Wear Scriptures with Dionne Cameron

In Exodus 20:1-4, God introduced Himself to His chosen people.  God told them that they should have no other gods before Him because He is a jealous God, punishing the disobedient.  At the appointed time, God sent His Son, Jesus Christ born of the virgin Mary.  Jesus Christ laid down his life as a sacrifice on the cross so that He could redeem us from the curse of sin and death.  Today God is call...

In 2 Kings 6, the king of Aram was at war with the northern kingdom, Israel.  The king would make plans to ambush the king of Israel, but each time, Elisha would warn the king of his enemy's plans.  The king of Aram realized that the king of Israel was receiving military intelligence, so he called up all of his military advisors to find out which one of them was being a traitor.  He was told that...

In Matthew 8, a sudden violent storm appeared out of nowhere.  The storm was so severe that the disciples' lives were at risk.  Jesus was sleeping, so the disciples woke him up and asked Him to save them.  Jesus said to them, "Why are you afraid; you men of little faith?"  Then Jesus rebuked the storm and at once there was great peace.  Sometimes a sudden storm appears out of nowhere that catches...

Whenever there is a hurricane or a natural disaster, there are always people who choose to disregard the warnings to evacuate and take the necessary precautions to save their lives.  During a recent hurricane, some who failed to heed the warnings were forced to swim through the windows of their homes to save their lives.  Jesus warns us that he is coming back to the earth soon and we all shoud tak...

When King Asa became king of Judah, he brought reform to the land.  He removed the foreign altars and the high places.  He also smashed the sacred stones and cut down the Asherah poles.  Judah had gone into apostasy, however King Asa led the southern kingdom to return to the worship of the true God.  God prospered Judah and gave them victory over their enemies, because they repented and sought Him...

1 Samuel tells us the story of Hannah, one of two wives of Elkanah.  Elkanah loved her dearly, however, Hannah could not have children.  Her rival, Peninnah constantly mocked and provoked her.  She wanted to put shame on Hannah.  Hannah grew very distraught, which led her to cry out to God for a son.  Hannah promised God that she would give her son back to Him to serve Him all of his days.  God an...

Revelation 12 tells us that there was a war in heaven.  The dragon (satan) and his angels lost the war and their place in heaven.  They were then hurled down to the earth.  The dragon was enraged because he knew that his time was short, so he pursued the woman (Israel) who had given birth to the male child (Jesus).  God protected the woman, so he went off to make war with her offspring--those who...

In today's society, it seems as if everyone has his or her own version of the truth.  Truth is relative these days.  Truth can be defined as that which is true in acordance with fact or reality.  Biblical truth is that which is consistent with the mind, the will, the character, glory and the being of God.  Jesus tells us in John 14:6, that He is the Way, the Truth and the Life, which is why He war...

God, our Creator, is our Lawgiver, Judge and King.  Just as we have laws in our societies that govern us and which we are judged by in a court of law, God also has His laws in His Word, the Bible, which He judges us with.  God judges us individually, corporately and nationally.  He judges all of us equally.  He is no respecter of persons.  Psalm 89:14 says, "Righteousness and justice are the found...

In Acts 4, Peter and John were arrested by the religious leaders because they had healed a man who was born lame from birth.  The miracle caused a great commotion in Jerusalem.  The people were amazed at the great miracle.  Peter used the opportunity to evangelize.  Many people believed and about 5,000 received Jesus as their Messiah.  This greatly offened the religious leaders, and they commanded...

In 627 BC, God sent the prophet Jeremiah to warn the nation of Judah of God's coming judgment.  The people had left the ancient paths.  God had given them the book of the Law and revealed Himself as their Lawgiver, Protector and Provider.  He was the God who loved them and had their best interests at heart.  However, the people fell into great apostasy and began serving false gods.  Jeremiah 6:16...

To have faith in someone is to trust them.  God is trustworthy.  He is faithful to His Word and He is reliable, steadfast and unwavering.  That is why He encourages us to have faith or inherent trust and enduring confidence in His power, wisdom and goodness.  Mark 11:22 says, "And Jesus, replying, said to them, Have faith in God [constantly], (AMPC). Please visit us at  wearscriptures.com  to purc...

