September 09: God Preserves His Word — Transition — Isaiah 40:8 — 365 Daily Devotions
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Today's Devotion:
365 Daily Devotions: Bible Characters Edition
Scripture: Isaiah 40:8
“The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God will stand forever.”
👨🏻💻Teachings:
1 God has preserved His Word.
2 God reveals exactly what He wants us to know.
3 God allows us to know His mind through His revelation.
💪🏼Applications:
1 Read the Bible with excitement.
2 Read with the intention of understanding God’s mind.
3 Make Bible reading part of your daily routine.
🎙Discussion:
Why is it important to read the Bible regularly?
🤿 Dive Deeper:
Why do the Jewish, Protestant, and Catholic Bibles have different numbers of books?
🙏 Prayer:
Father, forgive us for building our lives











