Bread Breakers Ministry

A DEVOTIONAL THOUGHT!

"Then Joshua said to Achan, “Why have you brought trouble on us? The Lord will now bring trouble on you.” And all the Israelites stoned Achan and his family and burned their bodies."  Josh 7:25

Achan stood open-mouthed with the other Israelites and watched God crush the fortified city of Jericho. He heard God say, “Don’t take anything for yourselves or the entire nation will suffer.” But he chose to act on his desires rather than God’s directions. He thought the robe he took was too beautiful to burn. And the gold and silver he hid? Surely God wouldn’t miss a few bars. Wrong! Achan did the missing.

Achan missed the significance of God’s command. God did not issue a list of invasion suggestions and directions. The orders were to be carried out without hesitation or alteration. God was shaping a people who would obey his Word.

Achan also missed the reason for God’s command. Because his perspective was self-centered, he couldn’t see what was at stake. God was building a nation of people who understood that private actions lead to public consequences. Achan believed in the modern saying, “As long as no one else is hurt or sees what I’m doing, I can do it.” But his actions led to suffering and humiliation for the nation and death for his own family.

We don’t always know how our actions will affect other people. But if we assume that our actions won’t affect others at all, we will be making a terrible mistake. We have taken the idea of personal decisions and privacy to the place where we idolize these perceived rights. But is anything “just our business”? How many of your plans and actions today would be changed if someone was right beside you every moment? Remember, others are always involved! God doesn’t miss anything. Our desires do not override God’s directions.

Adapted from 365 Life Lessons from Bible People (Carol Stream, IL: Tyndale House, 1996).

A LIFE APPLICATION

   Daily Devotion

"I ask you again, does God give you the Holy Spirit and work miracles among you because you obey the law? Of course not! It is because you believe the message you heard about Christ."   Galatians 3:5, NLT

    The Holy Spirit gives Christians great power to live for God. Some Christians want more than this. They want to live in a state of perpetual excitement. The tedium of everyday living leads them to conclude that something is wrong spiritually. Often the Holy Spirit's greatest work is teaching us to persist, to keep on doing what is right even when it no longer seems interesting or exciting. The Galatians quickly turned from Paul's Good News to the teachings of the newest teachers in town; what they needed was the Holy Spirit's gift of persistence.    
   
If the Christian life seems ordinary, you may need the Spirit to stir you up. Every day offers a challenge to live for Christ.

TODAY'S THOUGHT~ PROPITIATION

1 John 4:10

In this is love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us and sent His Son to be the propitiation for our sins.

Love is a 5 letter word, ~ Jesus Eternally Saves Us Sinners

The word PROPITIATION is the Greek word HOILASMOS which is translated atonement.  It means "to remove judgment by paying the penalty.  It can rightfully be understood as "MERCY SEAT".

This verse is an awesome demonstration of Christ taking the place of the sinner and paying the awful price the law demanded for our sins.  We as the Holy Scripture bares out deserve death, but Christ took our place by offering up His own body on a tree (as was the Roman way at the time) as a perfect sacrifice for our sins and thus becoming our MERCY SEAT!!!

If God so loved you enough to take your place, would you, could you love Him enough to accept His free gift of eternal life, so as not to make His death for you in vain? 

Sin is an ugly vice and someone has to pay.  Whether it was an animal covering the sins of the people of old  or man paying for his own immoral behavior or Christ taking our place.  Someone has to atone !  Jesus Christ fulfilled ALL the requirements of the law and suffered in your place so you don't have to - Will you let Him love you?  You are only a prayer away.  CLICK HERE

IN LOVING MEMORY

To all our wonderful prayer warriors ~ THANK YOU!!! 

Our brother Bill had been fighting cancer for a few years.  His battle has ended this week... Bill has been a good friend of ours and will be missed greatly!! Our prayers now go out to his wife Marge and family members who survive him. We now commit Bill C. into the hands of our loving Lord Jesus Christ.  May the Lord bring all comfort to all who have also lost loved ones ~ This song is in memory of Bill C. and families whose loved ones have passed on.

"Precious in the sight of the Lord, is the death of one of His godly ones" Ps 115:16               May all comfort and grace abound to those whose hearts are heavy burdened.

