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The Words of My Mouth and The Concentration of My Heart

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S.E.E.D. For Today

Scripture:  "May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be pleasing in your sight, O Lord, my Rock and my Redeemer." Psalms 19:14


Explanation: The psalmist has declared that only the word of God is the perfect foundation for any human to build. He prays to God to free him of guilt and offense lurking in his heart and closes the Psalm in the 14th verse with these words humbly submitting his mouth and his heart to God. This was his plea for true change.


Example: Think about the things that lurk in our hearts and thoughts that are never said, the things hidden from people and not God that blemish us and leave us unacceptable in His presence. We must gain an understanding that real godliness is not only a matter of what we do but of what we say and think in our heart. Ask yourself what does my heart truly concentrate on daily? Hosea 14:12 says; as the people return to God, "Take words with you and return to the Lord." Say to Him forgive all our sins and receive us, (may we be accepted in your sight) that we may offer the fruit of our lips."


Devotion: The glorious God of creation is also the glorious God of personal relationship through Christ. In prayer I submit my mouth and heart aligning them by your word. Be my Rock, my strength, my enabler. Be gracious to us our Redeemer save us and grant us Success. Let all that I say and think bring glory to God and not man. You have made me a kinsman of your blessings and your glory, let that be the concentration of  my heart. In Jesus Name Amen.

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  1. Amen! Pastor, thank you for these daily seeds. It's a blessing that God inspired you to bring them back. I love you!

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  2. Amen Pastor.I needed to Hear this

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