, we should only keep our eyes on Jesus; He is our example. He is the only one we should emulate. People, even our church leaders, will always fall short of perfection because only God is perfect, and He alone is worthy to be on a pedestal. Text: 2 Timothy 3:16-17, Psalm 19:7, John 14:6, 1 John 5:20

© Brenda Walsh Ministries

05/08/2025

Tired, Worn Out, and Spiritually Dead

Wednesday | August 6, 2025

If the hectic pace, noise, and crowds are getting to you and every cell in your body is screaming, stop this merry-go-round; then it's time to stop the nonsense. Make God your first priority and find a quiet place to be spiritually refreshed. Reflect and take note of your life, and ask yourself what is coming between me and God. Before saying yes to any request, pray about it, even if it's about ministry. Ask God, Is this something you want me to do? If you are constantly allowing others to manipulate your time, it will leave you frustrated, tired, worn out, and spiritually dead. Give God full control of your schedule, allow Him to tell you where to go, what to do, and when to rest. In other words, be still and know that He is God. One thing that you can always count on, Jesus will never leave you hanging, lost, or wondering which way to go. He will never leave you alone, for He guides each step of the way. Text: Isaiah 30:21, Isaiah 58:11, John 14:26, Proverbs 20:18

© Brenda Walsh Ministries

05/08/2025

Trust Him Through The Trials

Tuesday | August 5, 2025

You can't avoid difficulties as they are a part of your life, but you can change your attitude toward them. How you view or react to the events in your life will determine their effect on you. Instead of being angry and resentful, view every trial as an opportunity for God to work in your life. Ask God for more faith and strength to trust Him more. Some of the most painful times in your life are the very times you grow the most spiritually. It's easy to trust God when things are going smoothly in your life, but it takes real faith to trust Him when you are going through the fire. The Bible says in Exodus 18:19, “Listen now to my voice. I will give you counsel, and God will be with you.” Stand before God for the people so that you may bring the difficulties to God. Pray and ask God to help you trust Him through the trials. Text: James 1:12, Romans 8:18, 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18, Romans 5:3-5

© Brenda Walsh Ministries

04/08/2025

True Love

Monday | August 4, 2025

Of all the human emotions, true love is the most profound and complex. Sadly, few people fully comprehend it. Many reduce love to sappy, mushy sentimentality, not fully understanding its powerful dynamic force. True love means loving someone so much that you put their wants and desires above your own. It requires loyalty and faithfulness and is expressed not only by words but by actions as well. And because God is love, it is only possible to experience true love if you keep God in your heart. You can never fully understand or comprehend love unless you are connected with our Heavenly Father, because God is love, and He is the giver of all love. There is no such thing as a happy home unless God lives there. Keep Jesus in your heart, and you will always know and experience true love. It is truly that simple. Text: Ephesians 3:17-19, Psalm 86:15, Psalm 103:8 , Romans 8:37-39

© Brenda Walsh Ministries

03/08/2025

Battle Of Loneliness

Sunday | August 3, 2025

Many people choose to live alone, and there's nothing wrong with that. In fact, being alone can be a positive, rewarding, and fulfilling experience. Loneliness, however, is not the same as being alone. It's quite possible to be lonely even in a room full of people. We all experience some degree of loneliness at various times in our lives. One way to fight this empty feeling is to spend more time helping others and less time focusing on self. Let's not forget about the most powerful weapon of all to fight loneliness. And that's our best friend, Jesus. We are never really alone because God is always with us, leading, guiding, and reassuring us of His deep and abiding love. We can always lean on the everlasting arms of Jesus. It just doesn't get better than that. Text: Joshua 1:5, Isaiah 41:10, Matthew 28:20, Psalm 73:23

© Brenda Walsh Ministries

02/08/2025

Church Dropouts

Saturday | August 2, 2025

When we are tired, discouraged, and feel like the weekend is our oasis in the desert to get refreshed, think again. It is not crashing for the weekend that will revive us. Instead, run to the greatest source of strength and refreshment that you could possibly find. And that is Jesus, the Living Water, the ultimate refresher. But somehow, instead of running to the only One that can really give us the boost that we need, it becomes all too easy to justify just how hard the week was and how we need a break and are just too tired to go to church. But soon, staying at home and skipping church quickly becomes a habit until all traces of God are gone from our lives. There is only one way to prevent distancing ourselves from God, and that is by staying in close communication with Him. When we allow our prayer life to slack off, make no mistake, we will fall. We need spiritual food every day, just as much as we need air to breathe. Without it, we die, it's that simple. God invites us to come to Him and rest in His presence. That doesn't mean sleeping in or being a couch potato in front of the TV. Not even if it is a religious program. There is a reason the Bible tells us that we should gather together to worship God. When we go to church, even when we don't feel like it, we are demonstrating our love and trust in God. Jesus invites us to lean on Him for support, assurance, and strength to get us through each day. Instead of being church dropouts, let us be faithful followers of our Lord and Savior, the only One who can truly give us the peace, joy, and happiness that we seek. Text: Matthew 18:20, Psalm 133:1, Hebrews 3:13, Colossians 3:16

© Brenda Walsh Ministries

01/08/2025

Strive To Be Humble

Friday | August 1, 2025

We as Christians need to strive for humility. Some pride themselves at being humble, and that's the worst form of pride. We need to be truly okay in our hearts when we are, say, passed over for a big church position, promotion, or any lost opportunity, and not harbor even a speck of resentment. When someone else takes the credit for something clearly you deserved, stay silently humble, and inwardly too, not harboring a bit of resentment. Even an ounce of pride will separate us from our Lord and Savior. It takes prayer, commitment, and a close walk with Jesus to be humble. Jesus set a wonderful example of living a humble life. He didn't push to be an important church leader. He didn't choose the best for Himself, He didn't even try to look important. Instead, He wore humble clothing, slept in humble dwellings, and in fact, was born in a humble manger. Humble hearts seek grace, and when given it, they are grateful for it and give God the glory. Be little in your own esteem, and the Lord will do a mighty work in you. Strive to be humble. Text: Proverbs 11:2, Philippians 2:3, Jeremiah 9:23-24, Romans 12:3