Blessings                                                                                                                                                Rev Deb

 
Bill C. ~ YOU WILL BE MISSED!!

FAITH WALKING

"But I say, walk (ing) by the Spirit, and you will not carry out the desire of the flesh. Therefore   I, the prisoner of the Lord, implore you to walk (ing) in a manner worthy of the calling with which you have  been called" Gal 5:16; Ehp 4:1

A believers life should consist of a moment by moment trust and dependence on our Risen Lord.

This type of walk assures that we will be protected from life's temptations. The method of walking is an absolute faith process. I believe that the apostle Paul used the term walking to express the kind of faith that is needed to please the Lord.

"Without FAITH it is IMPOSSIBLE to please Him..."

"Walking" is really not an eloquent process. It is actually a series of falls. But with each step we take we tend to trust that our foot will catch us. We do this constantly without ever thinking about it. Biblical faith is much the same!!

It is like sitting in a chair! Each time we take a seat, we do not get stressed over whether or not the chair is going to hold us up or if we will fall to the ground...

Another example is the "trust me" game many of us played as kids. One person stood stiff with arm to their sides and fell straight back while trusting that their friend would catch their fall...

I heard a story along time ago, about a young boy who got trapped inside a burning building. As the fires were rising, the smoke began to thicken and the young boy climbed out on the ledge in an effort to avoid the heat.  The smoke poured out of the windows so much that it made seeing impossible.

The frightened boy began to cry and scream help me, help me!  Suddenly he heard a voice out of the thick smoke saying, trust me!  Jump and I will catch you!  But the young boy just screamed I can't, I can't! a second time a voice said, trust me and jump and I will catch you!  But the boy just screamed out in horror again saying, I can't, I can't, I'm afraid!  A few seconds later another voice called out, Jump son! trust me and I will catch you... And at that moment the young boy jumped to safety. 

Why wasn't the young boy not afraid to jump the third time, But was horrified to jump the before that?

Because the voice of the third man was the voice of His father!!! In that voice he found trust and comfort.

God's word is His voice to us and as His children we should never be afraid to trust in what he says!  He always knows what is best for us, no matter how ridiculous it may seem to us.

            “My thoughts are nothing like your thoughts,” says the Lord.
             And my ways are far beyond anything you could imagine
             For just as the heavens are higher than the earth
             so my ways are higher than your way
             and my thoughts higher than your thoughts."

We need to believe that the Lord is our solid ground. So that each step we take in a moment by moment trust will secure our landing.  This kind of moment by moment walk with the Lord is the safest way to walk. This way we are assured not to stumble in the night.

Faith is a moment by moment stepping out and believing that God is able to plant our foot on solid ground.

The walk of faith is seeing God's promises as more real then our circumstances!

             "To You, O LORD, I lift up my soul. O my God, in You I trust,
             Do not let me be ashamed;
             Do not let my enemies exult over me.
             Indeed, none of those who wait for You will be ashamed;
             Those who deal treacherously without cause will be ashamed"  Ps 25

The word wait in this verse is that same Hebrew word that is in Isaiah 40:31 - It is the Heb. word Kava- and means  "A faith that keeps on trusting, even under stress"

So by trusting the Lord on a moment by moment basis gives us a security that enables us to sleep in the hull of the boat with Jesus and also gives us the peace that passes understanding.

It is this moment by moment trusting with the eyes of faith (and not by what we see with our eyes) that gets us to the next moment of trusting God beyond our circumstance.

May your walk of faith be blessed :) And may the power of the Holy Spirit protect your path!!

Be Blessed In His Love  

 Rev Deb
 

TODAY'S GOOD WORD!

"You will keep in perfect peace all who trust in you, whose thoughts are fixed on you!" Isaiah 26:3

The world bombards us with messages telling us we need more money, more luxuries, more things. How can we escape the grip of our desires? Turn to Jesus. He offers a peace and contentment the world can never bring.

SECOND CHANCES

A DEVOTION
By NLT Study
5-19-09

Then the king said to Abiathar the priest, “. . . You deserve to die, but I will not kill you now.”
1 Kings 2:26

God often goes well beyond second chances. Most of us can think of examples of this truth in our lives. Second chances come so often we may take them for granted. We may not even value them. It’s always dangerous to assume we will get another chance.

