ScriptureLinks Daily

1 Kings 15:30, At the end of His life, Paul said that he had finished his course, We all got a race to run, the question is, what kid of legacy were you going to leave behind.

1 Kings 18:17-40, here we find Elijah standing up for God against the false prophets of his time. God is still looking for people to proclaim His Word in a lost world that is following false gods. Are you willing to be that person?

Numbers 14L22-32 and other New Testament verses to point the way to Jesus.

Numbers 13:26-14:3. The spies returned and laid out a not so great report of the Promised Land. All because they were fearful. Yes, they had obstacles they would work through to get the Promised Land. Just like you and me, we have giants we must face if we are going to become the men and women God wants us to be.

Selected verses from Exodus 15, 16 & 17. In each of these chapters, we see where God is providing for the needs of Israel. We can trust God to need our needs as well.

Exodus 32:1-9, Here we Israel worship their created god, the golden calf. We may look with disdain at their example, but who, or what, have you placed in the spot that God should have in your life. The tabernacle was placed at the exact center of the camp of the Israelites, signifying that God should be the center of our lives. Does He have that spot in your life?

In Exodus 14, The Egyptian army tries to get them back. But Israel learned a valuable lesson.

Exodus 12:31-32.

John 15:1-7.

Selected Verses from Colossians 3.

Philippians 3:13.

Luke 16:19-31

1 Corinthians 11:1, Paul is teaching us that he is our example to following Christ. Many times, we look to people for inspiration, for leadership, for mentorship. Unfortunately, many times, those people are false teachers who are preaching and teaching a false message. By looking at the example of Paul, we can trust that his is a true teacher, because he is following Christ.

3 John 11, in these verses, John teaches us to be careful with who we follow.

John 16:33, we all struggle with the lusts of our former lives. Yet, through our faith in Jesus, we can be victorious over those former lusts.

Titus 2:11-15, we see several things in these verses that we need to be sharing with those around us. I ask this question in this episode, Would you rather do the good works that God has called you to do, or chase after the worldly lusts?

Romans 13:1-2, these are verses about the government that I don’t think I’ve ever heard referenced, preached or taught. Listen to this before you put up that meme making fun of a government official.

Romans 12:1-2, Paul teaches us that we need to offer ourselves as a living sacrifice to God. That means we are giving God control, and that is something that many of us are unwilling to do. Until we accept that calling, we will never be where God wants us to be.

John 21:20-22, in these verses, Peter learns a valuable lesson, not to be overcome with wanting to know what others are doing.

John 19:38-42, these verses introduce us to Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus. Both, I believe, were disciples of Jesus, even though they may not have been public about it. These men prepared Jesus for His burial, while His disciples forsook Jesus and fled. How do you respond when things you don’t expect to happen-happen?

John 17:20-26. In these verses, Jesus is praying for the church, He is praying for us today. In this prayer, He is asking for 5 specific things. Are these things found in church today?

John 13:6-9, Jesus is teaching an important lesson in these verses, a lesson in being a servant. Are you ready to be a servant?

Luke 24:11, 1 Corinthians 1:18, 22-24.

Luke 24:13-35

Luke 18:35-43, We see in these verses that healing comes by this. Blind Bartimeus got his healing because he wouldn’t let the tide of public opinion change his calling out to Jesus. Because of this, he got his healing. What is this? Listen to todays episode.