Daily Devotions For Women

For a chapter with only two verses, it packs in all the praise we need! Praise the Lord! Glorify Him!

Psalm 116:1-2 paints a beautiful picture of our Heavenly Father. He is not a distant deity unaware of us or our needs. He hears us.

1 Timothy 4:8 reminds us that this physical training has a limited benefit. We need to broaden our perspective. Dieting to fit in that dress next month does nothing for us eternally.

When confronted with his sin, Aaron was not able to confess it. He was not able to be an honest and upright leader.

Exodus 31:3 lists the names of two artisans that were given their talents so that they could be used to build God's temple.

But what can separate me from God? What can tear us apart? Romans 8: 38-39 says absolutely nothing can separate us from God's love!

1 Timothy 2:5-6 reminds us that Jesus is the Messiah - the One God promised to send all the way back in the Old Testament.

We just finished looking at each of the 10 Commandments individually. Now we look at Matthew 22:34-40 to hear from Jesus on the subject.

The 10th Commandment in Exodus 20:17 tells us not to covet. Coveting blocks all forms of thankfulness in our lives. It transforms us into our most selfish self.

Exodus 20:16 tells us not to bear false testimony against others. We are to keep our words honest at all times. Even when we’re the ones in the wrong.

Exodus 20:15 tells us not to steal.

We learn more about what God intends for us when he tells us not to commit adultery in Exodus 20:14.

We combine the sixth commandment from Exodus 20:13 with Jesus' teaching from Matthew 5:21-22 to learn more about what it means not to murder.

The start of learning how to correctly interact with others is to first and foremost learn how to obey and honor your parents. Exodus 20:12 gives us that command.

Exodus 20:8-11 has the fourth commandment which tells us to set aside our worldly concerns for earning money and keeping our daily lives running and focus on our relationship with God through a Sabbath Rest.

The third Commandment reminds us to use our lips to honor Him. Exodus 20:7 helps us reflect on the way we refer to God in our daily talk.

Exodus 20:4-6 gives us the second commandment - don't value anything above God.

Exodus 20:3 lists the first command - the one where we learn how to order everything in our lives.

Exodus 20:1-2 has the introduction to the 10 Commands. It reminds us that these are the words from God Himself.

Psalm 7:17 shows David using his voice to thank the Lord and sing about His name.