Abiathar’s name puts him near the top of the alphabetical list of Bible people, but his reputation comes to us mixed. His actions were an important footnote in God’s dealings with his people. His character, however, revealed disappointing flaws.

God mercifully allowed Abiathar to avoid certain death twice during his lifetime. The first time, he escaped with nothing but the ephod on his back. An ephod was a special garment identifying him as a priest—not the ideal outfit to wear when running for your life! A vengeful King Saul had all the other priests and their families in the city of Nob killed for helping David, but David welcomed Abiathar into his protection.

David trusted Abiathar for many years. But instead of a lifetime of gratefulness to God and loyalty to David, Abiathar eventually conspired against David and Solomon, God’s choice for the next king. But he was again shown tremendous mercy and lost only his priestly position as punishment for his disloyalty.

There are many times in our lives when we are given second chances and experience great mercy. Perhaps you have been given another chance in a damaged relationship or an important opportunity you thought you’d blown. Some people would call it good luck. We know it to be a gift from the merciful hand of God. Like Abiathar, we may be tempted to neglect our gratefulness to God and to others for their graciousness. Make it a point this week to remember the many “second chances” you have recently received and express your thanks.

Thank God for the many ways you experience his mercy.

A TOUGH SPOT

A Devotion                                                                                                                                4-29-09                                                                                        

"Now there was a believer in Damascus named Ananias."
Acts 9:10

What’s the most difficult thing God could ask you to do today? If you can think of something, that may well be an indication that that’s exactly what God wants you to do. God has a long-established pattern of asking those who follow him to do what they don’t want to do or think they can do.

“Not him, Lord; that’s impossible. He could never become a Christian!” That was Ananias’s response when God told him of Saul’s conversion. News had preceded Saul. The word on the street in Damascus wasn’t good news for Christians. One moment Ananias was pondering the possibility of his own imprisonment and death; the next, God was telling him to go help the man who held the warrant for his arrest. Ananias must have felt like running, but he decided to obey God.

Until God knocked him from his saddle, Christians had seemed at the mercy of Saul. Suddenly, he was blindly at their mercy. From a human perspective, it was time for payback. What had gone around was coming around. But God was turning everything upside down!

Saul’s first experience in his new life was a soft touch and a stranger’s voice calling him “brother.” Just before he placed his hands on Saul and prayed that his sight would be healed, do you think Ananias took a deep breath and had second thoughts? Ananias left a lasting impression on Saul. Later, when Saul, now called Paul, told a crowd about his conversion, Ananias was the only person he mentioned by name.

Ananias was only in the spotlight for a moment. His role was small but significant. Even though God told him of his plans for Saul, Ananias probably did not appreciate the scope of the events in which he was participating. We usually can’t imagine what God can accomplish through our “small efforts.” Fortunately, we are not asked to understand the entire plan. We are simply asked to be faithful with our part. What “small” opportunities to practice obedience are already before you today? What impossible missions do you sense God placing before you? Fear highlights the importance of obedience.

Adapted from 365 Life Lessons from Bible People (Carol Stream, IL: Tyndale House, 1996).

I Still Know Who She Is...

This was passed on to me through an email.  I thought it was worth passing on to my readers... May we always learn to love beyond the walls of definition... and follow our Lord's lead...  May you be blessed by this as I was...
Rev Deb

TODAY'S DEVOTION
4-23-09

           It was a busy morning, about 8:30, when an elderly gentleman in his 80s arrived to have stitches removed from his thumb. He said he was in a hurry as he had an appointment at 9:00. I took his vital signs and had him take a seat, knowing it would be over an hour before someone would be able to see him. I saw him looking at his watch and decided since I was not busy with another patient, I would evaluate his wound. On examining it I saw i t was well healed, so I talked to one of the doctors and got the needed supplies to remove his sutures and redress his wound.

OBITUARY OF JESUS CHRIST!

THANK THE FATHER IN HEAVEN FOR SENDING HIS SON, JESUS CHRIST TO DIE ON OUR BEHALF!!

"He Himself bore our sins in His body on the cross, so that we might die to sin and live to righteousness; for by His wounds you were (spiritually) healed." 1Pet 2:24

"He made Him who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf, so that we might become the righteousness of God in Him."  2Cor 5:21

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I HOPE YOU DANCE!!

