Mindset – Live Out What You’ve Already Learned in the Word
“Thy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against thee.” — Psalm 119:11 (KJV)
Every day we’re given is a new opportunity to live out the truth we’ve already received from God’s Word. The Bible is more than a book—it’s our blueprint for life, a collection of wisdom, commands, and love letters from God Himself.
Jesus Christ, the Word made flesh, walked among us and leaned on Scripture during His time on earth. If He relied on the written Word, how much more should we?
Whatever questions we face, the Bible has already spoken. It has taught us how to live, how to love, how to forgive, and how to find our way back when we stray. It is our source of transformation and our roadmap to eternal life with Christ.
Now it’s up to us to be who our Bible has taught us to be—to walk in the light we’ve been given, to reflect Christ in our daily actions, and to speak with grace, wisdom, and truth.
Reflective Questions:
- What has God already taught me through His Word that I’m being called to live out today?
- Am I reflecting the character of Christ in my daily choices?
- How can I stay rooted in what I’ve learned so I don’t drift from it?
Prayer:
In Jesus name I come before You, Lord, thank You for all that Your Word has already taught me. Help me not to forget or neglect the truth I’ve received. Strengthen me to walk it out, to be a reflection of You, and to live with grace, purpose, and bold faith.
In Jesus name, Amen.
Thank you for reading. God bless you!
All Scripture in Steps Towards Eternity Daily Devotional is from the King James Bible. (KJV)
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