The DAILY VIEW Devotion

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Daily Nugget:
Read or HEAR the devotion in Titus 1 and the KJV chapter at
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Read Titus 1 and learn some signs of a false preacher.

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Scripture to Obey to Become A Better Christian:
Do not drink alcohol:
“And be not drunk with wine, wherein is excess; but be filled with the Spirit;” Ephesians 5:18
“And take heed to yourselves, lest at any time your hearts be overcharged with surfeiting [indulging an appetite], and drunkenness, and cares of this life, and so that day come upon you unawares.” Luke 21:34
“Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging: and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise.” Proverbs 20:1
“Who hath woe?  who hath sorrow?  who hath contentions?  who hath babbling?  who hath wounds without cause?  who hath redness of eyes? 30 They that tarry long at the wine; they that go to seek mixed wine.” Proverbs 23:29-30
“But they also have erred through wine, and through strong drink are out of the way; the priest and the prophet have erred through strong drink, they are swallowed up of wine, they are out of the way through strong drink; they err in vision, they stumble in judgment.” Isaiah 28:7-8
“Whoredom and wine and new wine take away the heart.” Hosea 4:11

Read “Should a Christian Drink Alcohol?” at https://www.devotionsfromthebible.com/proverbs/should-a-christian-drink-alcohol/

Mini-sermons:
Current and past graphic mini-sermons can be viewed at https://www.devotionsfromthebible.com/past-mini-sermons/. 

Daily Bible Study:   
Read “Angels’” at https://www.devotionsfromthebible.com/hebrews/angels/ Man has many misconceptions of what angels are and look like. Here is a lengthy study of what the Bible says about angels.

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Read the current BIBLE VIEW bulletin insert themed “Standing Firm.” The articles are:
“Marked Men,” “God’s Will,” “Imitators of Christ,” “The Rooted Christian,” “Dare To Be A Christian,”…
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Read the previous BIBLE VIEW bulletin insert themed “Judgments.” The articles are: “History’s Most Frightening Event!” “Good Works Will Not Spare Anyone,” “The Judge on the White Throne,” “Born Twice, Die Once!”….”
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Mobile devices can best view the current BIBLE VIEW at https://www.thebibleview.com/2026/the-bible-view-1054-judgments/

Prayer Requests:

• Pray for Mary, who is having problems at home, and for making the right decision on handling the situation.
• Pray for Gary Riggs. He is blind and has severe eye pain. The first surgery did not ease the pain. Pray the doctor will have wisdom to be able to help Gary.
• Barney and Thelma have an unspoken prayer request that they would like others to pray for also.
• Carolyn Gillett requests prayers that God will open up the right job opportunity for her soon and provide for her needs as she trusts His timing. She has been unemployed for 4 1/2 months and relies solely on herself for income.
• Connee Burton asks for prayers for her husband, Jim, who is under home hospice care. His cancer has returned, and his kidneys are not doing well. Pray for Connee also, as she is caring for him until he is in the presence of our Saviour.
•  Bill Brinkworth would like prayers about healing a urinary infection and getting antibiotics that will not raise his blood pressure or affect the liver.
•  Pray for America, her leadership, that righteousness will prevail, and ungodly influences will decline and be exposed.

There’s a world out there struggling, hurting, and desperately needing the Lord’s help.  YOU can make a difference in another’s life if you summon God’s intervention on their behalf. Please pray for other’s needs!
Send prayer requests to brinkworth@frontier.com
**  All prayer requests and articles will be published at least twice so more people have the opportunity to read the testimonies and needs.  Please keep the prayer needs coming!  Entries may be edited. **

Love of Sin
T. Watson

It is worse to love sin than to commit it.  A man may commit sin through a temptation, or of ignorance, and when he knows it to be sin, he is sorry for it.  He who loves sin, however, puts his will into the sin and heaps the danger onto one’s life.  The heart is allowing it to continue, and sin’s consequences will reap much havoc.

Learned Sympathy
W. M. Taylor

Harry the Eighth, wandering one night in the streets of London in disguise, was met at a bridge by some of his castle’s guards.  Not able to convince them of who he was, he was carried off to the jail, and shut up for the night without food, a heating fire, or a candle to light the dungeon.

On his liberation, he made a grant of thirty caldrons of coal, a large quantity of bread, and candles for the night prisoners in the prison. His experience taught him sympathy.

Those who have felt sharp afflictions, terrible tragedies, and forceful temptations can be zealous in consoling those in a similar condition. Our “hard times” can be a time where our character is improved, and our new-found compassion can be used to encourage others.
“Who comforteth us in all our tribulation, that we may be able to comfort them which are in any trouble, by the comfort wherewith we ourselves are comforted of God.” II Cor. 1:4

Wise Words:
“Sin will never satisfy!  In the end, the short-lived happiness becomes sadness, the thrill becomes a nightmare, and the pleasure becomes an addiction.  Sin never keeps its promises.”  — Dr. Michael Brown.