My Sister in-law (to me, she is my sister) sent me this in an email.     
This is not only beautiful, but it was also given in a very timely manner. 
Thank you sis
4-6-09
Dancing With God   
When I meditated on the word Guidance,
I kept seeing "dance" at the end of the word.
I remember reading that doing God's will is a lot like dancing. When two people try to lead, nothing feels right. The movement doesn't flow with the music and everything is quite uncomfortable and jerky. When one person realizes that, and lets the other lead, Both bodies begin to flow with the music. One gives gentle cues, perhaps with a nudge

TODAY'S GOOD WORD!

THERE IS HOPE FOR  TOMORROW                                                                                                                                   4-1-09

The disciples were meeting behind locked doors because they were afraid of the  Jewish leaders. Suddenly, Jesus was standing there among them! John 20:19

When Jesus died, it seemed like the world had stopped. His followers were distraught and without hope. Yet God's plan was being perfectly carried out, just as it is in your life today

WHAT DO YOU THINK??

A Devotional Thought
Rev Deb
3-28-09
                                                                                                                 

If you want to be my follower you must love me more than your own father and mother, wife  and children, brothers and sisters--yes, more than your own life. Otherwise, you cannot be my disciple. Luke 14:26

Who knows what it takes to be a disciple of Christ?  What does this passage mean to you?                 

Share your thoughts - Write your response in the comment section below-

FINDING GOD'S PEACE THROUGH INTEGRITY !

Finding Peace With God!!!
By Rev Deb

3-17-09

   "I know, my God, that you examine our hearts and rejoice when
you find integrity there." 1 Chronicles 29:17

  

The heart is something that only you and the Lord can know.  We can look good to others on the outside- but what about deep inside your heart- the place of true importance?  What kind of choices do you make when no one is looking?  Are they the kind of choices that would make your heavenly Father proud ?  Are your daily choices reflecting Jesus in your face?  Do your choices say I am not compromising my stance as a believer? Are all your decisions God-honoring????

It is not what man thinks you should be, but what God has made you to be!!

Proverbs 1: 7 says "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge; fools despise wisdom and instruction."

The word "FEAR" in this verse is not the normal English meaning as in "be afraid" but rather, a deep awe.  The fear of the Lord, is a stance, an attitude of the HEART that recognizes its rightful relationship to the Father as God.  Wisdom and wise living proceed from the right stance (non-compromising) and knowing our place before God as the one who gives us life and breath and all things to enjoy.

A non-compromising, wholly devoted, God-honoring contrite heart is the Father's joy !!  The believer who walks in integrity finds happiness and true peace in knowing that they are pleasing to the Lord their God.

THE PATH MOST HIDDEN

By Rev GPep
2-28-09

Read: Psalm 77 (NLT)

It is a terrible feeling for a believer to feel like God is not present in their lives.  Longing for God to help us in time of need and not receiving a quick answer can prove to be a great challenge to our faith.  We begin to question the status of our relationship with God and perhaps feel like we have let Him down in some way and this is our discipline.  

So we become bitter, we hurt and long for the compassion we have come to expect.  We soon accept our situation as being deserving of it for whatever reason. It's at this point an amazing thing begins to take place. In all of our distress we begin to  ponder the situations in our walks where God has come to our rescue.  It seems as though in every situations there appeared to be no way out!   The path to victory was not present! 

An earthly parent hopefully prepares their children as they are growing older how to fend for themselves without Mom or Dad having to be there all of the time. In the same way Abba (God our father) teaches us this same lesson in His silence.  God teaches us at this point in our walks that He has given us the tools necessary to handle most situations without being babied all of the time. It is when we understand this that we start to really live the life of faith.  That is why when we ponder all of the past victories God has secured for us, we realize that regardless of the fact that we do not see a way out or feel God's presence; there is always a hidden path that emerges that God knew all along was there.  We just could not see it! 

With this in mind God teaches the believer in His silence to actually demonstrate the biblical definition of faith found in Hebrews 11:1 (NLT) "Faith is the confidence that what we hope for will actually happen; it gives us ASSURANCE OF THINGS WE CANNOT SEE."  God knows how to rear children into well prepared adults capable of surviving the difficulties this world has to offer.  If we do not hear His voice or feel His presence be rest assured, just as God split the sea in half to rescue the Israelites from the hand of their enemies, He will do the same for us even though we cannot touch, see or feel Him.

