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JULY 10, 2026—Worship God Alone

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Worship God Alone

JULY 10, 2026
Daily Reading—Ezra 8-10 / Acts 12

WHAT GOD HAS SAID:

Acts 10:25-26 And as Peter was coming in, Cornelius met him, and fell down at his feet, and worshipped him. But Peter took him up, saying, Stand up; I myself also am a man.

WHAT I HAVE SEEN:

    Today, many Evangelists and Preachers have made a name for themselves. We see them on TV, hear them on the radio, and find their books and CDs on the Internet. Most of them have not sought fame. They have simply preached the Word, and man elevated them to this place of recognition. However, they, and we, need to remember who is to be worshiped.

    Peter had also become famous for what God had done through him. Yet when Cornelius bowed to him, He said, “I myself also am a man.” There is nothing wrong with showing respect to the man of God who delivers the Word of God. Nevertheless, we must be careful to never worship man and only worship God. 

WHAT WILL YOU DO:

Are you worshiping God only or a man also?

IF YOU ARE JOURNALING:

Ask yourself, what are MY THOUGHTS concerning this passage and today’s devotion?

Within this reading, do I find a CHALLENGE for my life?

What actions will I take today or this week to meet this CHALLENGE?

 Living In His Word Ministries

        “Getting people into the Word of God…
                …and the Word of God into people.
                                                                             Romans 10:17

Evangelist Dr. Franklin J. Senters, Th. D.
Founder and President
Hebrews 2:12


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JULY 9, 2026—God The Cleanser

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God The Cleanser

JULY 9, 2026
Daily Reading—Ezra 4-7 / Acts 11

WHAT GOD HAS SAID:

Acts 10:15 And the voice spake unto him again the second time, What God hath cleansed, that call not thou common.

WHAT I HAVE SEEN:

   There is a chorus we sing which says, “I shall not be, I shall not be moved.” The Chorus is saying that God’s Word is solid and that we should live by what it says. However, we need to know what God has really said, not what man has implied. We sometimes get so entrenched in our religion that we no longer care if God said it or not; that’s just how we do it.

    Peter did not eat certain foods he called “common.” God met him in a vision and said, “What God hath cleansed, that call not thou common.” God had challenged Peter’s traditions. Sometimes the Bible will challenge our traditions as well. God said He cleanses and washes away sin. Yet sometimes we have trouble believing that sin is gone from others and us. 

WHAT WILL YOU DO:

When God says it is clean, doesn’t that make it clean?

IF YOU ARE JOURNALING:

Ask yourself, what are MY THOUGHTS concerning this passage and today’s devotion?

Within this reading, do I find a CHALLENGE for my life?

What actions will I take today or this week to meet this CHALLENGE?

 Living In His Word Ministries

        “Getting people into the Word of God…
                …and the Word of God into people.
                                                                             Romans 10:17

Evangelist Dr. Franklin J. Senters, Th. D.
Founder and President
Hebrews 2:12


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JULY 8, 2026—Will You Be A Barnabas

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Will You Be A Barnabas

JULY 8, 2026
Daily Reading—Ezra 1-3 / Acts 10:23-48

WHAT GOD HAS SAID:

Acts 9:26-27 And when Saul was come to Jerusalem, he assayed to join himself to the disciples: but they were all afraid of him, and believed not that he was a disciple. But Barnabas took him, and brought him to the apostles, and declared unto them how he had seen the Lord in the way, and that he had spoken to him, and how he had preached boldly at Damascus in the name of Jesus.

WHAT I HAVE SEEN:

    Saul was not a kind person. Not very kind at all. At least, the Saul of the past that is. He would go around, gathering up those who professed faith in Christ, and bring them back to be executed for their faith. He even gained the authority from those in power to do so. Therefore, when he accepted Christ as Saviour, many people were very skeptical of his salvation and afraid of him. Yet Barnabas stood up for him, and with him.