When Adam and Eve sinned, God put a Recovery plan in place.  God planned to recover us His children from the ravages of sin, death and the enemy of our souls.  At the appointed time, Jesus Christ came into the earth to redeem and reconcile us to God.  God also works to restore our families and our individual lives as well.  Job 42:10 says, "And the Lord restored the fortunes of Job, when he had pr...

Two thousand years ago, Jesus entered Jerusalem riding on a donkey.  The crowds welcomed him by spreading their garments on the road ahead of Him.  They even cut palm branches and scattered them on the street.  They shouted and welcomed Jesus as the King who comes in the name of the LORD.  The people had seen all the great miracles that Jesus had performed, and they were convinced that He was thei...

Abraham is called the father of faith, because He believed God's promise to him.  God promised that he would be the father of many nations.  However, there was a dilemma.   His wife, Sarah could not have children.  After 25 years of Abraham and Sarah waiting, God fulfilled His promise to them.  One hundred years old Abraham and ninety years old Sarah brought forth the promised child.  Hebrews 6:12...

Habakkuk was a pre-exilic prophet to the southern kingdom of Judah.  He was greatly distressed and discouraged by the apostasy of his people.  The people had abandoned God's laws and had left the ancient paths.  So, Habakkuk complained to God.  He asked Him why He was allowing all the violence, strife, conflict and all the injustices to continue.  God told him that He had a plan in place to punish...

The tradition of greeting kings and queens is to bow in respect and honor of their position and authority.  Jesus is THE KING OF KINGS and THE LORD OF LORDS.  His title, position, power and authority demand every being, spiritual or physical bow before Him and acknowledge His sovereignty.  Have you bowed to King Jesus?  It is better to bow now than later.  Philippians 2:9-11 says, "Therefore, God...

As believers in Christ Jesus, we have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the kingdom of Light or the kingdom of God.  We are now in a spiritual war.  We see the collision between God's Kingdom and the kingdom of darkness manifest in our lives and in the world.  However, we know that we always overcome.  We say as the Apostle Paul said in Romans 8:31," What then shall we say to [all]...

After God delivered the Israelites from Egyptian bondage, they faced a crisis.  Pharaoh and his army started chasing them.  They were in a dilemma because they had the Red Sea in front of them, the mountains on the side of them and Pharaoh and his army behind them.  The Israelites seemed trapped.  It seemed as if they had no way out.  At times we may feel like the Israelites, trapped with no way o...

Just as Jesus had many enemies, He warned us that we, as His disciples, would also be persecuted and have many enemies also.  However, He commands us to love and to pray for our physical enemies, because they are under the power and the deception of the enemy, satan.  "And the Lord's servant must not be quarrelsome but must be kind to everyone, able to teach, not resentful.  Opponents must be gent...

In 2 Chronicles 32, King Sennacherib of Assyria invaded Judah and laid siege to the fortified cities.  He threatened and taunted King Hezekiah and the people of Jerusalem.  He even asked them what were they basing their confidence on because they resisted him.  King Hezekiah and the people had based their confidence and put their trust in their God, El Shaddai.  King Sennacherib was about to have...

Romans 3:23 says, "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God."  However, Jesus warns us not to die in our sins.  If we die in our sins, we will be eternally separated from the source and the author of life, Jesus Himself.  However, we do not have to, because God has made the provision for us through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, His Son, for us to be cleansed of our sins.  Romans 6:2...

In John 6, many of Jesus' disciples deserted Him.  They abandoned the faith because they were offended at His words.  Many of Jesus' followers turned back to the world and no longer followed Him.  Jesus then asked his twelve disciples if they also wanted to leave the faith like the others.  However, Simon Peter answered, "Lord to whom should we go?  You have the words of eternal life.  We have com...

Jesus told us that we would have trials and tribulations in this life.  All of us have tasted the bitterness that this life can bring, all due to the fall.  Naomi certainly tasted life's bitternesss. She lost her husband and her two sons and was only left with her two daughters-in-law.  She even changed her name to Mara, which means bitter.  However, God turned her life around and gave her a new f...

Jesus tells us the parable of the Rich Fool in Luke 12.  There was a rich man who had stored up his riches on earth. He was prepared for retirement, but he was not rich towards God.  He deceived himself into thinking his life was his own and he did not have to answer to his Creator.  He died unexpectedly and he was not prepared to meet his God.  Similarly in Amos 4, the prophet, Amos warned the No...