The Path Most Hidden

Restless nights course through my veins
as I wrestle life in fear and pain.
Looking for an easy out I turn to you
But, with inward doubt.
Does your silence mean an end
to grace and mercy or you my friend?
Looking for a quicker cure
for an answer I can't secure,
I take a path that's plain to me
but only ends up against the sea...
How can I escape this worldly wrath?
Please Lord show me your hidden path!
"Yes... Turn my friend towards your sea
Whats plain to me you cannot see"
Dare to step without a worldly guide
and the path you seek I will not hide...

GPep 2-28-09 (Based on Psalm 77)
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THE LORD COMPLETES ME!

Complete
                by Kutless

    I started seeing who I am
The day my life with you began
You clearly solved the mystery
That finding you meant finding me.

    You can be defined by so many things. You go through life and gain titles: child, parent, friend,  sibling. You can also be defined by what you do, how you act, or what you look like. And in the midst  of all these labels, it can be easy to forget that who you really are is who God says you are.

The world may say you're worthless. But in your relationship with God, you are beloved and cherished. People may say you are ugly, but God calls you beautiful. When those around you say that you are damaged, God says you are whole. While the Accuser points out your sins, God declares you forgiven. And when everyone else abandons you, God says that you are his child.

    See how very much the Father loves us, for he calls us his children, and that is what we are!   1 John 3:1

DISTANT WEAKNESS

DISTANT WEAKNESS
By: Rev. Greg P.
2-22-09

"From the ends of the earth I call to you,
I call as my heart grows faint;
lead me to the rock that is higher than I."

Psalm 61:2 [NIV]

No matter how far David considered himself from God, "from the ends of the earth..." he cried out to God.  Do we feel like something we have done has placed us at the farthest point possible from our heavenly Father?   It is when we reach this great distance we stop and realize that we do not have the strength to make the trip back home.  At this point there seems to be so many obstacles that we left behind us when we turned from God.  How will we ever be able to contend with all of those issues?  How will we ever be able to navigate our way back to God when we feel so lost?   David simply "cried out to God".  Before he grew too weak or reached the point of apathy [not caring], he spoke his heart to God.  David asked God to lead him.  David despite his greatness in the eyes of the people, knew that he was a sinner and he knew that sin brings us to the low points of life.  When we understand that no matter how successful we become or well liked and esteemed; we still have "the flesh" we still have a "sin nature" and the only one who can "lead us" above that nature, above all those obstacles, is God.  He leads us to the "rock that is higher than I".   When we fellowship with God's Son Jesus, we are at home.  This is a place filled with security and love.  No matter how far it seems we are from Jesus, we can get back home quickly by crying out to God like David did.

  

                                                    Distance between us
                                                    I cannot bare,
                                                    In my weakness
                                                    will you hear?
                                                    In my lowness
                                                    you could mock,
                                                    Instead you lift me
                                                    to the highest rock.

                                                     Greg P. 4-29-08                                                          

POWER WITH PRAYER

A love letter from the Lord through Sherri Rose Shepherd
2-22-09

Pray at all times and on every occasion
in the power of the Holy Spirit.  Stay
alert and be persistent in your prayers
for all Christians everywhere.
Ephesians 6:18

My powerful prince, and princess, do not waste your walk
through life today.  Open your spiritual eyes. Prayer is needed
everywhere. Anywhere you walk today I can and will order your
steps, if you will let Me.  Pray while you're driving, while you're
cooking, and while you're doing laundry and running errands.  Of
all the weapons in the world, prayer is your most powerful resource. 
Don't let the day begin or end without letting your prayers to Me pave
the way in all you do.  wherever you go, remember that part of your
royal privilege is raising your voice to heaven.  So hold on to the promises
that are yours and pray! 

        Love,
            Your King and Intercessor

P.  pray
U. until
S. something
H. happens

DIG DEEP IT'S AN INSIDE JOB!

