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I am working on determining the seventeen most important Bible verses to meditate on and to declare for victorious living. In a previous blog, I already shared what I believe are the seventeen most important chapters in the Bible (see here). These chapters are crucial to use as a lens to properly interpret the rest of the Bible. The seventeen verses would add specific spiritual firepower to these chapters through regular meditation and declarations concerning the truths they carry. Here are some of the verses I am considering for this important list:
Some of you may be saying, “Steve, you have left off some verses even more important than these!” Yes, that is probably true, but I am looking forward to sharing on a future blog the seventeen that are the most important to me for maintaining and growing my faith, hope, and love.
As I think about potential verses to be a part of this list, I am drawn to Galatians 6:9. It is a verse that strongly sends us this message: DON’T GIVE UP! Don’t stop doing the right things even when they don’t look fruitful. Here is the verse - "Do not grow weary in doing good, for at the proper time (in due season) we will reap a harvest if we do not give up" (Galatians 6:9). Let’s dissect this verse.
What a great verse with a powerful promise!
Our faith is certainly demonstrated in how we think, but it is also proven in what we do. James says, “Faith without works is dead” (James 2:26). Our belief that what we are doing is working and will bear fruit causes us to keep “doing good”. So our faith is shown greatly in what we do.
If you are battling long-term weariness, here are some steps you can take:
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