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Titus 1:16. False teachers make great claims, but their works don’t back up their claims. Unfortunately, there are many Christians today that profess Christ, but don’t really know Him. Is that you?

Luke 17:11-19. Ten people were healed, only 1 returned to thank Jesus for the work He had done. Are you going to be that one?

Psalm 100:4. By looking at selected verses, we will see that thanksgiving is a vital part of our day to day life. We must take time, each and every day, to thank God for what we have, what He has kept us from and what He is bringing us through. Take some time, even right now,to thank God.

1 Samuel 3:1-10.

Isaiah 6:5-10. When God calls you to do something, God makes you adequate to do the task.

Genesis 12:1-5. God simply told Abraham to go, and Abraham obeyed. Abraham trusted God for the outcome of where he was going. That is faith. Do you have that kind of faith? When God calls, are you obedient, or do you respond with “God, bless someone else.”

1 Thessalonians 1:3. What kind of legacy are you leaving behind? Listen and discover three things that Paul will never forget about this church, and why we need to have a legacy like that.

Colossians 2:6-8. We are called to walk worthy of Jesus. How can we do that, and why is it so important? That is what I teach about in this episode of ScriptureLinks Daily Dose of Inspiration.

Selected verses from Acts 13.

Selected Verses from Acts 8. Philip never missed an opportunity to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In Acts 8, we see him preaching in Samaria, in Judea, and back in Samaria again. And each time he preached, people responded. When was the last time you shared your faith with others? Has God placed someone on your mind that you need to share the Gospel with?

Acts 8:1, 11:19-21. The believers were scattered when persecution came. Yet, they continued sharing their faith wherever they went. If you are facing a time of difficulty right now, it is not the time to quit sharing your faith. Allow God to work through your times of difficulty while you continue doing what He has called you to do.

Acts 2:42-47. We can learn a lot from the early church in Acts 2. Because of their unity, God gave them favor with others and added to their numbers daily. What can we do in our home towns if we became as unified as the early church?

Acts 1:8. Jesus called His disciples to be His witnesses in Jerusalem, Judaea, Samaria and the uttermost part of the earth. Did you know each of these locations represent an ever widening circle of influence? Are you doing the things God has called you to do, to reach your ever widening circle?

Matthew 14:22-32.

Selected verses from Acts 8. In today’s episode, we see a man named Phillip who was obedient to the calling of God and the leading of the Spirit on his life.

Saul thought he was doing what God wanted him to do. He came away a new after spending time with Jesus. He, too, learned that he could also do all things through Christ. Very few had suffered like Paul suffered yet through it all, Paul remained faithful to his calling.

Acts 6:8-10, 12-13, 7:54-60. Stephen was a man who lived out this verse. Scripture says that he full of faith and power. And some people did not like that faith he lived.

Philippians 4:13, 1:11, John 15:5, Ephesians 2:10. Philippians 4:13 is my absolute, without a doubt favorite verse of Scripture. This verse assures me that through the strength of Jesus, I can do the things that God has called.

1 Thessalonians 5:17, Luke 9:28, Ephesians 6:18, Romans 8:26. Prayer must have a prominent place in our lives. Paul tells the church in 1 Thessalonians 5:17 to pray without ceasing. Is that really possible in our world today? Yes, I believe it is. Is prayer essential to your life, or does your prayers reflect a list like kids would give to Santa Claus at Christmastime?

James 5:7-8, 2 Peter 3:15.