A DEVOTION
2-17-09

Dr. Victor Frank, author of Man’s Search for Meaning, was imprisoned by the Nazis in World War II because he was a Jew. His wife, his children, and his parents were all killed in the Holocaust. The Gestapo stripped him of his clothes. He stood totally naked before them. As they cut off his wedding  band, Victor said to himself, “You can take away my wife, you can take away my children, you can strip me of my clothes and my freedom, but there is one thing no person can ever take away from me—and that is my freedom to choose how I will react to what happens to me!” Even under the most difficult of circumstances, joy is a choice which transforms our tragedies into triumph.

Let’s face it, not everything goes our way. Things don’t always work out as we planned. Some days are disasters. Other days are worse than that.

Happiness comes easily when things go our way. Joy is different. It’s deeper. Joy is an attitude we select. Happiness is external and subject to what happens. Joy is an inside job in which we opt to rejoice regardless of the circumstances.

Don’t confuse happiness with joy. Happiness is a buoyant emotion that results from the momentary plateaus of well-being. Joy is bedrock stuff. Joy is a confidence that operates irrespective of our moods. Joy is the certainty that all is well, however we feel.  

Joy is a divine dimension of living that is not shackled by circumstances simply because we have chosen to respond in a positive manner. Paul is saying in Philippians 4:4 that joy is not something that happens to me but rather something I deliberately and consciously select. Circumstances seldom generate lasting smiles and laughter. Joy comes to those who determine to choose it in spite of their circumstances.

TEND TO THE THINGS THAT MEAN THE MOST

A Devotion
2-17-09
The Mayonnaise Jar and 2 Cups of Coffee

 

When things in your lives seem almost too much to handle, when 24 hours in a day are not enough, remember the mayonnaise jar and the 2 cups of coffee.

  A professor stood before his philosophy class and had some items in front of him. When the class began, he wordlessly picked up a very large and empty mayonnaise jar and proceeded to fill it with golf balls. He then asked the students if the jar was full.  They agreed that it was.

 The professor then picked up a box of pebbles and poured them into the jar.  
He shook the jar lightly. The pebbles rolled into the open areas between the golf balls. He then asked the students again if the jar was full.  They agreed it was.  The professor next picked up a box of sand and poured it into the jar.



WHAT'S YOUR PRICE?

Or will you be the one to count the cost?

A DEVOTION
2-12-09

Proverbs 17:2
A servant who acts wisely will rule over a son who acts shamefully,and will share in the inheritance among brothers.

The book of Proverbs is filled with virtues of wisdom.  Chapter 17 verse 2 says that God looks with favor on a servant who uses wisdom.  A servant who uses wisdom even has an advantage over a legal rebellious heir.  An employee that has been faithful like a son will often be entrusted with the business, even over the legal son who is a rebel.

TODAY'S QUOTE

Forgiveness is the remission of sins. For it is by this that what has been lost,
and was found, is saved from being lost again.

Saint Augustine

CAN'T LET GO ?

From a devotional newsletter
1-27-09        

But Lot’s wife looked back as she was following behind him, and she turned into a pillar of salt. Genesis 19:26

“Don’t look back!”

These words of advice are often meant to protect us from behaving in a way that might prove embarrassing or inappropriate at the moment. We can choose to “look” with the understanding that we might be hurt or hurt someone else’s feelings. It is our call whether we want to entertain those consequences. But when we get instructions not to look at the sun during an eclipse, for instance, we know this is a serious warning that needs to be heeded. The consequences of not complying are physically threatening to our vision.

A WORD OF WISE ENCOURAGEMENT

By Rev. Deb P
1-21-09

       

Proverbs 3:5,6,
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart, lean not on your own understanding.  In ALL your ways acknowldge Him, and He will make your paths straight.

Psalms 23:3
He restores my soul.  He guides me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake.

 Psalm 25:4
Make me to know your ways, O LORD; teach me your paths.

Psalms 25:10
All the paths of the Lord are lovingkindness and truth.

      Don't let the tasks of this day frazzle you...  Give it up to God and He will direct your paths! Just know that everything we do, have to do, need to do, want to do... The Lord says, "He  will  make your path STRAIGHT... He will GUIDE you in paths of righteousness... He will TEACH you His paths... And His paths are LOVINGKINDNESS and TRUTH...

Now that is AWESOME!!!!!!! So hand it all over to Him today and walk His path of PEACE !!!