    Sometimes young Christians get the same feeling that people do not really believe they are saved. The sin in their past, though washed away by the blood of Christ, makes some people skeptical. Sometimes the new believer needs a Barnabas to stand with them in their new life in Christ.

WHAT WILL YOU DO:

Would you help someone in their new life and be someone’s Barnabas?

IF YOU ARE JOURNALING:

Ask yourself, what are MY THOUGHTS concerning this passage and today’s devotion?

Within this reading, do I find a CHALLENGE for my life?

What actions will I take today or this week to meet this CHALLENGE?

 Living In His Word Ministries

        “Getting people into the Word of God…
                …and the Word of God into people.
                                                                             Romans 10:17

Evangelist Dr. Franklin J. Senters, Th. D.
Founder and President
Hebrews 2:12


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JULY 7, 2026—Behold, I Am Here, Lord

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Behold, I Am Here, Lord

JULY 7, 2026
Daily Reading—2 Chron. 34-36 / Acts 10:1-22

WHAT GOD HAS SAID:

Acts 9:10 And there was a certain disciple at Damascus, named Ananias; and to him said the Lord in a vision, Ananias. And he said, Behold, I am here, Lord.

WHAT I HAVE SEEN:

    Acts 9 recounts the wonderful account of Saul’s Damascus Road conversion to Christ. Saul, who is also the Apostle Paul, began many New Testament churches; authored the majority of the New Testament by the guidance of the Holy Spirit; and did some mighty, wonderful things for God. We might get caught up in that story and miss another great man as well.

    Ananias was a devout man of God. Not an apostle, not a pastor, nor a prophet. Just a faithful man, who, when called upon by God, listened and responded with, “Behold, I am here, Lord.” God didn’t call all of us to be the next great preacher or teacher. However, He does expect us to be ready when He calls. 

WHAT WILL YOU DO:

Would you be listening today and prepared to say,
“Behold, I am here, Lord,” if He called you today?

IF YOU ARE JOURNALING:

Ask yourself, what are MY THOUGHTS concerning this passage and today’s devotion?

Within this reading, do I find a CHALLENGE for my life?

What actions will I take today or this week to meet this CHALLENGE?

 Living In His Word Ministries

        “Getting people into the Word of God…
                …and the Word of God into people.
                                                                             Romans 10:17

Evangelist Dr. Franklin J. Senters, Th. D.
Founder and President
Hebrews 2:12


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APRIL 6, 2026—A Look Toward The Future

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A Look Toward The Future

APRIL 6, 2026
Daily Reading—Joshua 10-11 /  Luke 7:36-50

WHAT GOD HAS SAID:

Luke 7:28For I say unto you, Among those that are born of women there is not a greater prophet than John the Baptist: but he that is least in the kingdom of God is greater than he.

WHAT I HAVE SEEN:

    John the Baptist was by far one of the greatest prophets who ever lived. Maybe not in the magnitude of the prophecies he shared, but in the clarity of his purpose in foretelling Jesus’ coming and his direct connection with Christ, he by far outshines them all.

    Yet, Jesus said the least of those in the kingdom of God would be greater than John. How could this be? Well, as close as John was to Jesus, a believer today is just as close with the Holy Spirit residing in them. As to the clarity of Christ’s purpose, we now have the entire Word of God to see the beginning and the end, which John did not have. We can say with certainty, as John said back then. “Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.”  

WHAT WILL YOU DO:

What will you do with this great responsibility today?

IF YOU ARE JOURNALING:

Ask yourself, what are MY THOUGHTS concerning this passage and today’s devotion?

Within this reading, do I find a CHALLENGE for my life?

What actions will I take today or this week to meet this CHALLENGE?

 Living In His Word Ministries

        “Getting people into the Word of God…
                …and the Word of God into people.
                                                                             Romans 10:17

Evangelist Dr. Franklin J. Senters, Th. D.
Founder and President
Hebrews 2:12


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