Morning Direction From Scripture 5-31-16

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My enemies cannot speak a truthful word.
    Their deepest desire is to destroy others.
Their talk is foul, like the stench from an open grave.
    Their tongues are filled with flattery.[a]
10 O God, declare them guilty.
    Let them be caught in their own traps.
Drive them away because of their many sins,
    for they have rebelled against you. Psalm 5: 9-10

In light of your meditation from last night how does God want you to pray for your enemies and for yourself?

Evening Meditation 5-30-16

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My enemies cannot speak a truthful word.
    Their deepest desire is to destroy others.
Their talk is foul, like the stench from an open grave.
    Their tongues are filled with flattery.[a]
10 O God, declare them guilty.
    Let them be caught in their own traps.
Drive them away because of their many sins,
    for they have rebelled against you. Psalm 5:9-10

Do you have any enemies? What makes them enemies? Does God declare them guilty or just you?

Ferocious Pt. 10

In answer to some of the questions I posed in our recent meditations on I Cor. 13 I am sharing this series I wrote a few years ago. I know I still have some of you dangling on the line regarding our study through the book of Romans (THE ROAD THROUGH ROMANS). I assure you we will get back to that in a bit. Right now I have to carry through with this series for some reason. Maybe that reason is you. If so share a thought or two about that.

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FEROCIOUS PT. 10

Evening Meditation 5-29-16

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O God, you take no pleasure in wickedness;
    you cannot tolerate the sins of the wicked.
5 Therefore, the proud may not stand in your presence,
    for you hate all who do evil.
6 You will destroy those who tell lies.
    The Lord detests murderers and deceivers. Psalm 5:4-5

How do you see God’s intolerance for wickedness played out in real life?