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DAILY DEVOTIONAL

Live a Stirring Life

Max Lucado 23

Each of us should lead a life stirring enough to start a movement. We should yearn to change the world. We should love unquenchably, dream unfalteringly, and work unceasingly. Devotional based on Philippians 2:14–16

A movement comes of age when one life harvests the seeds planted by countless lives in previous generations.

A movement comes of age when one life harvests the seeds planted by countless lives in previous generations.



Live a Stirring Life

Do everything without grumbling or arguing, so that you may become blameless and pure, “children of God without fault in a warped and crooked generation.” Then you will shine among them like stars in the sky as you hold firmly to the word of life. Philippians 2:14–16 NIV

Each of us should lead a life stirring enough to start a movement. We should yearn to change the world. We should love unquenchably, dream unfalteringly, and work unceasingly.

We should close our ears to the manifold voices of compromise and perch ourselves on the branch of truth. We should champion the value of people, proclaim the forgiveness of God, and claim the promise of heaven.

And we should lead a life stirring enough to cause a movement.

A movement comes of age when one life harvests the seeds planted by countless lives in previous generations.

A movement occurs when one person, no greater or lesser than those who have gone before, lives a forceful life in the fullness of time.



Let’s live lives stirring and forceful enough to cause a movement. A true mark of the visionary is his willingness to lay down his life for those whom he’ll never see.

Will the movement come in our generation? I hope so. But even if it doesn’t, even if we never see it, it will occur. And we’ll be part of it.
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Max Lucado

Max Lucado, born in the United States in 1955, is a best-selling Christian writer and minister writer and preacher at Oak Hills Church of Christ Church in San Antonio, Texas.

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God is With You Every Day

Max Lucado
God is With You Every Day is a 365 daily devotional by Max Lucado. Each new day, whether at dawn or in the afternoon or evening, we need to connect with God, strengthen our relationship with the Lord every day.
Painful though it may be for us to admit, we’re losing touch with one another. The motivation to help, to encourage, yes, to serve our fellow human beings is waning.

DAILY DEVOTIONAL

What’s God up to in Your Life?

Charles R. Swindoll
Maybe you’ve never stopped to consider what “His purpose” is. Briefly put, God is committed to one major objective in your life: to conform you into “the image of His Son.” One of the many ways I’ve seen Him do that is through interaction with others.
Determine to seek God’s priorities for your life. It begins by spending time with Him.

DAILY DEVOTIONAL

First Things First

Tony Dungy
The pressing needs around us—even if they are good things—can take the focus away from what matters most: our relationship with God and the people He has placed in our lives. But read the verse again: “Seek the Kingdom of God above all else”
The next time you have a moment of uncertainty regarding your faith, go out- side and look at the stars.

DAILY DEVOTIONAL

Abraham Had Faith in God

Brian Hardin
God called Abram to a land he did not know and promised him that the land—as far as he could see in all directions—would one day belong to his family. This land would eventually become known as the “Promised Land.” There was a problem.
We are not designed to live this life using our own strength; we are designed to need His.

DAILY DEVOTIONAL

Elohim, Mighty Creator

Christopher D. Hudson
Sometimes we face obstacles that seem huge. Sometimes we find ourselves staring at a wall too tall to see over, too thick to knock down. It is then we must remember to call out to Elohim.
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