© Brenda Walsh Ministries

31/07/2025

Life Isn't Perfect

Thursday | July 31, 2025

The Bible says in Romans 5:3, “Knowing tribulation worketh patience”. Only by enduring do we learn to endure. We would never learn to be patient if everything was going smoothly in our lives. Sometimes we need to hit rock bottom before we look up and see our need for a Savior. God and His great love for us allow us to experience hardships and heartache so that we will learn to lean on Him. Not everything we want will turn out the way we want it, and God doesn't promise that life is always going to be a bed of roses. However, He does promise us that He will be with us through every trial and that we can trust His judgment of what is best for us. Instead of praying that God will take away all heartache, we should pray for more trust and an even closer relationship with Him that we might obtain strength, faith, and courage to face every difficult day. Life won't be perfect until we get to heaven. Instead of demanding that God answer your prayers how and when you want, pray for patience and claim Psalms 37:7-9 “Rest in the Lord and wait patiently for Him. Those who wait on the Lord, they shall inherit the earth.” Text: 2 Corinthians 4:17, Romans 8:28, Psalm 27:13, Deuteronomy 31:6

© Brenda Walsh Ministries

29/07/2025

Don't Wait Any Longer

Wednesday | July 30, 2025

All too often, you hear of Christians who were raised as children to love Jesus, but through the teen years drifted away, some because of rebellion, others because of hard feelings with other church members; some stop praying and reading their Bibles, and a million other reasons. Whatever the reason, once they quit going to church, it became harder and harder to find their way back. Many times, people have to hit rock bottom to look up and see their need for a Savior. You often hear of an adult losing a mother or father who was praying for them, and it shook them to the core, bringing them back to the Lord. Sometimes it takes losing every earthly possession and having nowhere else to turn before they turn to Jesus. Everyone needs the Lord, for He is your only hope of salvation and eternal life; without Him, you are lost. Ask yourself today, How healthy is my spiritual life? Do I put God first above everything else? Am I spending time with God each day through prayer and Bible study? What does Jesus really mean to me? Ask God to search your heart and open your eyes to areas that you are lacking in your spiritual life. Remember, there is nothing too great or too small for God to forgive. If you have distanced yourself from your Lord and Savior, don't wait any longer; run into His waiting arms today. Text: Joel 2:13, Jeremiah 24:7, Hosea 12:6, Hosea 6:1

© Brenda Walsh Ministries

28/07/2025

If We Could See Beyond Today

Tuesday | July 29, 2025

Some people are so desperate to know how their life is going to turn out that they hire fortune tellers or psychics to predict their future. Of course, that's foolish, as only God knows the future. But if that were possible, would that really be what is best for us? For instance, if we knew that next week we were going to die in a car crash, would we live our lives differently? There would be no need to depend on God since we already knew what was going to happen. The potential for discouragement is quite high, for if we knew we would never get that coveted job, the spouse we wanted be as rich as we wanted, or we made so many bad choices that we just ended up living a terrible life, then we might be tempted to just give up before we even finished living out our life. But God, in His infinite wisdom, love, and mercy, shields us from knowing the future. He leads us step by step, day by day. God is interested in our well-being and guides us through the difficult challenges we face every day. I love this old song that goes like this: “If we could see, if we could know, we often say. But God in love availed to throw a crust our way. We cannot see what lies before, and so we cling to Him the more. He leads us till this life is over, trust and obey.” You can trust your past, present, and future to Jesus. Text: Isaiah 55:9, Jeremías 17:7-8, Proverbs 19:21, Romans 4:21

© Brenda Walsh Ministries

28/07/2025

He Hears Your Cry

Monday | July 28, 2025

When living in the deep pit of despair, it can be so dark that you can't possibly imagine ever seeing the light again, and lose hope of ever being lifted out. But the joy of knowing Jesus can bring you out of the darkest dungeon and place your feet on solid ground. With God, all things are possible. The most powerful prayer you could ever pray consists of just three words: “Jesus, save me.” Call out to your Lord and Savior, and He is ready to send tens of thousands of angels to rescue you. You are a child of the King of the universe who loves you with an everlasting love. There's nothing He wouldn't do to save you. He has already given His life that you might spend eternity with Him. One heartfelt plea to Jesus is all it takes to remove you from the darkest, deepest pit. If you are in a dark place today, reach out to Jesus, and He will deliver you. He will hear your cry and place you firmly on the solid rock of His salvation. Jesus loves you more than you could possibly know. Text: Psalm 91:11-12, Psalm 121:7-8, Psalm 91:1-4, Psalm 121:8

© Brenda Walsh Ministries

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Imagine that experience as you sing, “When the music fades, all is stripped away, and I simply come. . . . You search much deeper within. . . . You’re looking into my heart.” Good music, catchy beats, talented musicians, even the friends and loved ones with whom we worship — these are all good things, and wonderful in the context of corporate worship. And yet when we focus on them, rather than Jesus, we are losing the heart in our worship.

The heart of worship is our heart, delighting in Jesus and expressing praise to him for the true things the Scriptures teach us about who he is and what he has accomplished for us. It is, then, “all about” Jesus, not us. It involves us, but we’re at the periphery. He’s at the center. He’s the focus. It’s his commands we consider first, not our preferences.

Jesus is greatly honored when we bring ourselves, with the Holy Spirit’s help, back to the heart of worship again and again.