August 10: Genesis 39:9-10 - Enjoy Now, Regret Later - 365 Daily Devotions
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Today's Devotion:
365 Daily Devotions
💚 Greetings: Dr. Lynn V. Untalan-Gallardo
📖 Scripture: Genesis 39:9-10
👨💻 Teaching:
1. Temptation offers temporary pleasure with lasting consequences.
2. Temptation takes us away from God’s favor and protection.
3. Temptation makes poison taste sweet.
💪 Application:
1. Escape from temporary pleasure.
2. Endure suffering under God’s favor.
3. Enjoy life within the boundary of God.
🎙Discussion:
What is the importance of knowing that the goal of temptation is to take us away from God’s favor and protection?
🙏 Prayer:
Father, I praise You for the truth that I am indestructible as long as I am under Your favor and protection. Satan cannot touch me, and he knows this truth. His strategy is to tempt me to sin and step outside Your safe boundaries. So, LORD, I











