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Flinging the Seed Monday, October 26 Join us in praying for English listeners Hello Christopher, And whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him. —Colossians 3:17 Most opportunities to share about God don’t happen from behind a pulpit. They happen in the everyday places of life. Whether it’s on a construction site or in an office, a restaurant or on a soccer field, God delights in using ordinary people who simply love Him enough to share His Word. Welcome, prayer travelers! Today we pray for the United States of America, where millions of believers have opportunities every day to point someone to Jesus—often through a simple conversation or a small act of kindness. That’s exactly what we see in the life of a fellow listener named Will. Will’s Story “I work in construction and hand out ‘Jesus Is Lord’ stickers I had made. They look good on hard hats! I tell everyone about your program. God willing, I’ll keep flinging the seed.” It’s hard not to smile when you picture Will sharing God’s love with others at his job site. He isn’t trying to do something extraordinary—he’s simply using the opportunities given to him every day. Maybe that’s where our mission begins, too. Not somewhere else, but right where we are, faithfully using whatever God has put in our hands … or even on our heads. Heavenly Father, thank You for placing each of us exactly where You can use us. Give believers throughout the United States the courage to speak about Jesus in the ordinary moments of life, and help us all see that the opportunities right in front of us are often the ones You have prepared. In Jesus’ name, amen. God bless you, World Prayer Today with THRU the BIBLE @ThruTheBibleNet ttb.org

Good morning, everyone! Have a great day! Lord bless you and yours!

Being a born again Christian isn’t merely about going forth with a loving peachy fuzzy disposition; but rather also includes growing toward Christian/Spiritual maturity. It’s not polishing your debating skills or your doctrine or your “calling out sin” skills Don’t get me wrong, calling out sin is important, but whose sin are we really in charge of? Yes, loving what is good but also hating what is evil And get this: it is less about others sin and more about my own sin. Not necessarily to turn them blind eye, an acquiesce under the activities of the evil and wicked, But to realize how utterly wicked and disgusting sin is, in my own self. So when calling out sin, it is imperative that we start with self.