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February 18, 2024 - What More?




Leviticus 6:1-7:27

Mark 3:7-30

Psalm 37:1-11

Proverbs 10:3-4



This day is Saturday for me and it was very busy. Big change from the last 2 Saturdays. I feel the difference physically and spiritually. It is after 11pm. I am very tired. I just finished my reading and nothing really stood out to me. I know it is because I have not spent any quiet time with Him and if I do that now I will fall asleep. This day has reinforced the need for a sabbath.


11 Whenever the impure spirits saw him, they fell down before him and cried out, “You are the Son of God.”


I did think about how even the agents of Satan know who Jesus us. Believing that Jesus is the Son of God does not save. That is not enough. There is so much more to it than that. What more do you think it is?



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Denise Baker
Denise Baker
Feb 19

oh boy, it is so very much more so hard to put into words. More of him, less of me in my heart, in the words that I speak in the thoughts that I think. More of him at my fingertips, helping others, my toes, walking the path that he has chosen for me. More trust, more faith and more belief.


Lately, i’ve noticed that when I read about his walk to be crucified, I am moved more than ever before sometimes to the point of tears. I’ve also noticed that my trust in him, is so much more as of late.


When recently I had family members go through a life-threatening medical procedure. Of course, I was concerned, but…


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brooks16055
Feb 19
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Love this and love you. Don't ever old back sharing. I am blessed by your openness and willingness to share your heart and life and I know others are as well.

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pdc619
Feb 18

The “more” for me means repentance of sins, doing what is good and just, lending a helping hand when and where needed, planting seeds and more. I’ve had a few experiences lately that have brought me closer to Jesus. More on that another time! 🙏🏻❤️

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brooks16055
Feb 19
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So true. Impure spirits would not be repentant and our conviction of our sins is an indication of our faith not just our belief! And our faith and surrender to Him sure does make it possible for us to do good, be just, help others and share the word with joy. I look forward to hearing about your experiences with growing closer to Jesus. Hearing stories of how God is working in the lives of others always draws me closer to Him as well. Love you sister and thank you for sharing!!🤗

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