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Good morning, today is Thursday, June 11, 2026. May God be with us all.

Colossians 3:21written by the Apostle Paul, outlines principles for healthy, godly households. It specifically addresses fathers to ensure their parenting is constructive rather than destructive.

It does not say we shouldn't discipline our children for wrong doing. Rather parents are warned against harshness, unfairness, and excessive aggression that can breed resentment.

Discipline should never cross into harshness, overbearing control, or endless criticism.

It advises parents to balance authority with encouragement so children do not lose heart or give up. this leads to greater issues for parents children and society.

Instead of stirring up anger, parents are encouraged to build their children up and guide them with patience.

To our parents and grandparents God bless you all for training our children in the way they should go, so they have a positive productive rewarding life.

Have a safe blessed wonderful day.

Good morning, Monday June 8, 2026. May God bless us all and keep us free from sin.

Acts 20:20 captures the apostle Paul's ministry philosophy by summarizing his commitment to preaching the gospel openly and providing intimate, personal discipleship in private homes.

Like Paul we must, keep nothing back that's helpful. This means not watering down the message, withhold difficult truths, or compromise the gospel out of fear of offending someone or appeasing them.

Paul believed in sharing "The whole will of God," both encouraging promises and necessary corrections. We all love encouragement but show contempt when somebody corrects us.

Constructive criticism isn't easy to hear but helpful to us in all area's of life if we listen with an open mind and not a closed heart.

This verse serves as a model for authentic discipleship. Sharing faith requires both bold, transparent public declarations and deeply personal, during one-on-one relationships where people can be individually cared for and taught.

Let's be like Paul, ensuring effective ministry happens in both large community settings and intimate, one-on-one personal relationships.

Have a blessed safe day and week.

Good morning Wednesday June 3 2026. God bless you.

Scripture offers many verses that can bring comfort, strength, and hope during difficult times. Today we will look at Mark 9:23 to start our day.

Depending on our specific needs, whether it is for physical, emotional, or spiritual restoration the scripture can provide peace and encouragement.

The primary meaning of this verse is about the power of faith and trusting in God's limitless ability, rather than focusing on human limitations.

This verse doesn't promise us that we will magically get whatever we want just by thinking positively.

Instead, it means that anything is possible if it aligns with God's will, and that faith is the key to unlocking God's power in difficult or seemingly impossible circumstances.

May God be with us all and may we have a blessed and wonderful day.

Good morning, Monday June 1, 2026 may God bless you, keep you safe and healthy.

Psalm 139:14 is message of inherent worth and divine creation. It proclaims that we are fearfully and wonderfully made by God.

This verse serves as a powerful theological reminder of our divine dignity. It suggests that our life is not an accident and that we have intrinsic value simply because of who created us.

It translates to a profound recognition that we were intentionally and masterfully designed by God, inspiring a natural response of praise, awe, and deep appreciation for our existence.

We should anchor our self-worth in God’s purposeful design not man. We should also stop comparing ourself to others.

Actively practice daily gratitude for our unique traits, and view both our body and mind as a deliberate masterpiece.

Embracing this can be deeply comforting, offering freedom from the need for external validation or the trap of constant self-criticism.

I pray God blesses each of us with a wonderful safe week.