Morning Meditations
Summary: These meditations are 5-10 minute segments to help focus on what God might want for us in the new day!
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- Artist: Nathan Cook
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In this episode that culminates a week about confession, we see that when we turn towards God in confession, God is merciful towards us!
In this simple proverb, we find that confessing our sins helps us find mercy, but concealing them brings chaos in our lives.
In this episode, we hear three verses from Nehemiah where the people of God seek to live faithfully to the covenant after exile by focusing on scripture, confession, and worship together!
In this passage in Leviticus, we hear that even when the worst happens to Israel in the exile, if they will confess, God will remember the covenant he made with their ancestors!
In this reading from Romans we learn that it is not our outward following of the law that saves us but believing and trusting in Jesus!
In this passage from Hosea, we learn that, much like a marriage covenant, it matters that we are faithful to God in the way we love each day!
In this episode, we hear from the book of first John that once we have been set free from sin, we shouldn’t return to sin. Also, we learn that obedience is the result of our experience of the love of God!
In this episode, we learn from Mary’s song that God’s kingdom is one in which the humble and hungry are filled with good things and the rich go away empty.
In this episode, we hear the words to the church at Ephesus to return to their first love!
In this reading from Job, we learn that it might be in our most difficult times that we get a new vision of who God is!
In their episode we hear the words from first Peter that call us to faithfulness in the midst of suffering. It is in these times that our faith is shown to be “pure.”
In this episode we look at the creation story and realize that the God of scripture is a god who makes order in our lives that are often chaotic and empty.
In this passage from exile, Israel is reminded that God will be with them in the darkest moments of their lives as a people!
This meditation looks at the heart of the Hebrew commandments, the “Shema.”
In this episode, we learn that when we know the voice of the Good Shepherd and follow that voice, we experience abundant life!
